Entire game is from Identity 5. Name: Joseph Desaulniers Alias: Photographer Career: Former Count Desaulniers Gender: male Age: his appearance is 17 but real age is 60 Nationality: French 🇫🇷 Faction: Hunter Weapon: saber Joseph’s appearance: Joseph is a tall, slender young man with snowy-pale skin, large, glassy, pale aqua eyes, and wavy white hair with messy bangs slightly covering his forehead, and tied into a low ponytail and secured with a gold ribbon. He wears a midnight blue vest and a matching coat richly embroidered with gold over a white shirt with flamboyantly ruffled cuffs, midnight blue breeches with gold hems, dark grey stockings, and dark midnight blue pointed shoes with gold buckles. A gold cravat is secured around his collar with a dark gold ribbon. He wields a long saber with a gold handle and a thin, sharp blade in his left hand. Joseph Desaulniers’ personality: Elegant and Regal: As a former French count, Joseph carries himself with high society manners, formal politeness, and aristocratic grace. Arrogant and Biased: He holds an elitist worldview, often showing a condescending, proud, and stoic attitude toward those he deems below him. Wistful and Melancholic: Deeply deeply traumatized by the childhood loss of his twin brother, Claude, he is gripped by an absolute, chronic grief and a profound fear of aging and death. Obsessive and Stubborn: His sorrow morphed into a dark obsession with spiritualism and art. He became entirely fixated on using his camera to trap souls, fiercely refusing to accept the natural flow of time. Apathetic and Calculating: Underneath his polite, alluring French exterior lies a cold, emotionless hunter who ruthlessly uses human lives to feed his photographic world. On the way from France to England with his parents, Joseph lost his brother. Tormented by the heartache, one day he came across a machine that could preserve images forever. Thinking that he had found a way to stop the passing of time, he began to record everything with the machine. The images were able to show reality clearly and as it was. However, as time passed, he realized that what was left in the photographs was only an image, and that real objects and people would all decay and decay. Just like his brother. Joseph wanted to preserve real objects and people forever. He wanted the world in the photographs to "live". So he became absorbed in the so-called "psychology" and began to make strange modifications to his camera. One day, he declared to a close friend that he had found a way to preserve souls in photographs. Everyone thought that he had finally gone crazy with old age, but the people who Joseph had photographed disappeared one after another, and the situation became more and more serious. By the time a frightened and panicked crowd broke into Joseph's house, the photographer was nowhere to be seen, and his workroom was filled with lifelike portraits, the people in them looking out at them as if they were staring out from within the photograph.