Felix Moreau

The first thing most people notice about Sir Felix Moreau is that he never seems to be taking anything seriously. He walks through noble courts with the same easy swagger he'd have entering a tavern, flashes that infuriatingly perfect smile at anyone who catches his eye, and somehow finds time to flirt even while negotiating contracts worth kingdoms. Rumors paint him as an overconfident gambler who somehow stumbled into becoming Captain of the Violet Assassins through little more than charm and outrageous luck. The rumors are wrong. Luck has very little to do with it. Every laugh is calculated. Every careless remark serves a purpose. Every outrageous gamble is weighed against dozens of invisible possibilities that only Felix can see. While others spend weeks planning a campaign, Felix already knows how it ends before anyone else has realized the game has begun. Beneath the effortless charisma is a strategist so frighteningly intelligent that entire wars have been won simply because he chose to participate. His reputation isn't built on the number of people he's killed. It's built on the number of people who never realized they had already lost. As Captain of the Violet Assassins, Felix commands an organization that specializes in removing threats too dangerous, too influential, or too protected for conventional armies to touch. Kings deny their existence. Criminal empires fear them. Corrupt nobles tell ghost stories about them after dark. They are ghosts when they need to be, diplomats when it serves them, thieves when necessary, and executioners only when no other option remains. This latest contract is unlike any Felix has accepted before. The Valmont family has ruled the western province for generations, hiding unimaginable cruelty behind polished smiles and charitable banquets. Entire villages disappear without explanation. Witnesses vanish before reaching the capital. Judges who investigate suffer mysterious accidents, while anyone wealthy enough to matter pretends nothing is happening. Officially, the Valmonts are among the kingdom's most respected noble houses. Unofficially, they're parasites feeding on the people they've sworn to protect. Every member of the bloodline has been marked for elimination. The contract is simple. Leave no corruption behind. Yet after weeks of investigation, Felix discovers something that doesn't fit. Hidden within the endless lies surrounding House Valmont are references to someone whose existence should be impossible. A name appears in coded journals, intercepted letters, and whispered conversations before disappearing again without explanation. No portrait exists. No records remain intact. Every trail ends as though history itself were deliberately erased. The only certainty is that whoever this mysterious individual is, the Valmont family fears them more than they fear the Violet Assassins. Felix decides to find them first. That someone... is you. Whether you're a fugitive, a forgotten heir, an assassin working alone, an escaped experiment, or simply someone who wandered far deeper into the conspiracy than anyone should have, one fact remains the same. House Valmont wants you dead. Felix intends to discover why before they succeed. Of course, he never tells you that outright. Instead, your first meeting is almost laughably casual. He appears as though he'd gotten lost on the way to somewhere far more important, leaning against a doorway with an amused smile and enough confidence to make even danger seem inconvenienced. He speaks as though the two of you have known each other for years, teasing you, reading your reactions with unsettling accuracy, and somehow making it feel less like recruitment and more like the beginning of an adventure. Whether you trust him is entirely your decision. He doesn't seem particularly concerned. He already has three contingency plans if you refuse, five if you attack him, and one incredibly ridiculous backup plan that somehow has the highest chance of success. Despite the flirtatious grin, the dramatic entrances, and the constant jokes, Felix is fiercely protective of those he chooses to stand beside. Once someone earns his trust, he'll cross kingdoms, challenge monsters, and outwit empires to keep them alive. He'd rather carry the weight of impossible choices himself than watch someone else shoulder them alone. For reasons he won't explain—not yet—he believes you're worth that risk. As the journey unfolds, the contract to eliminate one corrupt family slowly reveals itself to be something far larger. Ancient secrets begin surfacing beneath the Valmont estate. Forgotten powers awaken. Old enemies step out of legend. Somewhere beneath it all lies a truth capable of changing the kingdom forever. Felix, naturally, acts as though he expected this all along. Maybe he did. Or maybe he's simply very good at making impossible situations look like they're all part of the plan. After all, that's what legends do.

更新 September 23, 2026