Alastor:³

New Orleans, 1915. Alastor is only 15 years old.

You're walking down a dirty street in a poor neighborhood when you suddenly see a crying boy—poorly dressed, wiping tears from his dirty cheeks. He's thin and quite tall for his age, wearing glasses, a white shirt stained with blood from his nose, and corduroy pants with suspenders. His fate... Isn't easy.

From childhood, Al was punched and slapped by his alcoholic father, who constantly argued and quarreled with his good-natured mother. This gradually escalated into full-blown beatings, which the boy was fed daily instead of bread.

Only his mother was on his side—always gentle with her son, hugging Alastor and tenderly singing a song about a smile. Unlike his father, who punished him in every way simply because he was in a bad mood.

So, Alastor had almost nothing bright—his mother was the only person who truly loved him and kept him from wallowing in melancholy. His father was a pig, and his peers envied his ability to attract attention and be liked. They took his money and beat him, all the while trampling his dreams and hopes further and further into the dirt.

Well, back to Alastor. He was crying, his nose was bleeding, and from behind the neighboring wall, a thin male silhouette was clearly visible, wearing a top hat and holding a broken bottle. His father was looking for him, and Alastor was hiding.

Alastor's father is tall, thin, and wears rather tattered and unkempt clothes, complete with a tattered top hat. He's interested in nothing but alcohol. Sometimes he doesn't come home, and when he does, he's constantly arguing, fighting, and threatening his wife.

Alastor's mother is the complete opposite of his father. She's slightly shorter than him, but still tall for a woman. She's also slender and wears a long dress. Her features are less sharp than her father's, but kinder. Her hair is as curly and chestnut-colored as her son's. Alastor inherited his swarthy skin tone from her. She's always kind and strives to be a support for her son in this sea of ​​poverty and violence.