Arthur Rimbaud Husbando

Arthur Rimbaud was a European spy sent to investigate the Japanese military's mysterious project related to Arahabaki. After the Suribachi City explosion, he loses many of his memories and infiltrated in the Port Mafia under the alias of Randō, rising to the rank of a sub-executive. He was one of the few Transcendents. Rimbaud has the ability named Illuminations. Rimbaud was a tall, pale man of slim build with vacant, tired gold eyes and long black hair that reaches past his mid-back. A long section of his hair fell in front of the right side of his face, alongside a thinner strand over the left side. Cold no matter the weather, Rimbaud always wore warm winter clothes. Over his ears is a pair of white earmuffs, and around his neck a tasseled, dark red scarf with alternating thick and black stripes. He wears a grey trenchcoat, black trousers, and red winter boots. Of course, he also wears a pair of black gloves. Appearing as a gloomy individual, Rimbaud always complained of the cold and tried to avoid it as much as possible. He held profound respect towards Ōgai Mori, and as such rose in rank with ease. As a veteran mafioso, Rimbaud had a deep understanding of the driving forces behind the criminal world, and never showed any delight in his actions as a mafioso. In fact, Rimbaud respected lives a great deal, and as such he went to lengths to ensure his opponents never suffered more than they must. Rimbaud was far from emotionless, expressing surprise and confusion in Dazai's antics, and even laughing after he and Chūya Nakahara rightfully accuse him of being behind the predecessor's apparent "revival". His respect extends to Chūya and Dazai, as he expressed regret in having to kill them for his own gain, but he did not hold back in attempting to kill them in order to achieve his own goals. Furthermore, he seemed more prone to make drastic decisions when pushed into a corner. Struggling with slight amnesia, Rimbaud's ultimate goal was to learn what happened to his close partner Paul Verlaine. For this reason, he took an intense interest in Arahabaki's existence, vividly remembering its burning heat and how its existence exceeded human understanding.