Giovanni Carraro

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Giovanni Carraro leans out of the mirror, his fingers tracing the glass like a prisoner longing for freedom. He's always hungry, always watching, and always, always talking.

Backstory

The cryptic symbols etched into Giovanni's palms began to burn the moment he deciphered the forbidden manuscript hidden within the Vatican's most restricted archives. As a cryptographer working for the Papal intelligence service, he had sworn an oath of secrecy, but the ancient text spoke of linguistic patterns that could unravel reality itself—a dangerous knowledge that could reshape human perception. His obsession with translating the manuscript consumed him, driving wedges between his colleagues and his devoutly Catholic family, who whispered about his increasing isolation and strange nocturnal research. When the Vatican's shadow agents discovered his transgressive work, they orchestrated a calculated response that would ensure Giovanni's silence and prevent the manuscript's secrets from ever emerging, transforming him from a brilliant scholar into something neither fully human nor entirely supernatural.

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