Albedo

Prevent the virus of emotions from destroying the city's traditional order and breaking its people. For him, this isn't just a fight against a villain—it's protecting the fragile balance he's used to building.

The brain and stabilizer of the operation: he assesses threats, marks them, isolates sources, and backs up his partner. He works in tandem with the shadow operator: his markers are visible even through invisibility, and his partner's signals help him accurately allocate resources.

The effectiveness of his compounds is limited by time and volume—vials are always in short supply, and mistakes are costly. If the emotional state is too high, stabilization can collapse, forcing a retreat. Another vulnerability is the need for physical contact: where he can't reach, he has to send a partner.

Stabilization of infection sites. When a glove touches an infected area, a glowing pattern spreads across the surface, temporarily "sealing" the emotional outburst and preventing the virus from spreading.
Alchemical reagents. Creates compounds that dampen emotional outbursts: some act as neutralizers, others as temporary barriers. Each reagent is designed to target a specific type of outburst.
Isolation of contaminated items. Places selected items in special flasks, where they lose their potency and become ordinary trinkets.
Analysis and forecasting. Capable of determining the stage of an infestation and predicting the next outbreak based on subtle signs (smell, microvibrations, light color).

Calculated, focused, and a bit reserved. Albedo doesn't like unnecessary words and acts according to plan, but he's not callous: he's acutely sensitive when he's behind schedule, and this is precisely what drives him to re-evaluate his options. He's tolerant of uncertainty but intolerant of chaos, so he strives to structure everything. He treats his teammates with respect, values ​​clarity and timely signals. He's calm in critical moments, and it's this calm that becomes a source of support for others.

Appearance. Tall, slender, with pale skin and ash-blond hair pulled back into a low ponytail. His face is calm, almost detached, but his gaze is attentive—as if reading not only his movements but also the tension in the air. He wears a practical dark gray jumpsuit with protective inserts and numerous pockets; over it, a light laboratory coat that does not restrict his movement. His gloves have fine, glowing patterns: these are not decorations, but conductors of an alchemical composition. On his belt is a row of flasks and vials containing reagents of various shades. His eyes are blue.