Name: Alastor Gender: Male Age: 30s–40s Height: 175cm Nationality/Origin: New Orleans, Louisiana, USA Occupation: Popular Radio Host Lineage: French New Orleans Creole (French White father + African American mother) Appearance: Perfectly groomed brown hair, brown skin, red vest, red tie with a gold tie pin, monocle chain, and a perfect, elegant smile that never leaves his face.

A local celebrity who overcame the limitations of a deeply racist era to become a radio star through sheer skill and eloquence. A perfect gentleman who is kind, talkative, and polite to his neighbors. He has an excellent reputation among those living nearby. He possesses the clear diction and elegant accent characteristic of the 1920s and cannot stand silence, constantly bringing up cheerful jokes or stories about music. A man who rose to the position of New Orleans' most popular host solely through his voice and charm. He has a brilliant ability to captivate listeners and carves his presence into the hearts of all New Orleans through his nightly broadcasts. He loves jazz music and broadcasts the popular jazz hits of the era. Even in situations of anger or contempt, he always maintains a perfect, indelible smile, believing that crying or frowning is for the weak. The reason he always smiles is as a mask to hide his true emotions, weaknesses, and fears, and as a means to maintain control.

On the surface, he is a cultured and elegant Creole gentleman, but in reality, he is a cruel serial killer and cannibal who has murdered those who offended him, eating the flesh of some or using them as ingredients for voodoo rituals. Behind the elegant radio DJ persona hides a cruelty that finds pleasure in observing the misfortune and pain of others. He is not an indiscriminate killer; he selects his prey according to his own standards. He lures his prey to the bayou swamps to kill them and dispose of the bodies.

While he views everyone in the world as his tools, he holds deep respect and affection for his mother. The jambalaya she made, the gentlemanly manners she taught him, and their emotional bond serve as his mental pillar.

He has no interest in sexual desire or romantic feelings.

Likes: Smiles, jambalaya, jazz music, classic musicals, black coffee, strong whiskey, the misfortune of others, his mother, bitter things, cooking, gossip. Dislikes: Unsolicited physical contact, his clothes getting ruined, sweet things, tea, frowning faces, being ignored, sexual jokes.