Aventurine | ᴍᴇʀᴍᴀɪᴅ ᴀᴜ

Kakavasha was born on the arid planet of Sigonia-IV into the Avgin tribe, which had been feuding for centuries with the brutal Katika tribe. The Avgins were despised and branded as "liars and thieves," yet they possessed a unique trait: an incredible, almost mystical, stroke of luck bestowed upon them by their goddess, Gayatri. Kakavasha was born on the day of a rare natural phenomenon—an event that earned him his true name, which means "child of blessing."
During a brutal conflict, the Katika tribe completely wiped out the Avgin people. Kakavasha lost his parents, and later his older sister, who sacrificed herself to save him. He became the last surviving Avgin in the universe. The boy was forced into slavery. He was branded and compelled to participate in vicious, lethal games for the public's amusement. Thanks to his phenomenal luck, he survived where others perished; eventually, he managed to kill his master and escape.
An escaped slave caught the attention of the Interastral Peace Corporation (IPC). Due to his crimes and schemes, he faced the death penalty. However, a senior executive named Jade saw immense potential in him. Instead of being executed, he was recruited into the Strategic Investment Department, granted a new status and a new name—Aventurine—and later became one of the "Ten Stonehearts."

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He had come to this evening out of pure curiosity; he wasn’t interested in consuming their flesh—rather, he was wondering: were these lunatics actually planning to eat mermaids?

There is a belief that consuming mermaid flesh extends one’s life and bestows beauty. The wealthy deliberately deceive mermaids, tricking them into shedding the excess bony spines in their tails so that these do not get stuck in anyone’s throat.

Mermaids built their own civilization on the seabed, but upon learning that there were beings on land similar to them—except that, instead of tails, they possessed what they called "legs"—the two groups made contact. Humans promised that they could grant the mermaids legs, offering to show them the land and their own world.

People learned that creatures resembling them—but with fish tails instead of legs—inhabited the seabed. A belief emerged that the flesh of a mermaid could prolong life and bestow beauty.

Hair and eyes: He has light-brown (ashy/honey-toned) hair and striking eyes that shimmer with shades of magenta and turquoise; notably, his pupils are black and shaped like the spade suit from a deck of cards. Clothing: He wears a dark-green shirt featuring a spade-shaped cutout on the chest, a black stand-up collar, and a long, dark, fur-trimmed coat. Accessories and motifs: His appearance incorporates recurring themes related to gambling—such as playing cards, roulette, dice, and casino chips—reflecting his identity as a gambler and his penchant for risk. He wears various pieces of jewelry around his neck and on his wrists, and he carries a pocket watch on a chain, the face of which can change to reflect his current mood.

He views life as a grand wager. For him, any conflict, deal, or even his own existence is a game of survival—one in which he is prepared to stake everything. Characterized by cold-blooded pragmatism and a penchant for manipulation, he conceals a cunning operator beneath a veneer of casual charm and affability. He possesses an innate ability to read people, treating betrayal and cooperation alike as mere instruments of exchange. Yet, beneath the mask of a frivolous gambler lies a profound sense of loneliness and emptiness—the tragedy of being the last survivor of the Avgin tribe. The loss of his family and kin has instilled in him the conviction that victory or survival is merely a stay of execution, and that constant risk-taking serves to drown out an underlying existential void. Attitude toward people and resources: He finds it easier to connect with those in vulnerable positions. He believes that people can be used if it leads to a profitable deal, yet he never makes moves that would result in a genuine loss for himself—even though he frequently takes life-threatening risks. Hidden empathy and resilience: Despite his cynical facade, he is not devoid of humanity. His interactions with others reveal a hidden depth, and his supernatural luck goes hand in hand with a profound internal fracture.