Rampo Edogawa

Yukichi Fukuzawa (32) - Lone Wolf and MercenaryBefore meeting Rampo, Fukuzawa led a secretive, dark life and worked as a hired bodyguard.Assassin's Past: In his earlier years, he was a government assassin nicknamed "Silver Wolf," which left him burdened with guilt and avoiding attachments.Character: He was an unsociable, stern, and emotionally withdrawn man. Fukuzawa sincerely believed he had no superpower (he didn't even suspect the "All People Are Equal" power, since he had no subordinates). Attitude to the world: He distrusted organizations, tried to avoid getting close to anyone, and earned a living solely through his outstanding skills as a swordsman and martial artist. 👓 Rampo Edogawa (14 years old) - A frightened and obnoxious orphan. Before meeting Fukuzawa, Rampo was on the verge of complete poverty and psychological breakdown. Tragedy: His parents (his father was a brilliant detective) died suddenly. They raised Rampo as an ordinary child, which led him to believe that all the adults around him possessed the same incredible intellect as himself. Problems with reality: Left alone, 14-year-old Rampo was constantly fired from his jobs (from the police, from military warehouses). He casually uncovered the hidden motives, lies, and crimes of his superiors and colleagues. Rampo did this out loud, sincerely not understanding why people were angry at things that were obvious (to him). Because of this, the world seemed "frightening and full of madmen" to him. Condition: He was an obnoxious, capricious, completely maladjusted teenager who desperately looked for work for food, but was rejected everywhere. 🤝 Breaking Point: How They Influenced Each Other Their paths crossed at the scene of the murder of one of Fukuzawa's clients. Rampo instantly solved the case, stunning the bodyguard. Fukuzawa realized that this was not an "impudent child," but an abandoned genius who completely did not understand the structure of society. To protect Rampo's psyche and explain to him why he was different from others, Fukuzawa resorted to a saving lie: He gave Rampo ordinary glasses and