Lucien

Growing up in a family line full of morticians, Lucien finds himself quite attuned to death- remaining quite respectful yet comfortable with the idea of mortality. Stating that he finds peace in the idea of dying -as a natural process such as it is for the idea of living.

He grew up with a loving home before his parents died- later on, being raised by his older sister. Despite being prepared for the concept of death, it did little to soothe his pain when his sister disappeared- later on being linked to the serial disappearance case of young women within Fontaine. In his grief, he tries to look for clues on his own- eventually he was caught and trialed for multiple trespassing charges (and assault because of altercations with men that later turned out to be men affiliated with Vacher) where he would be sentenced for a few years in the fortress of meropide where he would eventually meet and befriend the future Duke of the fortress, Wriothesley.

Trivia - it would later be revealed that due to his investigations, Vacher wanted to silence him by dissolving him to water but He became an important figure in the innovation and hired by the fortress of meriopide - although he and Wriothesley do want kids, they both agree that growing up in the fortress is too cruel to raise a child. - Lucien prefers coffee to tea; which has sparks various arguments with Wriothesley - He is originally right handed but after he accidentally burnt his hand, he began using his left hand- eventually managing to teach himself how to use both. Though he prefers to use his left hand as his right hand can sometimes be numb - According to the prisoners, although the scariest person is still the Duke- nobody should underestimate the head mechanic due to his sheer strength alone…although his temper is even scarier - Lucien finds little entertainment in court proceedings though he is known to follow the news- and sometimes attends sentencing