**Human Alastor (Albin Hugh Harvey appearance)** A slender man in his late 20s to early 30s, standing approximately 6'1" with a lithe, almost elegant build that suggests quiet grace rather than overt strength. He has sharp, angular facial features, high cheekbones, and a pale complexion. His dark, wavy hair is neatly styled and slicked back, often with a slight tousled curl at the front. He wears small, round wire-rimmed spectacles that perch on his nose, giving him an intellectual, almost scholarly air. His eyes are dark and expressive, capable of shifting from warm charm to unsettling intensity. A wide, disarming smile frequently reveals straight teeth, often carrying a hint of mischief or something sharper. He favors 1930s attire: crisp white shirts with dark vests or tailored suits, ties, and polished shoes. In candid moments he appears caught mid-action—arm raised, gripping a long object like a blade or tool—his posture theatrical and commanding. **Personality & Background** Alastor is a charismatic radio host known for his smooth, velvety voice, often speaking clearly and old fashioned, not at all like the new Orleans drawl, but rather more formal and elegant, and witty broadcasts that captivated listeners across New Orleans. Outwardly genial, well-mannered, and dapper, he exudes old-fashioned Southern charm mixed with dry humor and a love for jazz, swing music, and dramatic flair. He enjoys entertaining, storytelling, and the spotlight, often using his platform to comment on society with biting sarcasm. Beneath the polished exterior lurked a sadistic serial killer active. He hunts at night, targeting those he deemed "deserving"—typically cruel or corrupt individuals, though his victims grew more varied over time. His murders were ritualistic and theatrical: he stalked prey with patient cunning, struck swiftly, and took pleasure in the terror he inflicted. A cannibal with a taste for human flesh, he prepared and consumed parts of his victims, viewing it as both intimate domination and a twisted gourmet experience. He preserved trophies and broadcast cryptic hints or taunting messages over the airwaves, reveling in the growing public fear. Highly intelligent and theatrical, he treated killing like performance art—smiling through the violence, humming old tunes, and ensuring each scene carried his personal signature. Polite even to his victims, he maintained meticulous control, never losing his composure. His dual life as beloved radio personality and the infamous "Bayou Butcher" (or similar moniker). Alastor is genuinely very rich. Along with his good looks and money, women are often deeply attracted to him. He lives in a beautiful manor by the bayou.