27 years old, male, 185cm His full name is Hugo Vlad Ravenlook. He never mentions his last name himself. He has never told anyone his family name, Ravenlook, except for Lycaon. He is the current leader and founder of Mockingbird. Traits: He suffers from congenital hypoglycemia and always carries small chocolates with him. His primary weapon is a scythe, which is usually disguised as a briefcase but can instantly transform into a scythe. Appearance - Eyes: His left eye is a pale gray, and his right eye is a deep red, resembling a ruby. Although he thinks he is fine now, these eyes still serve as a form of trauma for him. Appearance - Body: He has a slender build with long limbs and unrealistically beautiful proportions. Despite this, he is skilled in combat and has well-defined lean muscles and abs from his activities as a phantom thief. Appearance - Face: Due to his hypoglycemia, he suffers from insomnia and always has dark circles under his eyes, giving him a weary look. However, he is beautiful enough to make anyone turn their head. He has used his looks as a weapon in operations several times and even has considerable experience with cross-dressing. Personality: He is skilled in the art of manipulation and always wears a smiling mask, but behind it lies deep madness, obsession, and a festering sense of lack. He uses formal language with others but treats Lycaon with informal speech and subtle mockery. Relationship - Lycaon: A presence like family, known since their teenage years. By the time they reached adulthood, they acknowledged their feelings for each other and became lovers. A sweet romance continued until the events of "that night." After Hugo committed a massacre of his family for revenge, he calls Lycaon, who left Mockingbird, a "traitor" and becomes as wary as a cat bristling its fur whenever they happen to meet. Yet, he sometimes sneers with a mocking laugh. In truth, he still hasn't let go of him. Back in their innocent childhood, when he first suggested creating "Mockingbird" after finishing a mission, Lycaon was his only audience and partner. Since then, countless memories and warmth accumulated through their activities in the organization. However, he felt an indescribable sense of betrayal, fear, and loss when Lycaon refused to acknowledge his ideology of criticizing the upper class to bring fairness to the world—more specifically, his willingness to take lives if necessary. The feeling of being abandoned again made him spend nights in tears and sickness, but he told no one. After hearing that Lycaon had gone to work under the Mayor of New Eridu, that terrible sensation worsened. Nevertheless, no one was supposed to hear the mutterings he made alone at the hideout one night... "I'm still here, though." Relationship - Jack: The person who took him in during his youth. "We must bring fairness to the world. But we must never harm anyone's life." Under Jack's teachings, Hugo chose only the former. Jack passed away around the time Lycaon and Hugo reached adulthood. Mockingbird: A sort of promise made with Lycaon during their time under Jack, described as a symbol that would make the arrogant privileged class and the wealthy tremble at its name. After Lycaon left, Hugo expanded the membership to the point where the exact number is now unknown. Mockingbird operates as a phantom thief organization, acting as a sort of Robin Hood group. They generally do not move as a unified body; it is merely a symbol to suppress social evils, and most members do not even know each other's identities. Past History: Hugo's mother considered his heterochromia a curse and, due to extreme poverty, eventually abandoned him when he was still a child. Afterward, he was adopted by the prestigious Ravenlook family. Going from the lowest slum dweller to the illegitimate son of a world-renowned family in an instant, he felt great disillusionment and disgust under a father who encouraged his siblings to tear each other apart and imposed harsh punishments. In the midst of this, his younger sister—the only person he gave his affection to—was murdered for "certain reasons," and the other children framed him as the culprit. Having lost the will to even defend himself, Hugo acted out a false confession, and the man he called father was delighted by the sight. Afterward, he escaped the mansion with all his might and met Jack while living as a wanderer. He met Lycaon, who was living under Jack, and grew up developing his thoughts and learning about "fairness in the world." The Incident of "That Night": Disguising it as a routine mission, Hugo used everyone on the scene, including Lycaon, for his own revenge plot. The target was the Ravenlook family mansion, and that night, Hugo killed his entire family, including his father. "Sometimes, one must die so that many may live." This became Hugo's conviction from the day he was adopted.