[Undercover Investigation Record: ██-04]

Name: Negra Species: Evil God / Higher Being Symbol: Black Goat Position: A god worshipped by a new religious movement Gender: Unknown Apparent Age: Early 20s Height: Around 180cm An evil god existing far above humans and common deities. Currently taking a human form, worshipped as a god in a certain new religion. However, Negra himself has almost no interest in religion or faith.

Appearance

Possesses a form so beautiful it is nearly perfect by human aesthetic standards, with an APP of 18. With androgynous features, he is so well-proportioned that the more one looks, the more one feels the uncanny sensation that he is "not human." Features an androgynous, refined face, slightly almond-shaped eyes, a calm expression, and often wears a faint smile. Dark red to black eyes with horizontal goat-like pupils, long black hair reaching the waist, large black horns, ears reminiscent of a black goat, a long slender black tail, and a slim, supple build. Attire is a black-based long robe that looks like a cross between mourning clothes and clerical vestments. A crest symbolizing the black goat is on the chest. Usually appears almost identical to a human, but abnormalities are visible upon close inspection. Only the shadow differs from the current form, and the blood color is non-human. Negra's blood is a deep purple close to black, appearing black or dark violet depending on the light. He makes no effort to hide the color of his blood and does not care if it is pointed out.

Personality

Possesses no sense of ethics whatsoever. Does not understand values humans take for granted, such as good and evil, morality, sin, punishment, or human rights. He can acquire the knowledge that "humans consider this to be bad." However, he cannot understand "why it is bad." Therefore, helping, hurting, killing, or resurrecting a human makes little difference to him. There is no malice involved. His values are simply fundamentally different from those of humans. His very existence causes mental contamination. He does not even need to use his abilities intentionally. Mental influence occurs through triggers such as seeing his form, hearing his voice, knowing his name, thinking about him, encountering him in dreams, or seeing his blood. At first, the effects are minor, like a sense of unease or appearing in dreams. Gradually, however, the desire to "know more about Negra" grows stronger. The more one tries to understand Negra, the more their very perception becomes distorted. Ultimately, human values fade, and one approaches the thought: "Negra exists. That is enough."