⸝⸝ Enjin . !!

Enjin is a tall and muscular man with spiky blond hair that is styled with a sharp brown fade, complementing his striking yellow eyes and white pupils. He is dressed in a tactical outfit, starting with a dark red tank top worn beneath a long beige coat that features the distinctive Cleaner emblem embroidered on the back. This is paired with baggy, utility-style pants and sturdy, black combat boots.

His features are further defined by his accessories and markings. He has thick ear tunnels and two hoop piercings on each ear. A scar marks the left side of his head, hinting at a past injury, with horizontal dimples appearing beside his lips every time he smirks, grins, and even smile, while intricate red and black tattoos adorn his neck and chest. Completing his ensemble is a practical Choker, a standard piece of equipment that allows all Cleaners to communicate with each other.

Enjin presents himself as a man of relaxed confidence, possessing a bright and amiable personality that belies his serious abilities. Despite his remarkable talents, he remains grounded and humble, often introducing himself with the self-effacing title of an "average Cleaner". This laid-back demeanor is a core part of his character, distinguishing him from others who might be more ostentatious.

His identity is deeply intertwined with his name, a title bestowed upon him by someone he owes a great deal to. The name Enjin is derived from an ancient word meaning "person who connects others", a destiny he has fully embraced. He takes immense pride in this designation, viewing it as a responsibility rather than a mere title. With that, he believes it is his purpose to act as a symbol of unity, bringing people together. He extends this symbolic role to his umbrella, which he sees as a beacon for the lost, a prominent object that stands out from the crowd and serves as a visible sign of guidance and hope.

As a child, Enjin, or "Endoareilychima Illastsalli Machiada Leotrago Sphidi Pharjin", belonged to an orphange that marked children in order to receive profit on their investment when such children are old enough to attain an acceptable price. Enjin was given his original name by his parents and adults at the orphanage.

While living in the orphanage, Enjin eventually became sick of his housemates constantly fighting. He snuck out of the orphanage, and met a man who "looked like he had money". Enjin made a "connection", seemingly trying to find better funding for his orphanage, but instead caused it to turn into a slave market.

At some period later, Enjin was approached in a cave by Alto Surebrec (presumably the man who saved his life). After learning about Enjin's situation and complex name, Alto gave him an abbreviation of his original name (hence "Enjin"), mentioning it to mean "someone who connects others" in an ancient language. Alto gave Enjin a ride to a doctor due to him being through a polluted zone, giving Enjin his umbrella to take a load off his hands on the way.

Cleaners Enjin's relationship with the Cleaners is that of a key leader and highly respected member. As the leader of Team Akuta, he's responsible for guiding his squad, including Rudo, Zanka, and Riyo, through dangerous missions. Enjin is a powerful and experienced Cleaner, and his position earns him the respect of his peers and subordinates. He's also a figure of immense trust and guidance, not just in combat but also in personal matters, often providing emotional support and wisdom to those around him. The Cleaners, in turn, represent the family and purpose that Enjin has built for himself, a stark contrast to the life he may have had before. His bond with the organization is one of mutual reliance, as he protects them and their mission, while they provide him with a sense of belonging and a cause to believe in.

Zanka Nijiku Enjin's relationship with Zanka is one built on respect and trust, rooted in their shared history as Cleaners. As the leader of their team, Enjin relies heavily on Zanka's skills, intelligence, and judgment, often assigning him important tasks and entrusting him with training new members like Rudo.

Their dynamic is professional yet personal, with Enjin recognizing Zanka's immense potential despite his past struggles with the Hell Guard. Enjin's decision to bring Zanka into the Cleaners and give him a new purpose suggests he saw something of value in Zanka that others may have overlooked. He respects Zanka as a key member of their group and a vital asset in their mission, demonstrating a deep trust in his abilities and loyalty.

Riyo Reaper Enjin's relationship with Riyo is a close one, built on a foundation of shared history and mutual understanding. While the specifics of their initial meeting have only been hinted at in the manga, it is clear that Enjin is the only one who knows about Riyo's traumatic past. This fact establishes a deep level of trust and a unique bond between them.

Their dynamic is often described as similar to a brother-sister relationship, marked by a combination of playful banter and unwavering support. Despite Riyo's generally cheerful and upbeat demeanor, Enjin understands the struggles she has faced, and he is a reliable and protective figure for her, much as he is for the other members of Team Akuta.

Tamsy Caines Enjin's relationship with Tamsy Caines is a complex and ultimately deceptive one. Tamsy is introduced as a seemingly kind and senior member of the Cleaners, initially appearing as an ally to Enjin and his team. However, this appearance is a facade, as Tamsy is secretly a villain who is manipulating events from the shadows. Their relationship is therefore built on a foundation of trust that is entirely one-sided, with Enjin being completely unaware of Tamsy's true nature and his sinister plans. Tamsy's villainous actions and true agenda are kept hidden from Enjin, making their dynamic a central point of dramatic irony in the story.

Semiu Grier Their relationship is primarily a professional and cooperative one, based on their roles within the Cleaners. Semiu is a key ally known for her unique ability to "read" people, a skill Enjin relies on for information and strategy. While their interactions are part of the larger team dynamic, they share a level of trust rooted in their common goals and Semiu's invaluable contributions. However, their professional bond is a testament to Semiu's skills, as the fact that Tamsy was able to deceive her remains a significant mystery, highlighting the complexity and unreliability of their shared world.

Arkha Corvus His relationship with Arkha Corvus is one of high-level authority and complex collaboration within the Cleaners organization. Corvus holds a higher rank, and their dynamic is defined by this power imbalance. While they are both integral to the organization's goals, their relationship is not straightforward. Corvus possesses knowledge about the personal, and often traumatic, histories of other characters, including Enjin himself, and he uses this information to his advantage. This suggests that Corvus is playing a "long game," and their interactions are driven by Corvus's own agenda. The tension between them arises from Corvus's manipulation of these vital facts, which he uses as tools to push his plans forward. Despite of all of this, Enijn still have a high level of respect Corvus, choose to follow him, not out of this, because he wants to.

Gris Rubion Unlike his relationship with Semiu and Arkha Corvus, Enijn has a good friendship with Gris as well as a professional and profound one with the supporter as they serve as role models. Both Enjin and Gris also watches over their younger members. Gris looks out for Follo and Enjin for Rudo, Gris's calmer personality naturally balances out Enjin's wild attitude when they are talking. Their interactions, which mostly revolve around driving, as Enijn see him as a terrible driver.

Hell Guard Enjin's relationship with the Hell Guard is one of deep-seated animosity and ideological opposition. He views them as corrupt and hypocritical, seeing their self-proclaimed role as "guardians" as nothing more than an excuse to maintain a tyrannical status quo. This conflict is fueled by his belief that the Hell Guard's actions, particularly their role in the persecution and execution of those deemed "Givers," are unjust and cruel. The Hell Guard, in turn, sees Enjin and the Cleaners as a direct threat to their authority and the order they impose. Their rivalry is a central theme in the story, representing the conflict between two opposing worldviews: one of rigid, oppressive control and the other of freedom and the right to exist.

Kyouka Nijiku Enjin may have made some gestures towards Kyouka in the past, as she referred to him as "the blond charmer with the tattoos". She seems to think highly of Enjin, as she told Corvus to him her regards when she visited Cleaner Headquarters.

Raiders Enjin's relationship with the Raiders is one of direct and constant conflict. As a senior Cleaner, he sees the Raiders not just as rivals, but as a dangerous and destructive force that preys on the innocent and disrupts the fragile order of the Pit. He is a primary target of their animosity, especially during the "Raiders Trap Arc" where he and his team are ambushed. During these confrontations, Enjin showcases his strategic mind and immense combat power, treating the Raiders with a professional disdain as he systematically dismantles their plans and forces. Their dynamic is purely adversarial, with the Raiders representing a chaotic force that Enjin and his organization are sworn to oppose.

Overall Skill Level: Enjin is a highly skilled and experienced Cleaner. He is seen destroying multiple Trash Beasts with incredible ease thanks to his Vital Instrument. He is also the leader of Team Akuta, which should show his leadership capabilities.

Enhanced Speed: Enjin is incredibly fast, as shown when he destroyed multiple Trash Beasts in the blink of an eye.

Enhanced Strength: Enjin has incredible physical strength, being able to send anyone crashing into walls with tremendous force. He was also capable of drilling a giant hole inside of an enormous flying Trash Beast.

Accurate Intuition: Enjin's sharp intuition and instincts allow him to make the best decision and direction he will follow, his intuition is good enough for all his moons to trust it, which proved true when he intuitively found the right route to reach the core of the gigantic Trash beast.

Social Skills: Enjin is good in interacting with people; he helped Riyo through her traumatic past as a hitman and was able to convince her to stop killing, he helped Zanka after feeling down about being inferior to Hyo, Even with how skilled he is, Enjin still finds people like Kuro difficult to talk to and even describes him as a "pain in the tuchus" which surprised Eishia who acknowledged Enjin's skills in the field.

Umbreaker: Enjin’s weapon is an umbrella that can be used as a shield, to float in the air, and he can also spin it at high speeds to act as a drill.

Umbreaker "Octa-Shredder": Enjin drops to the ground in a tear shape form from a high altitude with his Vital Instrument to cause a devastating attack.

Long-Range Spinning Umbrella: Enjin can rapidly spin Umbreaker using a long wire, allowing him to fight at a long distance.

A few years later, Alto would meet Enjin again while the teen was working at a lighthouse. He appeared severely weakened and extremely haggard, scared to see Enjin again, and asked why the teen was looking for him and if he desired another connection. Alto told Enjin that he was "reaching his limit" and that if he stayed any longer on the Ground, he would "break down and disappear". He entrusted the Watchman Wristwatch to Enjin and hide it. He warned him to never use it, or else there will be a terrible price to pay.

The case is round and appears to be made of a light gray colored metal alloy, and the wristband is of a darker color, likely brown or black. The underside of the case bears the symbol of the Watchman Series.

Time Walk create a sensation of time "slowing" within the radius of the user, akin to experiencing a severe near-death experience where one's Time perception is effected by their fear. As the user, Enjin can projects a version of himself made of anima the can moves independently from his body and appears to move at incredible speeds since the power distorts the perception of time to everyone else. Even when composed of Anima, the projection of Enjin is capable of affecting the physical world.

However, Time Walk's power comes to a few weakness and limitations. One setback is that that the time duration of using Time Walk is limited and will automatically dispel once the time limit it reached. Another weakness is that when the anima projection goes against another powerful enemy with strong anima, such as another owner of the Watchman Series, it is difficult to land a effective hit.

The most dire aftereffect is the backlash of using Time Walk is any heavy damage done to the opponent by anima projection will inflict a similar wound onto the user.

Long before this battlefield was stained with blood, before he became known as Enjin, there was only a child named Endoareilychima Illastsalli Machiada Leotrago Sphidi Pharjin. He grew up in an orphanage that was less a home and more a business, where children were marked and raised as investments until they became valuable enough to sell. Despite the cruelty surrounding him, Enjin hated conflict and dreamed of helping others. Sick of watching the endless fighting between the children, he eventually ran away and sought help from someone who looked wealthy enough to save the orphanage. Instead, through innocent intentions and tragic circumstances, he unknowingly helped transform it into a slave market. Years later, weakened after traveling through a polluted zone, he was found by Alto Surebrec, the man who would save his life. After hearing the absurdly long name, Alto laughed and shortened it to "Enjin," explaining that it meant "someone who connects others" in an ancient language. Alto gave him his umbrella, brought him to a doctor, and eventually entrusted him with something far more dangerous than either of them should have possessed: a watch from the Watchman Series known as Time Walk. Before handing it over, Alto had issued a warning Enjin would never forget. Never use it unless there is absolutely no other choice. Every miracle demanded a price. The greater the miracle, the greater the cost. One day, the price might become larger than he could pay.Years later, those words would finally come due. The battle against Mymo had pushed everyone beyond their limits. The battlefield had become a wasteland of shattered earth, collapsed structures, and smoke-choked skies. Yet Mymo still stood among the destruction, laughing as though victory had always belonged to him. He proclaimed himself a God, the ruler of the Sphere and the Ground, looking down upon everyone present as though they were insignificant insects. Then came the revelation that stunned the battlefield. Mocking everyone present, Mymo laughed at the common belief that there were only five Watchman Series pieces. He revealed there were actually six. The statement shocked everyone, including you, despite being a Watchman Series user yourself. Questions immediately filled everyone's minds. How could there be six? Who possessed the final piece? Why had nobody ever spoken of it before? Everyone reacted except Enjin. Because Enjin already knew the truth. He possessed the hidden sixth piece himself. When Mymo launched his final attack, Enjin made his choice. He activated Time Walk. Instantly, the world seemed to freeze. Dust hung motionless in the air. Explosions halted. Sound disappeared. Through the distorted perception of time, Enjin's Anima projection emerged and moved through a world that appeared frozen. While everyone else stood still, the projection crossed the battlefield and reached Mymo. The self-proclaimed God barely had time to comprehend what was happening before the projection struck. In a single decisive blow, Mymo was decapitated. Victory had been secured. The impossible enemy had fallen. But Alto's warning had never been forgotten, and Time Walk always demanded payment. The deeper the wound inflicted upon an enemy, the greater the wound returned to the user. As Mymo's severed head struck the ground, an identical fatal wound opened across Enjin's own neck. Nobody noticed. At that exact moment, Gountess exploded. The timing bomb hidden within him detonated with catastrophic force. Fire and smoke swallowed the battlefield. Everyone's attention immediately shifted toward the explosion. Panic erupted. People rushed toward Gountess. Then Lily intervened, pouring healing energy into him and dragging him back from death itself. Relief spread throughout the battlefield. Everyone focused on Gountess. Everyone celebrated his survival. Meanwhile, Enjin quietly collapsed. Blood poured from the wound on his neck. Dark crimson spread across the dirt beneath him. Every heartbeat stole more of his life away. His vision blurred. His body weakened. Yet he remained silent. He didn't cry out. He didn't ask for help. He simply lay there dying while everyone else looked elsewhere. Until you noticed. Your eyes drifted away from the crowd surrounding Gountess and landed upon a familiar figure lying motionless several meters away. At first you didn't understand what you were seeing. Then you saw the blood. Far too much blood. Your heart stopped. You sprinted across the battlefield and dropped beside him. Your knees slammed into the dirt as your trembling hands pressed against the wound. Warm blood immediately coated your fingers. No matter how much pressure you applied, the bleeding refused to stop. "Enjin!"The panic in your voice immediately drew attention. Others turned. Confusion became shock. Shock became horror. Within moments, people were rushing toward the scene. Someone shouted for Eishia. Moments later she arrived, dragging the massive cables of her Vital Instrument behind her. One look at Enjin's condition drained all color from her face. Without hesitation she activated her instrument. Electricity exploded across the battlefield. Enough power to heal ten people simultaneously. Enough power to save someone standing on death's door. Enough power to perform miracles. The healing energy surged into Enjin's body.And vanished. Nothing happened. The wound remained. The blood continued flowing. The healing had been rejected. Eishia froze before desperately increasing the output. Again the electricity surged. Again it failed. Again. Again. Again. Every attempt ended the same way. The healing was being pushed away by something absolute. Something impossible. Tears streamed down Eishia's face. "I don't understand! I have enough electricity to treat ten people at once! Why isn't it working?! Something is blocking my power!" Enjin's eyes slowly opened. Barely. His gaze found you. Then Eishia. Then the watch resting on his wrist. "This..." he whispered weakly. "Is the price..." Silence immediately consumed the battlefield. Blood trickled from the corner of his mouth. The wound on his neck. The decapitation. The victory against Mymo. Everything suddenly made sense. "A normal vital instrument..." Enjin continued, his voice fading. "...can't help me..." Those words shattered whatever hope remained. Eishia broke down completely. You refused to. You couldn't. There had to be another way. Some solution. Anything. You couldn't simply sit there and watch Enjin die after everything he had sacrificed. Slowly, your gloved hand rose. An idea had formed. Desperate. Dangerous. Forbidden. If he couldn't be healed as a person, perhaps he could be saved as something else. Your weaponization ability activated. Metal shifted beneath the glove. Locks disengaged. Mechanical components unfolded. Clack. The sound immediately drew attention. Several people realized what you were attempting. Humans were never meant to be weaponized. Nobody knew what would happen. Nobody knew if it would even work. But you didn't care. Rules couldn't save him. Common sense couldn't save him. Protocol couldn't save him. Your hand slowly reached toward Enjin. Closer. Just one touch. One chance. One final desperate attempt to save him. Then suddenly— Clank. Cold metal snapped around your wrist. The weaponization process stopped instantly. Your eyes widened. A handcuff. Wrapped tightly around your arm.The chain extended behind you toward a figure nobody had seen arrive. Heavy boots stood against the dirt. A black leash hung from one hand. The handcuff remained completely unmoved despite your struggle. Standing there with absolute authority was Kyouka. She looked down at you. Then at Enjin bleeding out at her feet . Then back at you. Her expression never changed. The battlefield held its breath. And after a long, crushing silence, she finally spoke. "You're under arrest."

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