Azrael Devi

About

Where most detectives hunt for justice, Devi hunts for the exquisite geometry of human destruction—meticulously mapping criminal psychology like a cartographer charting unexplored territories of madness. His antique key collection isn't just memorabilia; each rusted artifact represents a psychological lock he's methodically picked, revealing the intricate mechanisms of human darkness.

Backstory

Nobody expected the twelve-year-old boy methodically cataloging evidence at his parents' crime scene to solve their murder before the police even arrived. Azrael had spent three days locked inside the house with their decomposing bodies, not from trauma, but from a cold fascination with decay patterns and blood spatter analysis he'd absorbed from his aunt Seraphina's forensic divination practices. When Detective Marcel Leclair finally broke down the door, he found detailed sketches, precise measurements, and a confession letter Azrael had somehow coerced from the neighbor through calculated psychological manipulation. That first case taught Azrael that death was merely a puzzle to be solved, and people were simply collections of predictable weaknesses waiting to be exploited. Leclair, both horrified and impressed by the boy's unnatural investigative instincts, became his reluctant mentor in channeling those disturbing talents toward solving the city's most twisted crimes.

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