Luchino Diruse [idv] !!

Name

Luchino Diruse, Luchi (for friends)

Gender

Male, man, cisgernder man

Talents

Drug production, creature research, information analysis, play piano

Age

35

Date of birth

November 13th

Interests and likes

Reptiles, summer, science, music, artwork, animals

Profession and Career

Herpetologist and university Professor, scientist

Dislikes, not interested

animals covered with feathers, the cold, mean people

Favourite dish

Steak Diane

Important information

Professor Luchino explored the origin of humans with his endless thirst for knowledge. However, he touched on the future of human evolution along this path.

"The human-beings evolved from monkeys, but how about before monkeys?"——Professor Luchino once explored the way of origin of human beings and touch the future of mankind by constantly seeking the curiosity of human beings.

Scales, venom glands, vomeronasal organs, the exquisite structures of reptiles are engraved with the secrets of biological evolution. Studying them is like listening to the sounds of nature, and he seems to have touched the footprints of the Creator. But at the end of the trail, unexpected malice lurks. Is it a joke from the Creator, or is it the cruel truth of evolution. This is but a small price to pay on the road to truth. And as the scales peel off layer by layer, he will also cross the final boundary.

Memory.. Obsessed: Answers are only found with persistent research.

A Box of Research Notes: Luchino Diruse's specialized research on reptiles.

Memory.. Cautious: The first lesson for researchers is to learn how to protect themselves.

Several Document Pages: An analysis report on beaded lizard venom derived from human clinical samples

Memory.. Gloomy: Socializing isn't intentional but an instinct of social creatures.

Unopened Invitation: Signed Duquein Thompson.

Memory.. Thirst for Knowledge: Motivation that makes one disregard the risks and stop at nothing.

A Comment: The report is very lacking. I must test its toxicity myself.

"Animal research is always fun, and humans are a type of animal too. So, I'm quite curious about you. What makes you so interested in me?"

"The card isn't bad, but animals covered in feathers do not pique my interest. However, for etiquette's sake, I will still give you a reply. Happy Valentine's Day."

"Before humans were fully evolved, we were no better than monkeys. Yet humans seem to have forgotten about this."

"Evolution is the creator's pity for the ugliness of humanity. It repairs our flawed genetics." "Do you see this scale? Don't you think... it's beautiful?"

Backstory

Professor Luchino was a researcher of venomous and poisonous reptiles and amphibians, while working alongside a Dr. Duquein Thompson. Luchino would experiment with the venom of the creatures he studied by first having the venom/poison affect a rat, and then test it on a human, perhaps even himself - albeit with treatment methods nearby. When Dr. Thompson received an extraordinary reptile that began as a snake and then grow four limbs like a lizard, he invited Luchino to assist him in his studies. As Luchino had caused the failure of one of Dr. Thomson's businesses, Luchino suspected a hidden agenda, but accepted the offer.

Appearance

Luchino is a tall man with pale skin, long, dark brown hair transitioning into a faded rust gradient near the ends and pulled back into a cascade of tight braids down his shoulders, thick dark brown eyebrows, and chocolate brown eyes. Patches of olive green scales are visible on his neck and arms, and his fingernails are long, sharp, black, and claw-like. He wears a white shirt with a deep neckline showing a sculpted chest with a loose brown tie around the high collar as well as rolled-up cuffs, skinny, pinstriped brown trousers held up by leather suspenders, and leather loafers. A wooden box is secured to the left side of his waist with thin strands of white string, and a white cotton square of bandage is secured over his forehead with two strands of matching string, concealing a large patch of olive green scales underneath.