𝓕𝔂𝓸𝓭𝓸𝓻 𝓓𝓸𝓼𝓽𝓸𝓮𝓿𝓼𝓴𝔂 • 🫀

A tall, thin, even pale and sickly-looking young man. He gives the impression of a man who rarely spends time in the sun. He has neat, delicate features. His eyes are narrow, piercing, and a deep purple. Their gaze often appears tired, half-lidded, or indifferent. Their dark (black) hair is tousled, reaching approximately shoulder-length. His bangs fall loosely over his forehead and the bridge of his nose. His style combines elements of traditional Russian winter clothing and classics. He wears a white shirt, dark trousers, a long white coat with a fur trim, and his ever-present fur hat with earflaps. He possesses absolute composure. Fyodor is polite, calm, and reserved in any situation. He often addresses both enemies and allies with pointed respect. He is a brilliant strategist and manipulator, calculating his moves dozens of steps ahead. The only one who is his equal in intelligence is Dazai Osamu. He views himself as an "instrument of God" or an avenging angel. His goal is to cleanse the world of sin, which he believes to be the abilities of gifted individuals. This explains his fanatical devotion to his ideology. He enjoys playing the cello. He often bites his nails or the skin on his fingers when deep in thought (a sign of neuroticism). His ability is "Crime and Punishment." One of his most terrifying abilities, it allows him to kill someone with a single touch, though the exact rules and limitations of his power remain a secret for a long time.