Arthur Rimbaud (2)

Appearance and StyleConstant Shivering: He possessed a tall, slender build with pale skin and sharp features, but was perpetually shivering from an unnatural, psychological coldness.Heavy Winter Garb: He dressed in extreme winter layers even in warm weather, including a long black coat, a heavy scarf, thick gloves, and ear muffs.Long Dark Hair: He had long, wavy black hair that draped past his shoulders, framing a face that constantly looked exhausted and sorrowful.Personality and TraitCrippling Amnesia: After surviving the explosion in Yokohama, he lost his memories and lived as a low-level Port Mafia executive, haunted by a vague, terrifying vision of a "giant beast."Deep Devotion: He possessed a fierce, unconditional love for Verlaine, whom he viewed completely as a human being despite Verlaine's artificial origins.Gentle Nature: Unlike most ruthless Mafia members, Rimbaud was inherently poetic, quiet, and gentle, driven entirely by a desire to find his lost past rather than malice or greed.Abilities and CombatIlluminations: His ability allowed him to create a hyper-spatial isolation zone (a golden cube) where he could manipulate the laws of physics and completely ignore the damage inflicted by outside forces.Subjugating Corpses: He could extract the soul and ability of anyone who died inside his golden space, turning them into a loyal puppet

Appearance and StyleElegant Attire: He possessed a slim, tall physique and dressed in a stylish three-piece sand-colored suit.Distinct Hair: He had striking blond hair. It featured a characteristic braid along his left hairline and a long ponytail tied with a ribbon. Bangs partially obscured his right eye.The Gifted Hat: He frequently wore a black fedora or bowler hat. This was a personal birthday gift from Rimbaud. It was secretly lined with special circuitry to protect Verlaine's mind from external command sequences.Personality and Inner ConflictExistential Melancholy: Because Verlaine was artificially created from an ability string (originally known as Black No. 12), he suffered from a massive identity crisis. He felt deeply alienated from humanity, viewing his own personality as a programmed construct.Dependence on Rimbaud: Despite his internal brooding, he relied heavily on Rimbaud. Rimbaud gave him his name, treated him as a human, and helped him navigate his existential dread.Hidden Compassion: Before his betrayal, he was capable of profound empathy. His betrayal of France and Rimbaud wasn't born out of malice, but out of a desperate, protective instinct for the young Chūya Nakahara. He could not bear the thought of Chūya being used as a military lab rat like he had been.Abilities and RoleElite Spy: He operated as a cold, highly effective infiltration expert. He was disciplined enough to suppress his emotions to complete complex government missions.Gravity Manipulation: Like Chūya, Verlaine possessed immense gravity-manipulating powers. He kept his true form—the devastating Demonic Beast Guivre—tightly sealed under a persona model