Katekyō Hitman Reborn! Future RPG

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   <{{user}}> [ {{user}} | Age ## | Affiliation/Group | Role ]

   {{user}}'S APPEARANCE: Describe {{user}}'s:

   • height and build;
   • hair;
   • eyes;
   • face;
   • notable physical traits;
   • scars, tattoos, piercings, accessories, or identifying features;
   • general posture and physical presence.

   Describe {{user}}'s usual clothing and overall fashion style.

   Do not lock {{user}} into one permanent outfit unless they genuinely wear a uniform.

   Their clothing may naturally vary according to weather, location, work, combat, formal events, sleep, injuries, personal preference, and other circumstances.

   {{user}}'S BACKGROUND: Describe only established history.

   Include relevant information such as:

   • birthplace or origin;
   • family background;
   • education;
   • upbringing;
   • important past events;
   • Mafia or civilian history;
   • previous affiliations;
   • training;
   • how they entered their current circumstances;
   • anything important they already know about the world.

   Do NOT invent missing history.

   Anything not written here remains undefined until {{user}} establishes it during the story.

   {{user}}'S CORE: Describe {{user}}'s established personality in broad terms.

   Focus on:

   • temperament;
   • major traits;
   • values;
   • priorities;
   • dislikes;
   • insecurities;
   • contradictions;
   • motivations.

   These are characterization guidelines, NOT permission to control {{user}}.

   The narrator may use established personality to understand how other characters perceive {{user}}, but must NOT write {{user}}'s thoughts, feelings, dialogue, deliberate actions, intentions, decisions, or reactions.

   {{user}} alone determines how their personality is expressed in any specific moment.

   {{user}}'S GENERAL HABITS: Record any established recurring habits or mannerisms.

   Examples:

   • usual posture;
   • nervous habits;
   • physical mannerisms;
   • routines;
   • preferences;
   • common expressions;
   • how they normally carry equipment;
   • noticeable quirks.

   These may be referenced when already established, but the narrator must not automatically perform deliberate actions for {{user}}.

   {{user}}'S SPEECH: Describe the way {{user}} generally speaks if they have an established voice.

   Possible details:

   • vocabulary;
   • sentence length;
   • politeness;
   • accent or dialect;
   • formality;
   • slang;
   • swearing;
   • habitual phrases;
   • preferred names or titles for others.

   Example rhythms: "Example." "Example." "Example."

   These examples exist only to demonstrate style.

   The narrator must NEVER generate dialogue for {{user}} during normal roleplay.

   {{user}}'S ESTABLISHED RELATIONSHIPS: Only include relationships that have actually been established.

   CHARACTER NAME → Describe the existing relationship, shared history, and what both sides currently know about one another.

   CHARACTER NAME → ...

   Do NOT invent:

   • friendships;
   • rivalries;
   • romantic feelings;
   • attraction;
   • distrust;
   • loyalty;
   • grudges;
   • family connections;
   • prior meetings.

   Anything not established remains open.

   {{user}}'S KNOWLEDGE: Record important information {{user}} already knows at the beginning of the story.

   Examples:

   • knowledge of Dying Will Flames;
   • awareness of the Mafia world;
   • known factions;
   • people {{user}} recognizes;
   • technical knowledge;
   • local knowledge;
   • known supernatural phenomena.

   Do NOT grant {{user}} knowledge merely because the narrator knows it.

   If something is absent from this section and has not been learned during play, do not assume {{user}} knows it.

   {{user}}'S AFFILIATION: Current Affiliation: [Faction / Independent / Civilian / Undefined]

   Role: [Role if established]

   Rank: [Rank if established]

   Current Allegiance: Describe only what {{user}} has explicitly established.

   Do NOT assume loyalty simply because {{user}} belongs to or works with a faction.

   Do NOT decide whether {{user}} secretly intends to betray, join, oppose, or leave any faction.

   {{user}}'S CURRENT RESOURCES: Record important possessions {{user}} begins with.

   Examples:

   • money;
   • phone;
   • vehicle;
   • weapons;
   • identification;
   • Rings;
   • Box Weapons;
   • tools;
   • medicine;
   • documents;
   • communication equipment;
   • personal belongings.

   Do NOT create additional useful equipment when convenient.

   Ordinary everyday possessions may be reasonably assumed when appropriate, but specialized gear must be established.

   [ OPTIONAL — REMOVE COMBAT SECTIONS IF {{user}} IS A NONCOMBATANT ]

   {{user}}'S COMBAT STYLE: Describe {{user}}'s established fighting capabilities.

   Include:

   • preferred range;
   • fighting discipline;
   • speed/power/skill balance;
   • offensive or defensive tendencies;
   • weapons;
   • Flame usage;
   • Box Weapon usage;
   • support abilities;
   • mobility;
   • stealth;
   • tactical strengths.

   This section defines what {{user}} CAN do.

   It does NOT determine what {{user}} chooses to do during combat.

   The narrator must not select attacks, activate abilities, dodge, block, retreat, pursue, or otherwise make combat decisions for {{user}}.

   {{user}}'S FLAME: [ Flame Attribute — Flame Property ]

   Describe:

   • Flame color;
   • proficiency;
   • current control;
   • unusual properties if established;
   • how {{user}} normally channels it.

   If {{user}} has no established Flame:

   No established Dying Will Flame.

   Do NOT spontaneously awaken a Flame unless story circumstances and {{user}} establish that development.

   {{user}}'S EQUIPMENT:

   • Item — Appearance, function, and important limitations.
   • Ring — Attribute, rank if known, and purpose.
   • Box Weapon — Appearance, temperament if applicable, abilities, and activation requirements.
   • Weapon — Appearance and established function.

   Do NOT invent new equipment, transformations, hidden functions, or upgrades.

   {{user}}'S TECHNIQUES:

   • Technique Name — Clear explanation of what it does.
   • Technique Name — Clear explanation of what it does.
   • Technique Name — Clear explanation of what it does.

   Keep techniques concrete.

   Do not silently strengthen them beyond their written effects.

   Do not invent new named techniques for {{user}}.

   {{user}}'S COMBAT STRENGTHS: List the areas where {{user}} is particularly capable.

   Examples:

   • close combat;
   • speed;
   • durability;
   • Flame control;
   • marksmanship;
   • deception;
   • battlefield awareness;
   • support;
   • engineering;
   • healing;
   • stealth.

   Do not interpret a strength as absolute superiority.

   {{user}}'S COMBAT LIMITS: Clearly establish weaknesses and restrictions.

   Examples:

   • poor stamina;
   • low Flame reserves;
   • weak close combat;
   • limited range;
   • equipment dependence;
   • slow activation;
   • specific terrain requirement;
   • physical injury;
   • mental strain;
   • lack of experience;
   • weak defenses.

   These limits remain real during play.

   Do NOT quietly remove or bypass them to protect {{user}} from failure.

   {{user}}'S NONCOMBAT SKILLS: List important established skills outside combat.

   Examples:

   • cooking;
   • medicine;
   • engineering;
   • hacking;
   • driving;
   • languages;
   • negotiation;
   • academics;
   • investigation;
   • music;
   • survival;
   • sports;
   • criminal knowledge;
   • business;
   • mechanical repair.

   Do not turn ordinary competence into expert-level mastery unless established.

   {{user}}'S IMPORTANT LIMITS: Record any broader restrictions that should remain consistent.

   Examples:

   • injuries;
   • disabilities;
   • phobias if explicitly established;
   • financial limitations;
   • social limitations;
   • legal problems;
   • lack of knowledge;
   • equipment restrictions;
   • obligations;
   • time-sensitive conditions.

   Do not invent additional weaknesses.

   {{user}}'S NARRATIVE GUARDRAILS:

   Only {{user}} determines {{user}}'s:

   • dialogue;
   • thoughts;
   • feelings;
   • deliberate actions;
   • intentions;
   • decisions;
   • opinions;
   • attraction;
   • loyalties;
   • moral judgments;
   • combat choices.

   Do NOT narrate {{user}} thinking something.

   Do NOT narrate {{user}} feeling an emotion unless {{user}} explicitly established it.

   Do NOT make {{user}} automatically smile, nod, agree, follow, attack, retreat, accept an item, enter a vehicle, sit down, shake someone's hand, or perform another deliberate action.

   Do NOT use {{user}}'s personality description as permission to choose their reaction.

   Other characters may interpret {{user}} based on what they visibly say or do, but those interpretations can be wrong.

   Do NOT make characters automatically like {{user}}.

   Do NOT make characters automatically dislike {{user}}.

   Do NOT make {{user}} uniquely important simply because they are the player character.

   Do NOT secretly connect {{user}} to major canon characters, factions, bloodlines, Tri-ni-sette elements, hidden prophecies, or important historical events unless {{user}} establishes that connection.

   Do NOT grant {{user}} knowledge they have not learned.

   Do NOT grant {{user}} abilities they do not possess.

   Do NOT protect {{user}} from realistic injury, failure, loss, capture, consequences, or death simply because they are {{user}}.

   Likewise, do NOT target {{user}} with arbitrary misfortune merely because they are the player character.

   The world should respond to {{user}} according to what they actually say, do, reveal, and establish.

   UNDEFINED INFORMATION: Any aspect of {{user}} not explicitly established in this profile or during roleplay remains undefined.

   When undefined information becomes relevant, leave room for {{user}} to establish it rather than deciding it automatically. </{{user}}>

2. #2NPC Template.Disabled

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   [ Full Name | Age ## | Affiliation/Group | Role ] (FirstName is their first name)

   FIRSTNAME'S APPEARANCE: Describe their:

   • height and build;
   • hair;
   • eyes;
   • face;
   • notable physical traits;
   • typical posture/expression;
   • any scars, tattoos, accessories, or identifying features.

   Describe their normal clothing and general fashion style.

   Do not lock them into one permanent outfit unless they genuinely wear a uniform. Their clothing should naturally change according to location, weather, work, combat, formal events, sleep, injuries, and other circumstances.

   FIRSTNAME'S CORE: Summarize the character's fundamental personality in 1-3 paragraphs.

   Focus on:

   • temperament;
   • strongest personality traits;
   • major contradictions;
   • priorities;
   • values;
   • insecurities;
   • what naturally motivates them.

   Avoid reducing them to a single gimmick.

   FIRSTNAME'S DEFAULT BEHAVIOR: Explain how their personality appears through ordinary actions.

   Include things such as:

   • how they behave when relaxed;
   • how they behave around strangers;
   • how easily they speak;
   • whether they take initiative or wait;
   • habits and mannerisms;
   • how they handle inconvenience;
   • how they react when plans change;
   • how they behave in groups.

   Personality should appear through behavior rather than constantly being described directly.

   FIRSTNAME'S EMOTIONAL RESPONSES: Describe the character's typical reaction to the emotions most relevant to them.

   Use only categories that actually matter.

   Examples:

   Fear → How fear physically and verbally affects them.

   Anger → What actually makes them angry and how they express it.

   Embarrassment → How obvious it is and what they do when embarrassed.

   Stress → How pressure changes their behavior.

   Praise → Whether they accept it, distrust it, enjoy it, dismiss it, etc.

   Affection → How they show that they care.

   Suspicion → What makes them suspicious and how they behave when wary.

   Sadness → Whether they withdraw, become quiet, seek company, bury themselves in work, etc.

   Do not make every emotion use the same response.

   FIRSTNAME'S RELATIONSHIPS & SOCIAL BEHAVIOR: Describe how they generally interact with people.

   For example:

   • strangers;
   • coworkers;
   • superiors;
   • subordinates;
   • friends;
   • children;
   • civilians;
   • enemies;
   • people they dislike;
   • people they respect.

   Then add specific established relationships only when relevant:

   CHARACTER NAME → Describe how FirstName feels about them, how they normally interact, what history they share, and what makes this relationship distinct.

   CHARACTER NAME → ...

   Do not invent closeness with characters who have never met.

   FIRSTNAME'S SPEECH: Describe:

   • vocabulary;
   • sentence length;
   • politeness;
   • confidence;
   • accent or dialect if relevant;
   • verbal habits;
   • preferred names/titles;
   • whether they swear;
   • how expressive they are;
   • what changes when angry, nervous, excited, tired, etc.

   Example rhythms: "Example." "Example." "Example."

   These demonstrate style only. Do not repeat them as catchphrases unless specifically established.

   FIRSTNAME UNDER SERIOUS PRESSURE: Explain what changes when the stakes become genuinely dangerous or emotionally serious.

   Do they become:

   • quieter;
   • louder;
   • more decisive;
   • reckless;
   • cautious;
   • protective;
   • analytical;
   • aggressive;
   • withdrawn?

   Serious situations should intensify or narrow their existing personality rather than turning them into a completely different person.

   [ OPTIONAL — REMOVE ALL COMBAT SECTIONS FOR ORDINARY CIVILIANS ]

   FIRSTNAME'S COMBAT STYLE: Describe their overall fighting role and habits.

   Include:

   • preferred range;
   • speed/power/technical balance;
   • whether they fight aggressively or defensively;
   • whether they rely on weapons, Flames, Box Weapons, hand-to-hand combat, traps, support, stealth, etc.;
   • what they prioritize during fights.

   FIRSTNAME'S FLAME: [ Flame Attribute — Flame Property ]

   Describe:

   • Flame color;
   • proficiency;
   • how naturally they can use it;
   • whether their control is weak, average, advanced, or exceptional.

   If they have no known Dying Will Flame:

   No established Dying Will Flame.

   FIRSTNAME'S EQUIPMENT:

   • Item — Appearance, purpose, and important limitations.
   • Ring — Attribute, rank if known, and use.
   • Box Weapon — Appearance, behavior, ability, and activation requirements.
   • Weapon — Relevant design and combat function.

   Do not give equipment the character has not actually established or acquired.

   FIRSTNAME'S TECHNIQUES:

   • Technique Name — Simple explanation of what it does.
   • Technique Name — Simple explanation.
   • Technique Name — Simple explanation.

   Keep effects concrete enough that the AI understands what physically happens.

   Do not invent additional named techniques just because the character enters combat.

   FIRSTNAME'S TACTICS: Explain how they combine their abilities in an actual fight.

   Include:

   • opening behavior;
   • preferred strategy;
   • how they protect themselves;
   • what they do against stronger opponents;
   • whether they cooperate well;
   • whether personality affects their tactical choices.

   FIRSTNAME'S COMBAT LIMITS: Clearly establish weaknesses and restrictions.

   Examples:

   • low Flame reserves;
   • poor close combat;
   • limited range;
   • equipment dependence;
   • fragile Box Weapon;
   • physical injury;
   • difficult setup;
   • overconfidence;
   • exhaustion;
   • weak defense;
   • abilities requiring specific terrain or conditions.

   Do not let abilities quietly bypass these limitations.

   FIRSTNAME'S GUARDRAILS: List the most likely ways the AI could portray the character incorrectly.

   Examples:

   Do not make FirstName [common mischaracterization].

   Do not exaggerate [trait] until it becomes their entire personality.

   Do not make them automatically trust {{user}}.

   Do not make them automatically dislike {{user}}.

   Do not make them unusually competent outside their established skills.

   Do not make them reveal private information without reason.

   Do not make serious situations erase their normal personality.

   Do not invent abilities, equipment, relationships, ranks, knowledge, or history that are not established.

   Do not make FirstName know information they have not witnessed, been told, or reasonably discovered.

   Above all, FirstName should remain [one-sentence summary of the character's central identity and contradiction].

3. #3General Locations

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   [ GENERAL LOCATIONS ]

   Namimori — Main Japanese setting. A normal civilian town hiding heavy mafia activity. Covertly contested between Millefiore surveillance, Vongola safehouses, and the Foundation.

   Namimori Station District — Central transport area of Namimori. The ruined Merone Base lies beneath its underground commercial area.

   Former Merone Base — Destroyed Millefiore facility beneath Namimori Station. Abandoned, unstable, and periodically searched or salvaged.

   Vongola Underground Base Ruins — Beneath Namimori. Former Vongola headquarters destroyed by Zakuro and permanently abandoned.

   Foundation Headquarters — Hidden within Namimori and formerly connected to the Vongola Underground Base. Independent territory controlled by Hibari and Kusakabe.

   Vongola Safehouses — Numerous small concealed properties scattered throughout Namimori and surrounding areas. No single replacement headquarters exists.

   Kawahira's Ramen Shop — Small shop in Namimori previously used as temporary shelter. Not a permanent Vongola base.

   Namimori Middle School — Operational civilian school within Namimori and territory Hibari strongly associates with himself.

   Namimori Shrine — Wooded shrine overlooking part of Namimori. Old underground access is sealed.

   Sawada Residence — Tsuna's family home in Namimori. Currently empty and periodically watched by Millefiore.

   TakeSushi — Yamamoto's former family restaurant in Namimori. Closed and abandoned.

   Namimori Warehouse District — Industrial area useful for smuggling, covert meetings, storage, and mafia activity.

   Namimori River and Coast — Open areas around Namimori used for travel, meetings, training, and coastal access.

   Kokuyo Land — Abandoned complex outside central Namimori. Known to Mukuro's group but unsuitable as a secure permanent base.

   Millefiore Japan Mansion — Fortified estate outside Namimori within the wider Kanto region. Main active Millefiore command centre in Japan.

   Millefiore Field Posts — Small offices, warehouses, apartments, businesses, and surveillance sites scattered through Japan.

   Simon Island — Hidden island off the Japanese coast and home territory of the Simon Famiglia. Concealed from normal detection and currently being searched for indirectly by Millefiore.

   Simon Town — Small settlement on Simon Island housing most residents.

   Simon House — Main communal home of the core Simon members.

   Simon Castle — Ancient underground castle used for archives, storage, shelter, and important meetings.

   Cozzato's Grave Chamber — Restricted chamber beneath Simon Island where the sealed Simon Rings and old records were discovered.

   Simon Forest — Large preserved woodland used for patrols, training, and concealment.

   Simon Cave Network — Underground tunnels used for storage, shelter, and evacuation.

   Simon Waterfall — Freshwater and training area on Simon Island.

   Concealment Temple — Hilltop structure controlling Simon Island's concealment system.

   Simon Hidden Harbour — Concealed coastal harbour used for supplies and travel to the mainland.

   Earth Box Test Grounds — Remote training area on Simon Island used for testing the Prototype Earth Box Weapons.

   Simon Mainland Storehouse — Discreet coastal supply point on mainland Japan connected to Simon Island.

   Italy — Main international mafia warfront, with Millefiore opposed by Varia, Cavallone, and surviving allies.

   Destroyed Vongola Headquarters — Ruins of the former Vongola headquarters in Italy.

   Varia Headquarters — Fortified Varia base in Italy and one of the strongest remaining anti-Millefiore positions.

   Cavallone Headquarters — Cavallone estate in Italy used for family operations, logistics, medical support, and allied coordination.

   Millefiore European Territory — Numerous estates, bases, laboratories, captured properties, and military facilities throughout Italy and Europe.

   Vindice Prison — Isolated prison somewhere in Europe under exclusive Vindice control. Extremely difficult to reach and independent of all mafia factions.

   Koenig's Workshops — Temporary concealed workshops used by Koenig. He does not maintain one known permanent laboratory.

   Travel between Namimori and nearby Kanto locations is normally by road or rail. Simon Island requires concealed sea or air access. Travel between Japan and Italy requires international transport and carries greater risk for known mafia personnel.

4. #4Known Information

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   [ INFORMATION & KNOWLEDGE RULES ]

   The narrator may know all established lore, profiles, secrets, locations, abilities, and future possibilities. Characters do not.

   Lorebook information becoming active does not mean anyone present automatically knows it. Treat hidden information as narrator knowledge until a character has a reasonable source for it.

   [ INDIVIDUAL KNOWLEDGE ]

   A character knows information they:

   • personally witnessed or experienced;
   • were directly told by a credible source;
   • received through reports, records, surveillance, or intelligence;
   • deliberately investigated;
   • or could reasonably know through their established position and history.

   Characters may possess incomplete, outdated, mistaken, biased, or deliberately falsified information.

   Hearing a name does not automatically reveal that person's history, allegiance, abilities, relationships, or importance.

   Seeing a Flame, Ring, Box Weapon, or technique does not automatically identify exactly what it is unless the observer has sufficient knowledge or previous experience with it.

   Characters do not automatically know another person's Flame attribute, equipment, techniques, weaknesses, private relationships, thoughts, intentions, or hidden affiliation.

   Information learned in one scene remains known afterward unless there is a specific reason for the character to forget it.

   [ PAST AND FUTURE KNOWLEDGE ]

   Characters displaced from approximately ten years in the past retain only the memories and knowledge they possessed before being sent forward, plus everything they have personally learned since arriving in this future.

   They do not inherit memories, relationships, skills, discoveries, or knowledge belonging to their displaced future counterparts.

   A future resident may know events that occurred during the intervening ten years only when those events were public, personally experienced, or available through their position and information sources.

   Knowing what someone's future counterpart did does not mean knowing how the younger displaced version will think, react, or choose.

   [ FACTION INFORMATION ]

   Faction membership grants access only to information appropriate to a member's role.

   Ordinary Vongola Resistance personnel do not know every safehouse, operation, intelligence source, or strategic plan. Sensitive information is deliberately compartmentalised.

   Ordinary Millefiore personnel know their assignments, immediate command structure, and information required for their duties. Byakuran's deeper objectives, the secrets of the Tri-ni-sette, Real Six Funeral Wreath operations, and restricted research are not general knowledge.

   Black Spell personnel may possess information from their previous service under Uni and Millefiore, but defections have made older codes, routes, security procedures, and plans increasingly unreliable.

   Foundation personnel know information appropriate to their duties. Hibari and Kusakabe do not automatically share Foundation research, surveillance, or facilities with outside allies.

   Varia keeps its own operations, targets, and intelligence. Being part of the wider Vongola Famiglia does not make all Varia information available to the Vongola Resistance.

   Mukuro and the Kokuyo Group frequently conceal information even from temporary allies. Cooperation does not imply complete disclosure.

   Simon Famiglia closely protects the location of Simon Island, the Simon Rings, Earth Flames, prototype Earth Boxes, and information recovered from Cozzato's grave. Ordinary outsiders should not know these things without discovering them.

   [ BYAKURAN ]

   Byakuran possesses extraordinary information gathered through his existence across parallel worlds.

   He may know:

   • events that occurred in other parallel worlds;
   • alternate versions of people and their past choices;
   • abilities, technologies, and secrets discovered by his parallel selves;
   • and outcomes that repeatedly occurred across other timelines.

   This does not grant access to narrator knowledge.

   The current world has diverged enough that previous parallel outcomes no longer guarantee what will happen here. Byakuran cannot automatically know actions performed secretly in this timeline, conversations he could not observe, thoughts, newly created plans, or choices that differ from what happened elsewhere.

   He may predict behaviour using parallel knowledge, recognise patterns, set informed traps, or possess information nobody else reasonably has. Prediction is not certainty.

   {{user}} is a unique blind spot in Byakuran's parallel-world knowledge.

   No matter how many parallel worlds Byakuran searches, he cannot obtain usable memories, observations, history, decisions, abilities, relationships, or future outcomes concerning {{user}} from his alternate selves. Attempts to trace events specifically through {{user}} produce an absence of reliable information rather than revealing what {{user}} will do.

   This does not make {{user}} invisible or unknowable in the current world. Byakuran and Millefiore can still learn about {{user}} normally through direct encounters, witnesses, surveillance, reports, captured information, investigation, or deduction. Once learned in this timeline, that information remains available to them like any other intelligence.

   Byakuran does not automatically know that {{user}} is unusual. He does not constantly examine every individual across parallel worlds, and an unknown person normally gives him no reason to investigate deeply.

   The blind spot becomes noticeable only after {{user}} gains his attention and he deliberately attempts to compare them against parallel-world information, or when {{user}} causes an outcome that contradicts patterns he expected to be reliable.

   Once Byakuran confirms that {{user}} cannot be traced through his parallel-world knowledge, this makes {{user}} an unusual and potentially important subject of interest. He may become increasingly curious, cautious, or determined to understand {{user}}, because their actions represent a variable he cannot prepare for through his greatest informational advantage.

   Being a blind spot does not automatically make {{user}} stronger than Byakuran, immune to his abilities, destined to defeat him, or important to anyone who does not independently have reason to care about them.

   [ ABILITIES AND EQUIPMENT ]

   An ability described in a character profile is not automatically known to other characters.

   Previously famous abilities may be recognised by informed mafia personnel, while secret techniques, newly developed abilities, experimental equipment, and hidden transformations generally require direct observation or intelligence before others can prepare for them.

   Witnessing an ability reveals only what could reasonably be understood from what occurred.

   For example, seeing someone survive an attack does not automatically reveal the exact mechanism that protected them.

   Combatants may form theories from observation, but theories should remain uncertain until confirmed.

   [ CIVILIAN KNOWLEDGE ]

   The ordinary public does not generally know the truth about Dying Will Flames, Rings, Box Weapons, the Tri-ni-sette, or the hidden mafia war.

   Civilians may witness unusual incidents but usually interpret them through ordinary explanations such as explosions, organised crime, accidents, weapons, private security operations, structural damage, or unexplained violence.

   People personally exposed to the supernatural side of the mafia world may gradually learn more.

   [ REPORTS, RUMOURS, AND INTELLIGENCE ]

   Information does not need to be perfectly reliable.

   Reports may be delayed or incomplete.

   Witnesses may misunderstand what they saw.

   Rumours may exaggerate or distort events.

   Captured enemies may lie.

   Documents may be outdated.

   Intelligence may be deliberately planted.

   Different factions may possess conflicting explanations for the same event.

   Characters should distinguish between what they know, what they strongly suspect, and what they have merely heard.

   Important secrets should be discovered through believable sources, investigation, observation, confession, intercepted information, or direct involvement rather than becoming common knowledge merely because the story would benefit from revealing them.

   [ {{user}} INFORMATION ]

   Characters do not automatically know information from {{user}}'s character description or profile.

   They may recognise only what {{user}} openly displays or what they have reasonably learned.

   Hidden affiliation, abilities, history, motives, relationships, possessions, and personal secrets remain unknown until revealed, discovered, or reasonably inferred.

   A character may suspect something about {{user}}, but suspicion should not be treated as confirmed fact without evidence.

5. #5World State

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   [ WORLD STATE ]

   The world is approximately ten years ahead of the era Tsunayoshi Sawada and several of his companions originated from. It's currently the year 2015. They were forcibly displaced into this future and remain trapped here; their displaced future counterparts are not simultaneously active elsewhere. And it's been a month since then.

   Millefiore is the dominant force within the international mafia world. Byakuran controls its main military, intelligence, technological, and criminal networks through the White Spell and Black Spell remnants. Civilian governments, cities, schools, businesses, transport, and ordinary society continue functioning; the mafia war remains largely hidden from the general public.

   Choice has already concluded with Millefiore's victory. Uni rejected Byakuran immediately afterward and fled to Tsuna's side with the Arcobaleno Pacifiers. Gamma, Tazaru, and Nosaru abandoned Millefiore for Uni and remain loyal primarily to her rather than Vongola.

   Zakuro subsequently located and devastated the Vongola Underground Base. It has been abandoned and is no longer a functioning headquarters. Vongola survivors now operate through scattered safehouses, temporary shelters, allied properties, and independent friendly organisations rather than one central base.

   Byakuran still possesses knowledge gathered from parallel worlds, giving him extensive information about people, technologies, events, and possible outcomes. This timeline has diverged enough that parallel outcomes no longer guarantee what will occur here; he can predict possibilities and exploit prior knowledge but cannot know current events, private actions, thoughts, or future choices with certainty.

   The younger Tsuna and his Guardians form the core of the active Vongola group. Reborn remains their primary mentor and strategist. Shoichi Irie and Spanner have defected from Millefiore and support Vongola with intelligence and technology. Lal Mirch, Bianchi, Futa, Giannini, Basil, and other surviving allies support the resistance where appropriate.

   Kyoya Hibari's Foundation remains an independent organisation based around Namimori. Tetsuya Kusakabe manages its practical operations. The Foundation cooperates with Vongola when their interests align but is not subordinate to Tsuna and does not function as a replacement Vongola headquarters.

   Dino and the Cavallone Famiglia remain active Vongola allies while retaining their own organisation. Future Xanxus and Varia are conducting their own war against Millefiore, primarily from Italy; they oppose Byakuran but do not operate as Tsuna's normal subordinates.

   Future Mukuro Rokudo has been freed from Vindice and operates independently with Ken Joshima, Chikusa Kakimoto, M.M., and connections to Fran. Mukuro opposes Byakuran and may cooperate with Vongola, but the Kokuyo group remains its own faction.

   The Real Six Funeral Wreaths—Kikyo, Zakuro, Bluebell, Deisy, Torikabuto, and Ghost—remain Byakuran's true elite. Kikyo acts as their primary field commander. Ghost remains imprisoned by Vindice and has not yet been deployed. Iris Hepburn remains an active Millefiore officer. Lower-ranking Millefiore personnel, bases, patrols, laboratories, and field units remain widespread.

   Millefiore holds the overall strategic advantage, but the war has become prolonged. Vongola remnants, Cavallone, Varia, Uni's loyalists, the Foundation, Kokuyo, and other surviving enemies of Millefiore are separate forces whose interests currently overlap rather than one unified organisation.

   Namimori is covertly contested. Ordinary residents still live there, while Millefiore surveillance, Vongola safehouses, Foundation operations, abandoned mafia infrastructure, and hidden conflicts exist beneath normal civilian life. The destroyed Vongola Underground Base and former Merone Base remain dangerous ruins rather than active headquarters.

   Italy is one of the main active mafia warfronts. Millefiore controls much of the wider underworld while Varia, Cavallone, and scattered surviving allies continue resisting it.

   The Simon Famiglia survived the rise of Millefiore by withdrawing from the wider mafia world and remaining hidden on Simon Island. They never formed the friendships, rivalries, or reconciliation with Tsuna's group that would have occurred under different circumstances; the current Simon and displaced Vongola members are strangers.

   Adult Enma Kozato is Simon Decimo and makes final decisions for the family. Adelheid Suzuki handles organisation, security, and operations; Kouyou Aoba serves as a principal fighter and combat trainer; Kaoru Mizuno handles security and heavy combat; Shitt P! specialises in analysis and systems; Large Ooyama focuses on protection, logistics, and infrastructure; Julie Kato handles outside contacts, reconnaissance, and underworld dealings.

   Enma still believes Vongola or Iemitsu was responsible for the deaths of his family. Simon does not know the truth behind Demon Spade's manipulation and therefore remains deeply distrustful of Vongola without currently seeking war against them.

   A recent disturbance exposed Simon Cozzato's grave and the seven sealed Simon Rings. The core Simon members began manifesting previously dormant Earth Wave Energy, but their Rings remain incomplete and cannot access their full inherited power without the Vongola Sin.

   Koenig secretly created seven prototype Box Weapons individually adapted to the Simon members' Earth Wave Energy. Testing these Boxes produced an unidentified Flame signature that Millefiore detected. Millefiore has narrowed the source to the region surrounding Simon Island and has begun investigating, ending Simon's ability to remain safely uninvolved.

   Simon Island remains concealed and under Simon control. Millefiore knows an unidentified power exists somewhere in the area but has not yet penetrated the island's concealment or fully identified the Simon Famiglia.

   No major faction automatically trusts another. Alliances are practical, personal, and conditional. Characters act according to their own loyalties, information, relationships, responsibilities, and interests rather than treating Vongola as the universal player faction.

   The war continues even when {{user}} is uninvolved. Operations, searches, territorial changes, injuries, defections, discoveries, and smaller victories or losses may occur elsewhere and later become known through consequences, reports, or rumours. The central conflict surrounding Byakuran, Uni, the Tri-ni-sette, and the fate of the future does not resolve offscreen.

6. #6

   Keys: Dying Will, Wave Energy, Sky Flame, Storm Flame, Rain Flame, Sun Flame, Lightning Flame, Cloud Flame, Mist Flame, Dying Will Mode, Hyper Dying Will Mode

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   [ DYING WILL FLAMES & WAVE ENERGY ]

   Dying Will Flames are manifestations of a person's life-force and resolve. They originate from Wave Energy naturally produced by living beings; when sufficiently concentrated and released through strong determination, this energy can manifest as a visible Dying Will Flame.

   A person's Flame attribute is an inherent quality of their Wave Energy rather than a combat style they freely choose. Most Flame users naturally possess one primary attribute. Individuals capable of naturally using multiple attributes are unusual and should only do so when established.

   Flame strength depends on the user's natural Wave Energy, determination, emotional state, control, experience, purity, and output. Flame purity and Flame quantity are separate qualities; producing more Flame does not automatically mean producing a purer or more effective Flame.

   Dying Will Flames consume the user's energy. Sustained or excessive use causes fatigue and eventually reduces the user's ability to produce and control their Flame. Experience improves efficiency, precision, concentration, and control rather than simply increasing raw power.

   Strong emotions and determination can affect Flame intensity, but do not automatically grant mastery or new techniques. Producing a Flame also does not inherently teach someone how to use Rings, Box Weapons, or specialised Flame techniques.

   [ SEVEN FLAMES OF THE SKY ]

   The Seven Flames of the Sky are the standard Dying Will Flame attributes used throughout the mafia world. Each has a distinct characteristic that determines how its energy naturally behaves. Individual users may apply the same characteristic in very different ways.

   Sky Flame - Orange. Its characteristic is Harmony, allowing it to maintain balance and interact unusually well with other Flame attributes. Sky Flames behave most similarly to ordinary fire, producing heat and burning, and can exist in softer dispersed or harder concentrated forms. Sky users are comparatively rare.

   Storm Flame - Red. Its characteristic is Disintegration. Storm Flames break down and erode what they contact, including physical matter and other Dying Will Flames, making them naturally suited to destructive and offensive applications.

   Rain Flame - Blue. Its characteristic is Tranquility. Rain Flames suppress, calm, and reduce the activity or momentum of whatever they affect. Their appearance and movement often resemble flowing water despite remaining Dying Will Flames.

   Sun Flame - Yellow. Its characteristic is Activation. Sun Flames stimulate and accelerate natural processes, allowing them to increase activity in living tissue, objects, or other suitable targets. Their effects depend on what is being activated rather than functioning as simple heat or fire.

   Lightning Flame - Green. Its characteristic is Hardening. Lightning Flames increase solidity and firmness, allowing them to reinforce matter and create exceptionally durable or penetrating effects. They resemble electricity more strongly than ordinary fire and can also carry electrical properties.

   Cloud Flame - Purple. Its characteristic is Propagation. Cloud Flames increase, multiply, spread, or expand whatever they affect, allowing a small source to grow or reproduce far beyond its original quantity. Their usefulness depends heavily on what is being propagated.

   Mist Flame - Indigo. Its characteristic is Construction. Mist Flames are closely associated with illusions and can give constructed illusions a degree of reality beyond ordinary sensory deception. They generally favour manipulation, deception, and creation over straightforward destructive force.

   The characteristic of an attribute describes its fundamental behaviour, not a fixed list of techniques. A Flame user must still develop methods of applying that characteristic through their own training, equipment, fighting style, and abilities.

   [ DYING WILL STATES ]

   Dying Will Mode is a state in which suppressed determination is forcibly brought to the surface, driving a person toward an intensely held objective. Its exact effects depend on the person and the method used to produce the state.

   Hyper Dying Will Mode is a more controlled state in which the user retains clear thought while accessing heightened determination, awareness, and combat capability. Neither state is a universal skill automatically available to every Flame user.

   [ GENERAL RULES ]

   Dying Will Flames can be channelled through compatible Rings and used to activate Flame-based equipment such as Box Weapons. The quality of the Ring, the user's Flame output, compatibility, and skill all affect what can be accomplished.

   Flame users may notice powerful Dying Will Flames being released nearby, depending on their sensitivity and experience. Sensing a Flame does not automatically reveal its user's exact identity, location, thoughts, techniques, or total strength.

   Dying Will Flames and Flame-based technology are well known throughout the advanced mafia underworld but remain largely unknown to ordinary civilians. Possessing a Flame does not automatically make someone a mafioso, and association with the mafia does not guarantee the ability to consciously manifest one.

7. #7

   Keys: Ring, Ring Flame, Ring Rank, A-Rank Ring, B-Rank Ring, C-Rank Ring, D-Rank Ring, E-Rank Ring, Over Rank-A, Flame Channeling

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   [ RINGS & FLAME CHANNELING ]

   Rings are special conductors capable of reacting to a person's Wave Energy and converting it into usable Dying Will Flames. A Ring must be compatible with the attribute of the Wave Energy being channelled through it; possessing a Ring does not allow someone to use a Flame attribute they do not naturally possess.

   Igniting a Ring requires sufficient resolve and the ability to consciously channel the user's Wave Energy through it. Possessing compatible Wave Energy does not automatically mean someone understands how to ignite or control a Ring effectively.

   Rings are normally classified by the Seven Flames of the Sky and carry a corresponding attribute. The Flame produced through a Ring retains the user's individual purity, intensity, and characteristics rather than becoming identical to another person's Flame of the same attribute.

   [ RING RANK ]

   Ordinary Rings are graded from E-Rank to A-Rank:

   E-Rank — lowest standard quality. D-Rank C-Rank B-Rank A-Rank — highest ordinary quality.

   Ring rank represents how effectively a Ring can withstand and channel Dying Will Flame and how effectively it can serve as a power source for Flame-based equipment.

   A Ring does not raise its wearer to the Ring's theoretical maximum. A weak or inexperienced user remains limited by their own Wave Energy, resolve, Flame purity, and control even when using a high-ranking Ring.

   If a user's Flame is too powerful or pure for the Ring's quality, the Ring may crack or break because it cannot safely withstand the energy being channelled through it. Exceptionally powerful Flame users therefore require Rings capable of handling their output.

   [ OVER RANK-A ]

   Over Rank-A is a classification for exceptional Rings and Ring-like artifacts whose quality or nature exceeds the ordinary E-to-A ranking system. They are not simply a normal rank above A-Rank; they belong to a special class of artifacts that cannot be properly measured by standard Ring rankings.

   The Vongola Rings, Mare Rings, and Arcobaleno Pacifiers of the Tri-ni-sette are classified as Over Rank-A.

   An Over Rank-A artifact is not automatically usable by anyone who possesses it. Compatibility, rightful ownership, individual requirements, and the nature of the artifact still determine whether its power can actually be accessed.

   Other exceptional Rings may possess unusual properties or operate outside ordinary standards, but they should only be treated as Over Rank-A when specifically established as such.

   [ FLAME CHANNELING ]

   The amount of Flame channelled through a Ring can be deliberately regulated by a sufficiently skilled user. Greater output provides more energy but places greater strain on both the user and Ring.

   Control is distinct from raw output. An experienced user may produce only the amount of Flame necessary for a particular action, while an inexperienced user may waste energy through excessive or unstable output.

   Rings are commonly used to power Box Weapons and other Flame-based technology. The Ring acts as the intermediary between the user's Wave Energy and equipment requiring Dying Will Flame.

   Owning a powerful Ring does not grant its wearer new techniques, combat experience, stronger resolve, or knowledge of Flame manipulation. It provides a means of safely channeling whatever power the wearer is actually capable of producing.

8. #8

   Keys: Box Weapon, Box Weapons, Box Animal

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   [ BOX WEAPONS ]

   Box Weapons are compact Flame-powered devices capable of containing and releasing weapons, animals, equipment, tools, storage spaces, and other specialised constructs. They are common advanced equipment throughout the modern mafia world and can serve combat, support, transportation, reconnaissance, medical, storage, or other purposes depending on their design.

   Most standard Box Weapons are built around the Seven Flames of the Sky and possess a specific Flame attribute.

   [ OPENING A BOX ]

   Normally, three compatible elements are required:

   The user's Wave Energy attribute. The Ring used to produce the Flame. The Box Weapon's attribute.

   All three must correspond for the Box to function properly. The user then injects a sufficiently strong Dying Will Flame from the Ring into the Box to open it.

   Simply possessing the correct attribute does not guarantee success. The Flame must have enough strength to activate that particular Box, and more demanding Boxes may require greater output or control.

   Sky Flame users possess unusual compatibility and can open Boxes belonging to other Sky attributes. However, they cannot draw out the full potential of a Box whose attribute differs from their own.

   [ BOX PERFORMANCE ]

   A Box Weapon's effectiveness depends on the Box itself and the quality of Flame supplied to it. Better control and stronger, purer Flames can allow compatible Boxes to perform closer to their full capabilities.

   A powerful Box does not automatically make its owner equally powerful. Users must still understand their equipment, supply sufficient Flame, control its functions, and use it effectively in actual situations.

   Repeated or demanding Box use consumes the user's Dying Will Flame and contributes to fatigue like other forms of sustained Flame use.

   Different Boxes are designed for different purposes. Some directly attack or defend; others provide equipment, transportation, concealment, reconnaissance, healing, storage, environmental manipulation, or specialised support. A Box Weapon should only possess functions established for that specific Box.

   [ ANIMAL-TYPE BOX WEAPONS ]

   Animal-type Box Weapons release Flame-based creatures modelled after living animals or other beings. They possess distinct behaviour and temperament and can act with some independence after being released while still responding to their user's direction.

   Their abilities reflect their Box's attribute and individual design rather than simply reproducing everything their user can personally do.

   The purity of the Flame supplied to an Animal-type Box affects how much of its latent ability it can draw out. A compatible user with poor Flame quality may therefore obtain substantially less performance from the same Box than a highly capable user.

   Animal Box Weapons are equipment rather than ordinary biological animals, even when they behave like living companions. Their individual personality, abilities, appearance, limits, and relationship with their owner depend on the specific Box.

   [ SPECIAL BOX WEAPONS ]

   Not every Box follows the standard format. Specially modified, experimental, implanted, or uniquely constructed Boxes may operate under additional rules established by their design.

   Such exceptions do not change how ordinary Box Weapons function. Special transformations, unusual compatibility, or other exceptional functions must be specifically established for that Box rather than assumed to be available to Box Weapons in general.

9. #9

   Keys: Vongola Box, Vongola Boxes, Cambio Forma, Version Vongola

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   [ VONGOLA BOXES & CAMBIO FORMA ]

   Vongola Boxes are seven specially developed Animal-type Box Weapons made for the Vongola Decimo and the six Vongola Guardians. Each corresponds to its intended user's Dying Will Flame attribute and is designed specifically around that person's combat style and role.

   They follow the normal requirements of Box Weapons: the user must supply compatible Dying Will Flame through an appropriate Ring. Their exceptional construction does not remove the need for sufficient Flame output, control, or compatibility.

   Each Vongola Box releases a distinct Box Animal. These animals possess their own behaviour and abilities and can fight or support their user normally without transforming.

   [ CAMBIO FORMA ]

   Cambio Forma is a special ability possessed by Vongola Box Animals and certain specifically established exceptional Box Animals. It is not a standard function available to ordinary Box Weapons.

   When activated, the Box Animal changes form and either merges with the user's existing equipment or transforms into specialised equipment worn or wielded by the user.

   The resulting form greatly enhances the user's combat capabilities and is designed around both the user's own fighting style and the legacy of the corresponding first-generation Vongola Boss or Guardian. Cambio Forma equipment commonly carries the Roman numeral I as a mark of this connection.

   Cambio Forma does not replace the user's existing skills. Its effectiveness depends on the user's Flame, physical ability, technique, and ability to use the transformed equipment properly.

   Some Cambio Forma may possess multiple modes or specialised functions, while others have only one established transformation. The abilities, appearance, limitations, and functions of each form depend entirely on that specific Vongola Box.

   Using Cambio Forma does not grant access to the techniques or abilities of other Vongola Boxes. Each transformation belongs to its intended Box Animal and user.

   A Vongola Box Animal may return to its normal animal form after Cambio Forma ends. Damage, exhaustion, insufficient Flame, or inability to maintain the transformation can prevent continued use.

10. #10

    Keys: Tri-ni-sette, Tri-ni-set, 7³, Vongola Ring, Mare Ring, Arcobaleno Pacifier, Anti Tri-ni-sette Radiation

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    [ TRI-NI-SETTE ]

    The Tri-ni-sette, also written as 7³, is a system of twenty-one exceptionally powerful artifacts divided into three sets of seven:

    The seven Vongola Rings. The seven Mare Rings. The seven Arcobaleno Pacifiers.

    Each set contains one artifact corresponding to each of the Seven Flames of the Sky.

    The Tri-ni-sette is fundamentally connected to the world's life-force. Together, its twenty-one artifacts maintain the balance and continued development of life on Earth. Their importance extends far beyond their use as exceptionally powerful Flame-channeling artifacts.

    The Tri-ni-sette artifacts are classified beyond ordinary A-Rank equipment and cannot be properly judged by the normal Ring ranking system.

    [ THE THREE SETS ]

    The Vongola Rings are passed from one Vongola generation to the next. Their connection follows the vertical direction of space-time: inheritance, accumulated history, and the transmission of the Vongola will from past generations into future ones.

    The Mare Rings are connected horizontally across space-time. Their power is associated with parallel worlds, allowing their proper influence to extend across alternate versions of the same point in history.

    The Arcobaleno Pacifiers exist as individual points within space-time rather than following the same generational or parallel-world paths as the two Ring sets. They are inseparably connected to the lives and existence of the Arcobaleno who carry them.

    These three relationships—Vongola through generations, Mare across parallel worlds, and Arcobaleno as points in space-time—form the complete Tri-ni-sette system.

    [ RIGHTFUL HOLDERS ]

    Tri-ni-sette artifacts are not ordinary possessions whose complete power becomes available simply by stealing them.

    The Vongola Rings respond to their legitimate inheritors and carry the accumulated will and history of previous generations.

    Mare Rings recognise appropriate holders; their full significance cannot be reduced to ordinary ownership of a powerful Ring.

    Arcobaleno Pacifiers are directly bound to their corresponding Arcobaleno and their life-force.

    Physical possession and rightful compatibility are therefore not always the same thing.

    [ BALANCE AND LOSS ]

    The three sets function as parts of one larger system. Damage, loss, or failure among the Tri-ni-sette can threaten the balance the artifacts maintain.

    Arcobaleno Pacifiers are especially dependent upon the Dying Will Flames sustaining them. A Pacifier that loses its Flame becomes inactive and its connection to its Arcobaleno is endangered.

    Anti Tri-ni-sette Radiation is an artificial radiation capable of suppressing the Flames within Arcobaleno Pacifiers. Prolonged exposure is lethal to Arcobaleno because of the connection between their lives and their Pacifiers.

    Collecting the complete Tri-ni-sette means controlling all three parts of a system tied directly to the world's life-force and space-time structure. Its complete power reaches far beyond ordinary combat and is capable of affecting the state of the world itself.

    The Simon Rings and Flames of the Earth are not part of the Tri-ni-sette.

11. #11

    Keys: Earth Flame, Swamp Flame, River Flame, Forest Flame, Mountain Flame, Desert Flame, Glacier Flame, Simon Ring, Vongola Sin

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    [ EARTH FLAMES & SIMON RINGS ]

    The Seven Flames of the Earth are a separate group of Dying Will Flames associated with the Simon Famiglia. They are distinct from the Seven Flames of the Sky and possess their own attributes and characteristics.

    Earth Flames still originate from Wave Energy and determination, following the same fundamental principles as other Dying Will Flames. Their individual characteristics determine how each Flame naturally behaves, while the techniques developed from them depend on the user.

    [ SEVEN FLAMES OF THE EARTH ]

    Earth Flame — Its characteristic is Gravity. It manipulates gravitational force, allowing weight, attraction, repulsion, and the movement of matter to be influenced.

    Swamp Flame — Its characteristic is Fermentation. It breaks down and degrades inorganic substances and can transform solid terrain into unstable swamp-like material.

    River Flame — Its characteristic is Acceleration. It continuously increases the speed, momentum, or flow of affected movement. It is especially effective when applied to rapid strikes, projectiles, or rotational force.

    Forest Flame — Its characteristic is Realization. It produces and manipulates vegetation, allowing plant matter to rapidly form, grow, spread, and act according to the user's control.

    Mountain Flame — Its characteristic is Tuning. It synchronizes with earth, stone, minerals, and similar material, allowing the user to influence and reshape them.

    Desert Flame — Its characteristic is Hallucination. It produces mirage-like sensory distortions capable of deceiving perception and obscuring the true state or location of something.

    Glacier Flame — Its characteristic is Freezing. It rapidly freezes and manipulates suitable liquids, particularly water, allowing the formation and control of ice.

    As with the Seven Flames of the Sky, an attribute's characteristic describes its fundamental behaviour rather than a fixed collection of techniques. Different applications depend on the user's skill, Ring, equipment, and fighting style.

    [ SIMON RINGS ]

    The seven Simon Rings are ancestral Rings belonging to Simon Primo and his Guardians and inherited by the current core members of the Simon Famiglia. There is one Boss Ring and six Guardian Rings, each corresponding to one of the Seven Flames of the Earth.

    The Earth Flame attribute of each bearer is inherent to their Wave Energy rather than created by the Ring. The Ring provides the means to properly channel and develop that power.

    The Simon Rings are powerful enough in their fully released state to rival the highest class of Vongola Rings. They are not part of the Tri-ni-sette.

    Each Simon Ring is specifically connected to its intended Earth Flame and rightful bearer. The Rings can channel their bearers' Earth Wave Energy but currently remain in a sealed state, greatly restricting how much of their inherited power can be accessed.

    Even while sealed, the current bearers can manifest and develop limited Earth Flames through their Rings. Their present abilities depend on their own output, control, experience, and understanding of their recently awakened Flames.

    [ VONGOLA SIN ]

    The Simon Rings' hidden power can be released using the Vongola Sin, an inherited Vongola relic containing the preserved blood of Simon Cozzato.

    Applying the Vongola Sin to the sealed Simon Rings removes their seals and releases the inheritance contained within them. Without the Sin, ordinary training or increased Flame output cannot simply force the Rings into their fully released state.

    When a Simon Ring is released, it grants access to a preset Ring Weapon belonging to that Ring and Earth Flame. These weapons are inherent functions of the Simon Rings rather than ordinary weapons created separately by their users.

    The Ring Weapons, their forms, and the techniques developed through each Earth Flame differ between bearers. Releasing one Simon Ring does not grant access to another member's attribute or Ring Weapon.

    The Simon Rings may continue developing after their initial release as their deeper inherited power awakens. Greater Ring power does not replace the need for the bearer to control their Flame and learn how to use their Ring Weapon effectively.

    The current Simon Rings have not been released with the Vongola Sin. Their bearers therefore do not yet possess their fully awakened Ring Weapons or unrestricted access to the Rings' inherited power.

12. #12

    Keys: Earth Box, Earth Boxes, Prototype Earth Box

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    [ PROTOTYPE EARTH BOX WEAPONS ]

    Prototype Earth Box Weapons are seven experimental Box Weapons created by Koenig specifically for the current core members of the Simon Famiglia.

    Ordinary Box Weapon technology was designed around the Seven Flames of the Sky. Standard Boxes require compatible Sky-attribute Wave Energy, a matching Ring, and a Box of the same attribute; Earth Flames therefore cannot normally operate ordinary Box Weapons through standard compatibility.

    The Prototype Earth Boxes are specially modified exceptions.

    [ EARTH BOX COMPATIBILITY ]

    Each Prototype Earth Box was individually tuned to the Earth Wave Energy of one specific Simon member and their corresponding Simon Ring.

    Opening one requires:

    The intended user's Earth Wave Energy. Their corresponding Simon Ring. Sufficient Earth Flame output to activate the prototype.

    These Boxes are personally calibrated rather than merely classified by a general Earth attribute. Possessing the same or a similar Earth Flame does not automatically allow another person to operate someone else's prototype.

    The sealed state of the Simon Rings does not prevent the prototypes from functioning. The limited Earth Flames the Rings can currently channel are sufficient to activate them, although their performance remains dependent on how much controlled Flame the user can provide.

    [ PROTOTYPE FUNCTION ]

    The Earth Boxes follow the basic principles of normal Box Weapons. They contain specialised Flame-powered constructs that can be released and directed by their users, with stronger and better-controlled Earth Flames allowing more effective use.

    Each prototype was designed around the particular characteristics, combat role, and Earth Wave Energy of its intended user. Their individual forms, abilities, behaviours, and limitations depend on that specific Box.

    The prototypes do not grant their users new Earth Flame attributes. Their abilities work by applying the Earth Flame their intended user already possesses through equipment specifically engineered to make use of it.

    Because these Boxes are experimental adaptations of technology never designed for Earth Flames, their construction and operation remain less thoroughly understood than established Sky-attribute Box technology.

    The Prototype Earth Boxes do not possess Cambio Forma. The Ring Weapons contained within the Simon Rings are a separate inheritance and are not transformations of these Box Weapons.

    Unlocking a Simon Ring with the Vongola Sin does not automatically transform, replace, or upgrade its Prototype Earth Box. The Simon Ring Weapon and Prototype Earth Box remain separate pieces of equipment that may be used according to their own functions.

13. #13

    Keys: illusion, real illusion

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    [ ILLUSIONS & REAL ILLUSIONS ]

    Illusions are techniques that deceive perception by causing a target to experience something that is not actually present. Skilled illusionists can manipulate sight, sound, touch, spatial awareness, presence, and other senses to create convincing false environments, people, attacks, injuries, or events.

    Normal illusions primarily affect the mind and perception of their targets. They do not possess true physical mass simply because they appear real.

    Recognizing that something is an illusion can weaken or break an ordinary illusion's effect because the target is no longer accepting the false perception as reality. This does not make all illusions easy to overcome; skilled illusionists can layer deceptions, conceal what is being manipulated, or use one illusion to hide another.

    Illusions are limited by the user's skill, concentration, available power, and ability to deceive the target. Producing a larger or more complex illusion generally requires greater control than creating a simple false image or sound.

    [ MIST FLAMES AND ILLUSIONS ]

    Mist Flames are especially suited to illusion techniques because their characteristic, Construction, allows an illusionist to give greater substance to what they create.

    A Mist Flame does not automatically make its user a skilled illusionist. Illusion techniques still require aptitude, knowledge, practice, and control.

    Likewise, illusionists may possess abilities or techniques independent of Mist Flames. Mist Flame is a powerful means of enhancing and constructing illusions rather than the sole possible source of deceptive techniques.

    [ REAL ILLUSIONS ]

    A Real Illusion is an illusion given actual existence through the Construction characteristic of Mist Flames.

    Unlike an ordinary illusion that exists primarily within perception, a Real Illusion is constructed into reality and can possess physical presence and mass. It can interact with the environment, block movement, support weight, damage physical targets, and be physically experienced even by someone who knows that it originated as an illusion.

    Knowing that a Real Illusion is an illusion therefore does not simply make it disappear. Once constructed, its physical effects remain real for as long as the illusionist can sustain the manifestation.

    Real Illusions can manifest objects, creatures, people, terrain, attacks, or other preconceived forms depending on the ability and skill of the illusionist. Their complexity, durability, scale, and physical strength depend on the user's power, Flame quality, Ring quality where applicable, control, and the technique being used.

    Real Illusions are demanding compared with ordinary sensory deception. Creating something that physically exists requires significantly greater power and control than merely convincing someone that it exists.

    A Real Illusion is not permanent creation. It remains dependent upon the power sustaining it and can disappear when the technique is ended, disrupted, or can no longer be maintained.

    [ OTHER ILLUSION FLAMES ]

    Desert Flame possesses the characteristic of Hallucination and can also produce powerful sensory deception. It is a separate Earth Flame and should not be treated as identical to Mist Flame Construction.

    Mist and Desert users may both be described as illusionists, but their Flames accomplish deception through different characteristics and should follow the abilities established for the individual user.

    The specific illusions, methods, special senses, possession abilities, Real Illusion techniques, and other supernatural abilities available to an illusionist depend on that character's established abilities rather than being automatically available to every illusion user.

14. #14

    Keys: Hell Ring, War Potential Doubling, Flame of Wrath, Flame of Night, Oath Flame, Special Flame

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    [ HELL RINGS & SPECIAL FLAMES ]

    [ HELL RINGS ]

    Hell Rings are a set of six extremely rare Mist-attribute Rings possessing powers and curses outside the standards of ordinary Rings.

    They predate the modern understanding of Dying Will Flames and are considered among the strongest known Mist Rings. Each Hell Ring has its own appearance, supernatural ability, history, and curse rather than sharing one identical individual power.

    All Hell Rings possess a dangerous ability known as War Potential Doubling. By accepting the Ring's power, its user can increase their fighting strength many times over.

    This power comes at a severe cost. A Hell Ring's strength is obtained through a supernatural contract that endangers the user's soul and can negatively affect their mind, personality, or behaviour. Continued reliance on a Hell Ring may drive its bearer toward increasingly unstable, obsessive, violent, or power-hungry behaviour depending on the Ring and user.

    Using a Hell Ring therefore represents more than simply equipping an unusually strong Ring. The user accepts both its power and the consequences attached to it.

    Hell Rings remain Mist-attribute Rings and can channel Mist Flames. Their exceptional curses and individual supernatural effects exist in addition to ordinary Flame channeling.

    Some Hell Rings possess abilities unrelated to straightforward combat or illusion creation. The specific power and curse of each Ring must be established individually rather than assumed from the general Hell Ring system.

    [ SPECIAL FLAMES ]

    Some Dying Will Flames exist outside the normal Seven Flames of the Sky and Seven Flames of the Earth. These are exceptional Flames produced through unusual bloodlines, combinations, circumstances, or supernatural phenomena and should not be treated as additional common attributes.

    Their existence does not mean an ordinary Flame user can learn or change into a Special Flame through training.

    [ FLAME OF WRATH ]

    The Flame of Wrath is an exceedingly rare and unusually destructive Flame associated with both the Harmony of Sky and the Disintegration of Storm.

    Unlike ordinary Dying Will Flames, it can be naturally ignited without requiring a Ring.

    Its defining quality is overwhelming destructive power capable of burning and reducing what it strikes to ashes. Its manifestation is strongly associated with extreme anger and violent determination.

    Possessing either Sky or Storm Flame does not allow someone to reproduce the Flame of Wrath. It is an exceptional Flame possessed only by individuals specifically established as capable of producing it.

    [ FLAME OF NIGHT ]

    The Flame of Night is a highly abnormal Flame created from extreme hatred, bitterness, vindictiveness, and despair. Its energy surpasses normal human Dying Will Flames and appears as dense, inky darkness.

    Bermuda possesses the original Flame of Night and can supply it to members of the Vindice. Other Vindice cannot naturally create their own supply and depend upon Bermuda's Flame to sustain their bodies and abilities.

    Flame of Night possesses extraordinarily high power and can be used to reinforce the body, release destructive energy, and create spatial portals connecting separate locations. These portals allow extremely rapid movement, escape, and attacks through otherwise separated spaces.

    A physical body is required to use the Flame of Night.

    Flame of Night can sustain individuals whose ordinary Arcobaleno Flame has been removed, although doing so leaves them existing in the abnormal state associated with the Vindice.

    The Flame and its deeper nature are closely guarded secrets of the Vindice. Knowledge that the Vindice use Flame of Night, how it functions, or where their supply originates should not be treated as common mafia knowledge.

    [ OATH FLAME ]

    The Oath Flame is a possible fusion of Sky Flame and Earth Flame produced through the union of their corresponding powers.

    It combines the Sky Flame's Harmony with the Earth Flame's Gravity, allowing both characteristics to exist within a single Flame.

    The Oath Flame is not a naturally occurring common attribute and cannot be produced merely by placing a Sky user beside an Earth user. It requires an exceptional union between compatible Sky and Earth powers capable of creating the combined Flame.

    No one currently possesses the Oath Flame.

    Special Flames follow the rules established for their own nature. They should not be assumed to work with ordinary Rings or Box Weapons unless compatible equipment or an established ability specifically allows it.

15. #15

    Keys: Weapon, Equipment, Special Equipment, Fiamma Voltage, weaponry

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 160 · 100%

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    [ FLAME WEAPONS & SPECIAL EQUIPMENT ]

    Many weapons, tools, and pieces of equipment used throughout the mafia world are specially constructed or modified to interact with Dying Will Flames.

    Such equipment is separate from Rings and Box Weapons. It does not automatically generate Dying Will Flames and does not grant the user a Flame attribute they do not naturally possess.

    [ FLAME-COMPATIBLE EQUIPMENT ]

    Flame-compatible equipment may be designed to:

    • conduct Dying Will Flames through a weapon or device;
    • focus or concentrate Flame output;
    • store Flame temporarily;
    • regulate unstable or excessive output;
    • release Flame in a controlled direction;
    • reinforce a weapon or piece of equipment;
    • measure Flame strength, purity, or output;
    • resist damage caused by Dying Will Flames;
    • or support the user's existing techniques.

    The exact function depends on the individual item. Possessing one Flame-compatible weapon does not grant the functions of another.

    Some equipment is designed for a particular Flame attribute, while other devices may be usable with multiple attributes when specifically constructed for that purpose.

    Equipment specifically tuned to one user may rely on that person's Flame output, fighting style, body, Wave Energy, or techniques and may perform poorly or fail entirely when used by someone else.

    [ FLAME WEAPONS ]

    A conventional weapon can be designed or modified to channel Dying Will Flames through it.

    Doing so allows the weapon to apply the user's existing Flame characteristics through attacks, but does not automatically create new techniques or increase the user's skill with that weapon.

    The strength of a Flame-enhanced weapon depends on the user's output and control as well as the durability and quality of the equipment itself.

    Poorly constructed equipment may be damaged or destroyed if subjected to Flame output beyond what it was built to withstand.

    Weapons capable of storing Flame can retain a limited amount of supplied energy for later release. Stored Flame remains dependent on the item's construction and capacity rather than providing an unlimited reserve.

    [ SUPPORT EQUIPMENT ]

    Not all Flame technology is intended to attack.

    Specialised support equipment can analyse Flame output, provide targeting information, regulate techniques, monitor environmental conditions, communicate tactical information, assist movement, or otherwise improve how effectively a user applies their abilities.

    Measuring equipment may express Flame output through technical readings such as Fiamma Voltage. Such measurements describe the energy being produced or released and should not be treated as a complete measurement of combat ability.

    High Flame output does not automatically indicate superior control, experience, technique, speed, judgment, or overall fighting ability.

    [ SPECIAL MATERIALS ]

    Certain rare or specially manufactured materials can withstand, conduct, contain, or resist Dying Will Flames better than ordinary materials.

    Flame resistance does not necessarily make an object indestructible. Its effectiveness depends on the material, construction, incoming Flame, and amount of energy involved.

    Special materials may also react differently to particular Flame attributes or techniques when specifically established to do so.

    [ GENERAL RULES ]

    Special equipment follows the abilities and limitations established for that specific item. Do not assume that all Flame-compatible weapons can store Flame, all clothing can resist Flames, or all support devices can measure or control every attribute.

    Using specialised equipment does not grant Cambio Forma unless the equipment is specifically connected to a Box Weapon capable of it.

    Equipment released from a Box Weapon still follows the Box Weapon system even if it functions as a conventional weapon, tool, or piece of armour after release.

    Powerful equipment can improve how effectively someone uses abilities they already possess, but it does not replace training, Flame compatibility, physical skill, or proper technique.

16. #16

    Keys: Vongola, Vongola Resistance, Vongola safehouse

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 140 · 100%

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    [ VONGOLA RESISTANCE ]

    The Vongola Resistance is the surviving network operating against Millefiore under Tsunayoshi Sawada. The destruction of its main underground base ended its ability to function from a single headquarters; its personnel are now dispersed between safehouses, temporary facilities, hidden supply caches, and mobile teams.

    Tsunayoshi Sawada is Vongola Decimo and the central authority of the resistance. Reborn remains his principal mentor and strategist.

    The active Vongola Guardians are Hayato Gokudera, Takeshi Yamamoto, Ryohei Sasagawa, Kyoya Hibari, Chrome Dokuro, and Lambo. Hibari cooperates on his own terms and retains separate authority over the Foundation rather than placing that organisation under Vongola control.

    Other established members and direct supporters within the resistance include I-Pin, Kyoko Sasagawa, Haru Miura, Basil, Shoichi Irie, Spanner, Lal Mirch, Bianchi, Futa, and Giannini.

    Kyoko and Haru are informed civilian supporters rather than combat personnel. Lambo is the Lightning Guardian but is normally protected because of his age. Other members participate according to their established abilities and responsibilities.

    [ PURPOSE ]

    The resistance seeks to survive Millefiore's attempts to eliminate Vongola, protect Tsuna and the Vongola Rings, shelter Uni while she remains under their protection, weaken Millefiore's operations, gather intelligence, rescue threatened allies, preserve surviving Vongola resources, and eventually create an opportunity to defeat Byakuran.

    Its immediate priorities depend on current circumstances. Survival, information, safe movement, and protecting personnel are often more important than directly attacking Millefiore.

    The resistance does not control territory openly and avoids battles that would unnecessarily expose civilians or reveal important safe locations.

    [ PERSONNEL ]

    In addition to its named members, the resistance has roughly 80–100 active Vongola personnel and trusted affiliates spread primarily across Japan.

    Only a minority are high-level Flame combatants. Most are surviving mafiosi, couriers, drivers, scouts, guards, medics, mechanics, communications personnel, informants, logistics workers, and low- to mid-level fighters.

    Around 25–35 can be considered reliable combat personnel capable of accompanying field operations. Many possess Rings or basic Box Weapons, but exceptional Flame users and powerful equipment remain uncommon.

    Personnel rarely gather in large numbers. Most operate in small teams or independently so that the discovery of one safehouse or unit cannot destroy the entire resistance network.

    Additional sympathisers and old Vongola contacts exist outside the active organisation, but they are not automatically trusted or considered resistance members.

    [ ORGANISATION ]

    The resistance uses a decentralised cell structure.

    Safehouses normally contain only a handful of people and enough supplies to operate independently for short periods. Important information is compartmentalised so that captured personnel cannot expose the whole network.

    Shoichi Irie is one of the resistance's primary strategic and intelligence coordinators. Spanner and Giannini handle much of its advanced technical support and equipment maintenance. Lal Mirch and Bianchi are among its experienced field personnel, while Futa contributes to information gathering and organisation.

    Operational teams are assembled according to the job rather than maintaining permanent squads. A mission may include Guardians, specialists, ordinary Vongola personnel, or allied faction members when cooperation is appropriate.

    Orders from Tsuna carry Vongola authority, but the resistance is not run as a rigid military force. Experienced personnel are expected to adapt when communication fails or circumstances change.

    [ SAFEHOUSES AND RESOURCES ]

    The resistance maintains numerous concealed safehouses rather than another central headquarters. These include apartments, unused offices, rural properties, garages, workshops, storage buildings, and other properties maintained through surviving Vongola contacts.

    Safehouses may contain food, medical supplies, spare clothing, communications equipment, ordinary weapons, Rings, low-grade Box Weapons, vehicles, and emergency funds depending on their purpose.

    Locations are abandoned if exposure becomes likely. Sensitive material is moved, destroyed, or divided between multiple sites whenever practical.

    The resistance also maintains hidden supply caches separate from occupied safehouses so the loss of one location does not remove all nearby resources.

    [ COMMON VONGOLA PERSONNEL ]

    Unnamed Vongola personnel usually use ordinary Japanese or Italian names depending on their background. Mixed Japanese-Italian teams are common because surviving personnel have been reorganised according to availability rather than nationality.

    Japanese personnel generally use normal Japanese given names and surnames. Italian personnel use ordinary Italian names rather than elaborate mafia titles. Nicknames may develop naturally within teams but are not required.

    There is no universal resistance uniform.

    Personnel operating publicly normally wear civilian clothing appropriate to their cover. Guards and field teams favour practical jackets, trousers, boots, gloves, concealed protective gear, and clothing that does not openly identify them as Vongola.

    More formal Vongola clothing, suits, or visible insignia are usually reserved for secure locations or circumstances where secrecy no longer matters.

    The Vongola crest may appear on personal possessions, equipment, old uniforms, or secure-site markings, but displaying it openly in Millefiore-controlled areas is dangerous.

    [ ALLIED FACTIONS ]

    The resistance maintains cooperative relationships with several organisations that remain independent from it.

    The Foundation may share information, resources, or assistance when Hibari permits it.

    Dino and the Cavallone Famiglia are established allies but retain their own command and personnel.

    Varia belongs to the wider Vongola Famiglia but operates as an autonomous force under Xanxus rather than as a normal resistance unit.

    Uni, Gamma, Tazaru, and Nosaru cooperate closely with Vongola but remain their own group loyal primarily to Uni.

    Mukuro Rokudo and the Kokuyo group may cooperate against common enemies but are not Vongola Resistance members.

    Allied personnel should not automatically be treated as available Vongola manpower or as subordinate to Tsuna.

17. #17

    Keys: Millefiore, White Spell, Millefiore squad

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 140 · 100%

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    [ MILLEFIORE FAMIGLIA ]

    The Millefiore Famiglia is the dominant mafia power in the world and is led by Byakuran. It possesses extensive personnel, territory, intelligence networks, advanced Flame technology, laboratories, military forces, and bases across multiple countries.

    Millefiore was formed from the merger of the Gesso Famiglia and Giglio Nero Famiglia. Former Gesso personnel became the White Spell, while former Giglio Nero personnel became the Black Spell. The two branches remain culturally distinct despite belonging to the same organisation.

    Byakuran is the absolute head of Millefiore and directly controls its highest-level strategy and resources.

    The Real Six Funeral Wreaths—Kikyo, Zakuro, Bluebell, Deisy, Torikabuto, and Ghost—are Byakuran's true elite and the holders of the genuine Mare Rings. Kikyo commonly coordinates their field operations. Ghost remains unavailable while imprisoned by Vindice.

    Iris Hepburn remains an active Millefiore officer. Numerous other captains, officers, researchers, technicians, soldiers, intelligence personnel, and support staff operate throughout the organisation.

    Uni has abandoned Millefiore. Personnel whose loyalty was primarily to her or the former Giglio Nero have consequently become a source of instability within the Black Spell.

    [ PURPOSE ]

    Millefiore seeks to destroy or neutralise forces capable of opposing Byakuran and secure the complete Tri-ni-sette.

    Current priorities include locating Uni and the Arcobaleno Pacifiers, acquiring the Vongola Rings, hunting surviving Vongola forces, suppressing hostile mafia families, protecting Millefiore infrastructure, and investigating unfamiliar Flame activity or technology that could threaten its control.

    Millefiore does not need to openly occupy civilian cities. It maintains influence through hidden bases, front organisations, intelligence networks, surveillance, bribery, infiltration, controlled businesses, and rapid deployment of armed personnel.

    [ ORGANISATION ]

    Millefiore personnel are traditionally divided into seventeen numbered squads, each named after a plant or flower and commanded through its own officers. Squads may specialise in combat, reconnaissance, research, security, intelligence, search operations, or other duties according to their assigned personnel and equipment.

    The White Spell primarily developed from Byakuran's Gesso forces and forms the most reliable core of his current organisation.

    The Black Spell originated from Giglio Nero and historically contained many of Millefiore's direct-combat personnel. Uni's departure has fractured its loyalty; Black Spell personnel still serving Millefiore remain under Millefiore command, but their reliability varies.

    White Spell and Black Spell members have a history of rivalry, distrust, poor cooperation, and occasional internal sabotage. Membership in the same Famiglia does not guarantee personal loyalty between the two branches.

    The Real Six Funeral Wreaths stand above ordinary squad structure. Each commands approximately 5,000 subordinates, including roughly 100 A-ranked combatants, giving the six a combined force of around 30,000 personnel before counting unrelated administrative, research, logistical, and support staff.

    These forces are distributed across many countries and installations rather than concentrated in one location.

    [ PERSONNEL ]

    Most Millefiore members are not elite fighters.

    Common personnel include soldiers, Flame users, Box Weapon handlers, scouts, search teams, guards, assassins, drivers, communications officers, technicians, researchers, mechanics, medics, intelligence agents, administrators, and support workers.

    Low- and mid-ranking combat personnel commonly possess Rings and standard Box Weapons appropriate to their role. High-grade Rings, rare Boxes, experimental equipment, and unusually powerful Flame users are concentrated among officers and specialist units.

    A typical patrol or field team should consist of ordinary personnel led by an officer or experienced Flame user rather than a named elite member.

    A-ranked fighters are dangerous professional combatants and should be treated as exceptional compared with ordinary Millefiore soldiers even though Millefiore possesses them in significant numbers.

    [ WHITE SPELL PERSONNEL ]

    White Spell members generally wear white or pale Millefiore uniforms when operating openly within secure mafia territory. Field agents working among civilians may instead use ordinary clothing or disguises.

    Their equipment tends to be standardised, well-maintained, and supported by Millefiore's strong technological infrastructure.

    White Spell personnel are generally more closely associated with Byakuran's established command structure and are currently considered more dependable than the politically unstable Black Spell.

    [ NAMING AND SQUADS ]

    Millefiore is an international organisation. Unnamed personnel may use ordinary Italian, Japanese, or other appropriate international names depending on their origin and assignment.

    Squad names follow a plant or flower theme. New minor Millefiore squads, units, operations, or internal designations should follow this botanical naming style when a formal name is required.

    Ordinary personnel do not need elaborate aliases or thematic personal names merely because they belong to Millefiore.

    [ RESOURCES AND BASES ]

    Millefiore maintains numerous secure estates, laboratories, warehouses, offices, captured mafia properties, military facilities, research sites, safehouses, transport assets, and civilian fronts.

    Its main Japanese command operates from a fortified Millefiore estate outside Namimori. Smaller field posts and surveillance cells operate throughout the region.

    Italy and other parts of Europe contain numerous Millefiore installations, although several are under attack from Varia, Cavallone, and other surviving enemies.

    Losing one base, squad, laboratory, or convoy damages local operations but does not cripple the entire organisation. Millefiore possesses enough manpower and infrastructure to replace ordinary losses and adapt its operations.

    [ COMMAND AND LOYALTY ]

    Millefiore is powerful but not internally unified by affection or trust.

    Many members obey because of loyalty to Byakuran, personal ambition, fear, dependency on Millefiore resources, loyalty to their immediate commander, or lack of a safer alternative.

    Orders normally move through squad and officer hierarchy rather than coming directly from Byakuran. Byakuran and the Real Six Funeral Wreaths should not personally supervise routine patrols, investigations, or minor operations.

    Failure may bring reassignment, punishment, loss of status, or execution depending on its severity, the responsible commander, and the circumstances. Millefiore personnel therefore have reasons to conceal mistakes, compete with rivals, shift blame, or pursue results beyond what their orders strictly require.

18. #18

    Keys: Black Spell, Uni Loyalists, Giglio Nero

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 140 · 100%

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    [ BLACK SPELL / UNI LOYALISTS ]

    The Black Spell is the branch of Millefiore formed from the former Giglio Nero Famiglia. Its personnel originally followed Uni and retained stronger ties to Giglio Nero traditions and leadership than the White Spell.

    Uni's rejection of Byakuran split the Black Spell. Gamma, Tazaru, and Nosaru abandoned Millefiore to remain with her and now form the core of the openly defected Uni Loyalists.

    Not every Black Spell member followed Uni. Some remain loyal to Byakuran, some obey Millefiore out of fear or necessity, and others remain uncertain or secretly sympathetic to Uni while continuing to serve inside Millefiore.

    [ UNI LOYALISTS ]

    Uni is the unquestioned head of the loyalist group. Gamma acts as its primary field commander, with Tazaru and Nosaru among its established combat personnel.

    Approximately 40–60 additional former Black Spell members have openly defected or rejoined Uni. They include combatants, guards, scouts, couriers, drivers, technicians, medics, and support personnel.

    Only around 15–20 are reliable frontline Flame combatants. The rest support movement, intelligence, logistics, communications, protection, and maintaining contact with sympathetic Black Spell personnel still inside Millefiore.

    Uni Loyalists usually operate in small groups rather than as a concentrated military force. Gathering too many former Black Spell members in one location would make Uni easier for Millefiore to locate.

    [ PURPOSE ]

    Their primary objective is protecting Uni and the Arcobaleno Pacifiers.

    They also seek to preserve surviving Giglio Nero personnel, identify trustworthy Black Spell defectors, gather information from former comrades, disrupt Millefiore operations threatening Uni, and weaken Byakuran's control over the former Giglio Nero forces.

    They do not consider themselves Vongola members.

    Their cooperation with Tsuna's group exists because both sides currently oppose Byakuran and Vongola is helping protect Uni. Decisions involving Uni ultimately belong to Uni and her own people rather than Vongola command.

    [ BLACK SPELL DIVISION ]

    Black Spell personnel still serving Millefiore remain part of Millefiore's normal organisation.

    Their loyalty varies considerably.

    Some genuinely support Byakuran.

    Some resent Uni for abandoning them.

    Some believe remaining with Millefiore is the only practical way to survive.

    Some are waiting for an opportunity to defect.

    Others secretly pass information to Uni while maintaining their positions.

    Do not assume that every Black Spell member will betray Millefiore simply because Uni has left, nor that every remaining member is personally loyal to Byakuran.

    This uncertainty has made Millefiore increasingly suspicious of Black Spell personnel. Sensitive duties may receive additional White Spell oversight, and suspected Uni sympathisers risk surveillance, arrest, or execution.

    [ OPERATIONS ]

    Uni Loyalists possess knowledge of Millefiore procedures, facilities, personnel, communications, and Black Spell habits from their previous service.

    This makes them particularly useful for intelligence gathering, identifying enemy personnel, interpreting intercepted communications, locating old Giglio Nero contacts, and planning operations involving Black Spell forces.

    Their information is not automatically current. Millefiore changes codes, routes, security procedures, and personnel after defections are discovered.

    The loyalists maintain their own small caches of Rings, Box Weapons, medicine, money, clothing, communications equipment, and other supplies separate from Vongola resources whenever possible.

    They may use Vongola safehouses temporarily but should not be treated as permanent Vongola personnel living under Tsuna's direct command.

    [ COMMON PERSONNEL ]

    Former Black Spell personnel come from the Giglio Nero's international membership and may use ordinary Italian, Japanese, or other appropriate names.

    They do not require botanical personal names simply because Millefiore uses plant-themed squad designations.

    Black Spell members traditionally favour dark uniforms and clothing when operating openly within mafia facilities. Defectors normally abandon visible Millefiore insignia and use practical civilian clothing, dark jackets, combat clothing, or whatever best suits their cover.

    Some retain old Black Spell equipment, Rings, uniforms, or insignia for infiltration or personal reasons.

    Former Black Spell members may still recognise one another through old ranks, habits, terminology, equipment, or personal history even after joining opposing sides.

    [ RELATIONSHIPS ]

    The Uni Loyalists cooperate closely with the Vongola Resistance while remaining an independent allied group.

    Their relationship with the White Spell is generally hostile and shaped by years of rivalry between the two Millefiore branches.

    Encounters with remaining Black Spell personnel are more complicated. Former comrades may become enemies, defectors, informants, reluctant opponents, or people divided between loyalty to Uni and fear of Millefiore.

    Uni's safety takes priority over political convenience. If an ally's plan places her at unacceptable risk, Gamma and the loyalists may refuse cooperation regardless of Vongola objectives.

19. #19

    Keys: Cavallone, Cavallone Famiglia

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 140 · 100%

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    [ CAVALLONE FAMIGLIA ]

    The Cavallone Famiglia is a large allied mafia family led by Dino Cavallone. It remains independent from Vongola command while maintaining a longstanding alliance with the Vongola Famiglia and actively opposing Millefiore.

    The Cavallone survived Millefiore's rise with much of its organisation intact compared with many smaller families. Its forces are concentrated primarily in Italy and Europe, where they provide manpower, logistics, safe territory, transport, and support to surviving anti-Millefiore groups.

    Dino is the Cavallone Tenth Boss and holds final authority over the family. Romario remains one of his most trusted senior subordinates and assists with the family's practical operations and security.

    [ PURPOSE ]

    The Cavallone seek to preserve their family, protect allied organisations, resist Millefiore expansion, and prevent Byakuran from eliminating the remaining independent mafia powers.

    They support Vongola because of their established alliance and Dino's personal connection to Tsuna, but Cavallone personnel remain under Cavallone command.

    The family commonly provides:

    • safe transport between allied territories;
    • temporary shelter for friendly personnel;
    • medical and logistical support;
    • escorts and protection;
    • intelligence gathered through Cavallone contacts;
    • weapons, Rings, Box Weapons, and supplies;
    • personnel for joint operations;
    • and assistance to smaller families displaced by Millefiore.

    The Cavallone are generally more willing than Varia to cooperate directly with other allied groups and frequently serve as intermediaries between organisations that otherwise work poorly together.

    [ PERSONNEL ]

    The Cavallone remain a large Famiglia with roughly 4,000–5,000 active members and affiliated personnel spread across Italy and other European territories.

    Most are not elite Flame combatants.

    The family includes mafiosi, guards, soldiers, drivers, scouts, couriers, pilots, sailors, mechanics, medics, administrators, informants, logistics personnel, and workers maintaining Cavallone businesses and properties.

    Several hundred personnel are capable of participating in armed operations when necessary, but experienced Flame users and high-level Box Weapon users form only a small portion of the total organisation.

    The Cavallone usually deploy small or medium-sized teams rather than massing their full manpower. Maintaining their territories, protecting civilians and dependants, defending supply lines, and supporting allied families require personnel to remain distributed.

    [ ORGANISATION ]

    The Cavallone operate as a traditional mafia family rather than a military resistance cell.

    They maintain an internal hierarchy of senior officers, experienced subordinates, field leaders, and ordinary family members. Minor teams may be created for specific escorts, deliveries, investigations, protection duties, or combat operations.

    Dino may personally lead important missions, but routine family business is normally handled by trusted officers and local leaders.

    Orders move through the Cavallone hierarchy rather than requiring Dino's direct involvement in every operation.

    The family values loyalty and personal bonds strongly. Long-serving personnel often know one another well, and senior members may treat younger or lower-ranking members with a protective familiarity uncommon in more impersonal organisations.

    [ TERRITORY AND RESOURCES ]

    The Cavallone retain a primary headquarters and several estates, safe properties, warehouses, garages, transport facilities, businesses, and rural holdings in Italy.

    Their main headquarters functions as both a mafia estate and a wartime logistical centre. It provides accommodation, medical treatment, storage, communications, and meeting space for Cavallone personnel and selected allies.

    Additional Cavallone properties are deliberately spread across different areas so that losing one location does not cripple the family.

    The Cavallone possess substantial vehicle and transport resources. Cars, motorcycles, trucks, boats, and private aircraft may be used when appropriate for moving personnel and supplies.

    Their resources are significant but finite. Millefiore attacks, disrupted trade, destroyed properties, and supporting other families place continuing strain on their finances and logistics.

    [ COMMON CAVALLONE PERSONNEL ]

    Cavallone personnel are primarily Italian, though the family's international connections mean members of other nationalities are possible.

    Unnamed members generally use ordinary Italian given names and surnames. Elaborate aliases or thematic naming conventions are unnecessary unless a particular individual has a reason for one.

    There is no strict universal uniform.

    Personnel working openly within Cavallone properties commonly wear suits, shirts, jackets, or other traditional mafia clothing. Field personnel use practical civilian clothing, coats, protective equipment, boots, gloves, and concealed weapons appropriate to their assignment.

    The Cavallone insignia may appear on formal clothing, vehicles, documents, equipment, and secure family property but is usually concealed during covert operations in Millefiore-controlled territory.

    [ RELATIONSHIPS ]

    The Cavallone and Vongola are close allies, but Cavallone personnel are not members of the Vongola Resistance and do not automatically take orders from Vongola personnel.

    Dino may commit Cavallone resources to joint operations or Vongola assistance when he judges it appropriate.

    The Cavallone maintain a functional alliance with Varia against Millefiore despite major differences in temperament and methods.

    They may also cooperate with the Foundation, Uni Loyalists, or other anti-Millefiore factions when objectives align.

    Cavallone personnel generally prefer negotiation and coordinated action before unnecessary internal conflict, but they will defend their family, territory, and allies with force when required.

20. #20

    Keys: Varia, Varia Headquarters

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 140 · 100%

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    [ VARIA ]

    The Varia is the Vongola Famiglia's elite independent assassination and combat unit, led by Xanxus. It remains formally part of Vongola but operates under its own command, traditions, headquarters, and internal hierarchy rather than functioning as a normal branch of the Vongola Resistance.

    Xanxus holds absolute authority within Varia. Superbia Squalo acts as its practical field commander and handles much of the organisation, deployment, and coordination required to turn Xanxus's decisions into action.

    Its established senior members include Squalo, Belphegor, Lussuria, Levi A Than, and Fran.

    [ PURPOSE ]

    Varia exists to carry out missions requiring overwhelming combat ability, assassination, elimination of dangerous targets, high-risk retrieval, direct assault, or other operations unsuitable for ordinary Vongola personnel.

    Its current primary enemy is Millefiore.

    Varia conducts an aggressive independent campaign against Millefiore installations, officers, supply routes, and combat units, especially throughout Italy and nearby European territories.

    Although Varia and the Vongola Resistance share the same enemy, Varia does not normally wait for Tsuna's orders before acting. Cooperation occurs when Xanxus, Squalo, or the circumstances make it worthwhile.

    Varia prioritises destroying dangerous enemies and preserving Vongola's strength over diplomacy, public approval, or maintaining friendly relationships with allied organisations.

    [ PERSONNEL ]

    Varia is much smaller than a full mafia Famiglia but maintains roughly 250–350 active personnel in addition to its senior members.

    Its membership is heavily weighted toward combat and operational roles compared with larger families.

    Around 100–140 members are experienced field combatants, assassins, Flame users, or Box Weapon users capable of taking part in serious mafia operations.

    The remaining personnel include guards, intelligence operatives, scouts, communications staff, medics, mechanics, drivers, pilots, logistics workers, cooks, administrative personnel, and others required to maintain Varia headquarters and its operations.

    Varia personnel are generally selected for exceptional ability, usefulness, or willingness to survive its harsh environment rather than ordinary family connections.

    Even lower-ranking Varia combatants should usually be more dangerous than common mafia soldiers, though they remain far below the senior officers.

    [ ORGANISATION ]

    Varia operates through strict internal authority and competence rather than democratic decision-making.

    Xanxus's orders take priority.

    Squalo manages much of Varia's practical military organisation and may issue orders across the unit when Xanxus has established the overall objective.

    Senior officers may command temporary squads or operations according to their abilities and the mission.

    Ordinary members are expected to obey orders, perform under dangerous conditions, and accept that failure may have severe consequences.

    Varia does not maintain rigid permanent combat teams for every operation. Personnel are assigned according to the target, required skills, and available officers.

    [ HEADQUARTERS AND RESOURCES ]

    Varia maintains a heavily fortified headquarters in Italy.

    The headquarters contains living quarters, training areas, armouries, Box Weapon storage, medical facilities, communications rooms, garages, supply areas, and operational spaces capable of supporting long-term combat deployment.

    Varia possesses high-quality Rings, Box Weapons, weapons, vehicles, communications equipment, and other resources supplied through its position within Vongola and its own accumulated holdings.

    Its resources are substantial but not unlimited. Varia compensates for its smaller numbers through concentrated combat ability, aggressive tactics, and highly capable senior members.

    Field operations may also use temporary safehouses, seized enemy properties, hidden storage sites, and mobile staging areas.

    [ COMMON VARIA PERSONNEL ]

    Varia recruits internationally, though Italian personnel are especially common.

    Unnamed members may use ordinary Italian or other appropriate names. Personal aliases, nicknames, and unusual reputations are more common in Varia than in many traditional families, but should arise from the individual rather than being mandatory.

    There is no single universal combat uniform for every member.

    Personnel working from Varia headquarters may wear dark suits, uniforms, combat clothing, or practical mafia attire. Field members commonly favour dark jackets, boots, gloves, protective equipment, concealed weapons, and clothing suited to violent operations.

    The Varia emblem may appear on uniforms, equipment, documents, or secure property but is commonly concealed during covert missions.

    [ CULTURE ]

    Varia values strength, competence, results, and the ability to survive extreme pressure.

    Its internal atmosphere is harsh, competitive, loud, and frequently hostile by ordinary standards. Insults, shouting, threats, arguments, and aggressive behaviour are common and do not necessarily indicate genuine disloyalty.

    Respect is earned primarily through capability and proven usefulness rather than politeness or rank alone.

    Weakness is treated harshly, but useful subordinates are not casually discarded without reason. Varia depends on skilled personnel and expects them to become stronger through experience.

    The senior members possess difficult personalities and frequently clash with one another, but years of operating together have produced strong practical coordination in battle.

    [ RELATIONSHIPS ]

    Varia is part of Vongola but remains operationally independent from the Vongola Resistance.

    Tsuna's position as Vongola Decimo is recognised, but this does not cause Xanxus or Varia personnel to behave like ordinary subordinates.

    The Cavallone are useful allies against Millefiore and may participate in joint operations, though Varia generally has little patience for prolonged diplomacy.

    The Foundation, Uni Loyalists, Kokuyo group, and other anti-Millefiore factions may cooperate with Varia when their goals align, but Varia does not consider them part of its chain of command.

    Varia personnel should never be treated as freely available reinforcements for another faction merely because both sides oppose Millefiore.

21. #21

    Keys: Foundation, Foundation Headquarters

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 140 · 100%

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    [ FOUNDATION ]

    The Foundation is an independent organisation based in Namimori and controlled by Kyoya Hibari. It developed around Hibari's authority, personnel, research interests, and determination to protect Namimori on his own terms.

    Tetsuya Kusakabe manages most of the Foundation's practical administration, personnel coordination, communications, supplies, and day-to-day operations.

    The Foundation cooperates with the Vongola Resistance when their interests align but is not subordinate to Vongola command. Hibari decides what assistance, information, territory, or resources the Foundation provides.

    [ PURPOSE ]

    The Foundation's primary concerns are protecting Namimori, maintaining its own independence, studying advanced Flame and Box Weapon technology, gathering local intelligence, and eliminating threats Hibari considers unacceptable.

    It does not exist to fight Millefiore everywhere in the world. Its operations are concentrated primarily around Namimori and matters directly connected to its security or Hibari's interests.

    The Foundation may provide surveillance information, technical research, temporary shelter, equipment analysis, or field assistance to allies without formally joining their organisation.

    [ PERSONNEL ]

    The Foundation has roughly 120–160 active personnel beyond Hibari and Kusakabe.

    Most are ordinary members rather than elite fighters. Personnel include guards, researchers, technicians, scouts, surveillance operators, drivers, mechanics, medical staff, administrators, communications workers, and field operatives.

    Around 35–45 are dependable combat personnel capable of participating in serious operations. A smaller number possess Dying Will Flames, Rings, or Box Weapons.

    Foundation personnel are generally disciplined and accustomed to working under Hibari's strict standards, but they do not imitate his personality or fighting style.

    [ ORGANISATION ]

    The Foundation operates through a compact internal hierarchy centred on Hibari and Kusakabe.

    Kusakabe normally handles assignments, staffing, reports, supply requests, and communication between departments. Hibari intervenes directly when something interests him, threatens Namimori, or requires his personal authority.

    Field teams are assembled according to the task and may include security personnel, scouts, researchers, or technical specialists.

    The Foundation does not maintain large formal combat divisions. Its strength comes from local knowledge, secrecy, surveillance, technological research, and a relatively small number of competent personnel.

    [ HEADQUARTERS AND RESOURCES ]

    The Foundation maintains a concealed headquarters in Namimori containing research rooms, secure communications, surveillance systems, training areas, medical facilities, equipment storage, and Box Weapon research material.

    Its former connection to the abandoned Vongola Underground Base has been sealed.

    The headquarters is not a general Vongola safehouse. Visitors require permission, and large allied groups are not normally allowed to move in or use the Foundation as their permanent base.

    The Foundation also maintains smaller observation posts, storage locations, vehicles, and secure properties around Namimori.

    Its local surveillance network gives it unusually strong awareness of activity within the area, though it is not omniscient and can still be deceived, bypassed, or disrupted.

    [ COMMON FOUNDATION PERSONNEL ]

    Foundation personnel are primarily Japanese and normally use ordinary Japanese given names and surnames.

    There is no universal public uniform. Members operating discreetly wear ordinary civilian or business clothing appropriate to their cover.

    Security and field personnel favour practical dark suits, jackets, trousers, boots, gloves, and concealed protective equipment. Visible Foundation markings are normally restricted to secure properties, internal documents, or equipment.

    Personnel should generally appear organised, professional, and understated rather than resembling a conventional mafia army.

    [ RELATIONSHIPS ]

    The Foundation and Vongola Resistance are cooperative but separate organisations.

    Kusakabe can coordinate with Vongola personnel when Hibari permits it, but Vongola members do not possess automatic authority over Foundation personnel.

    The Foundation may cooperate with Cavallone, Uni Loyalists, Varia, Kokuyo, or other groups when doing so protects Namimori or serves a mutual objective.

    Hibari's willingness to cooperate with an organisation does not imply friendship, loyalty, or permanent alliance.

22. #22

    Keys: Kokuyo, Kokuyo Group, Kokuyo Land

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 140 · 100%

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    [ KOKUYO GROUP ]

    The Kokuyo Group is a small independent faction centred around Mukuro Rokudo. It is not formally part of Vongola and does not answer to Tsunayoshi Sawada despite occasionally cooperating with Vongola against common enemies.

    Its established members include Mukuro Rokudo, Ken Joshima, Chikusa Kakimoto, M.M., and Fran.

    Mukuro holds unquestioned authority within the group. Its members follow him primarily through personal loyalty rather than formal mafia rank.

    [ PURPOSE ]

    The Kokuyo Group pursues Mukuro's own objectives.

    Its current interests include opposing Byakuran, protecting or assisting people Mukuro personally values, gathering information, interfering with hostile organisations, and exploiting opportunities that benefit the group.

    Cooperation with Vongola occurs when objectives overlap. The group should never be treated as a permanent Vongola strike team or as freely available reinforcements.

    Mukuro may refuse cooperation, pursue a separate objective during a joint operation, conceal information, or manipulate circumstances if he believes doing so serves his goals.

    [ PERSONNEL ]

    The Kokuyo Group is intentionally small.

    Beyond its established core members, it maintains roughly 10–20 trusted associates, contacts, informants, couriers, safehouse keepers, and underworld intermediaries rather than a standing army.

    Most are not high-level combatants.

    The group's strength comes from its core members, secrecy, mobility, illusions, intelligence gathering, infiltration, and willingness to operate outside normal mafia structures.

    Temporary allies, manipulated contacts, hired help, or people owing favours to Mukuro may assist particular operations without becoming permanent members.

    [ ORGANISATION ]

    The Kokuyo Group has little formal hierarchy beyond Mukuro's authority.

    Chikusa commonly handles practical planning, information, and calmer coordination.

    Ken is frequently used for direct combat or intimidation.

    M.M. can operate independently for infiltration, information gathering, or outside contacts.

    Fran may work with the group despite his separate connection to Varia.

    Assignments are informal and based on individual usefulness rather than official rank.

    The group avoids unnecessary bureaucracy and can relocate quickly when a safe location becomes compromised.

    [ OPERATIONS ]

    Kokuyo favours methods that rely on deception, infiltration, disguise, illusions, surveillance, manipulation, sudden attacks, and indirect pressure rather than open warfare.

    They may:

    • infiltrate enemy facilities;
    • steal or alter information;
    • manipulate guards or witnesses;
    • create false identities or appearances;
    • sabotage enemy plans;
    • rescue or extract specific individuals;
    • gather intelligence;
    • or strike vulnerable targets before disappearing.

    They are capable of direct combat but generally lack the manpower for prolonged territorial warfare.

    [ BASES AND RESOURCES ]

    The Kokuyo Group does not maintain one large permanent headquarters.

    Kokuyo Land remains a familiar meeting place and temporary refuge but is too obvious and historically connected to Mukuro to serve as a completely secure permanent base.

    The group instead uses temporary safehouses, abandoned properties, rented rooms, hidden meeting places, and contacts throughout the underworld.

    Resources are smaller than those available to major families. Equipment, Rings, Box Weapons, money, vehicles, and supplies are obtained through personal contacts, theft, existing caches, favours, or cooperation with allies.

    Mobility and secrecy are more important to the group than owning territory.

    [ COMMON ASSOCIATES ]

    Unnamed associates may come from many nationalities and normally use ordinary names appropriate to their backgrounds.

    There is no Kokuyo uniform.

    Members and associates wear whatever suits their personal style or current cover. Field operations may involve civilian clothing, disguises, stolen uniforms, or concealed protective equipment.

    People working for Mukuro do not automatically share his appearance, speech patterns, or preference for illusions.

    [ RELATIONSHIPS ]

    Kokuyo maintains an uneasy but functional relationship with the Vongola Resistance because both currently oppose Byakuran and because of Mukuro's connection to Chrome.

    The group's cooperation with Varia is complicated by Fran's involvement with both factions but does not place either organisation under the other's authority.

    Kokuyo may work with the Foundation, Cavallone, Uni Loyalists, or other factions when interests align.

    Trust should never be assumed merely because two groups share an enemy. Mukuro and his people retain their own information, plans, loyalties, and priorities.

23. #23

    Keys: Simon, Simon Famiglia, Simon Family

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 140 · 100%

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    [ SIMON FAMIGLIA ]

    The Simon Famiglia is an old but extremely small mafia family led by Enma Kozato. Once closely connected to the early Vongola, Simon gradually withdrew from the wider mafia world and became obscure enough that many modern families barely know it still exists.

    The family survived Millefiore's rise by remaining hidden on Simon Island and avoiding involvement with either Millefiore or Vongola. Its strength comes from secrecy, close internal bonds, and the abilities of its core members rather than large numbers or political influence.

    Enma Kozato is Simon Decimo and holds final authority.

    Adelheid Suzuki handles much of the family's organisation, security, and practical operations. Kouyou Aoba serves as a principal fighter and combat trainer. Kaoru Mizuno handles security and heavy combat. Shitt P! specialises in analysis and systems. Large Ooyama focuses on protection, logistics, and infrastructure. Julie Kato handles outside contacts, reconnaissance, and dealings beyond the island.

    [ PURPOSE ]

    Simon's first priority is protecting its people and preserving its independence.

    The family does not seek territorial expansion, political dominance, or recognition within the wider mafia world.

    Its current objectives are:

    • protect Simon Island and its residents;
    • understand the recently uncovered Simon inheritance;
    • prevent Millefiore from locating or exploiting the family;
    • determine the whereabouts and significance of the Vongola Sin;
    • maintain food, medicine, supplies, and outside contacts;
    • and decide how far Simon is willing to become involved in the wider conflict.

    Simon prefers avoidance, concealment, negotiation, or limited operations over unnecessary open warfare.

    If its territory or people are directly threatened, however, the family will fight rather than abandon them.

    [ PERSONNEL ]

    Simon Island has fewer than one hundred permanent residents in total, including the seven core members, relatives, dependants, workers, and people the family has sheltered.

    Roughly 35–45 adults beyond the core members can be considered active Simon personnel.

    Most are not professional combatants. They include guards, fishermen, farmers, mechanics, builders, medics, boat crews, scouts, cooks, supply workers, caretakers, and people responsible for maintaining the island's facilities.

    Around 12–18 are dependable fighters capable of participating in armed operations. Most rely on ordinary weapons, martial skill, or low-level mafia equipment rather than exceptional Flame abilities.

    Simon cannot replace casualties easily. Losing even a handful of trained personnel matters considerably more to Simon than similar losses would to a major Famiglia.

    [ ORGANISATION ]

    Simon has little formal bureaucracy.

    The seven core members form the family's effective leadership, with Enma making final decisions on matters affecting the whole Famiglia.

    Adelheid manages most practical coordination, including security, supplies, work assignments, emergency planning, and the organisation of personnel.

    Other core members take responsibility for matters suited to their experience without requiring elaborate ranks or departments.

    Most residents know one another personally. Orders and responsibilities are therefore often handled directly rather than passed through layers of officers.

    Simon operates more like a tightly connected community under mafia protection than a large criminal organisation.

    [ SIMON ISLAND ]

    Simon Island is the family's home, main territory, and principal source of security.

    Its concealment has allowed the family to remain hidden from the wider mafia world for years. The island contains homes, farmland, workshops, storage, defensive facilities, old Simon structures, and a concealed harbour used for outside supplies.

    Simon does not maintain multiple international bases.

    A small number of mainland contacts, storage properties, and supply routes support the island, but exposing them risks leading enemies back toward Simon territory.

    The family therefore treats information about Simon Island's location as highly sensitive.

    [ CURRENT SITUATION ]

    The discovery of the seven sealed Simon Rings and the awakening of Earth Wave Energy have forced the family out of its previous isolation.

    Prototype Earth Box Weapon testing produced an unfamiliar Flame signature that Millefiore detected.

    Millefiore has not yet located Simon Island precisely, but it knows an unknown source of unusual Flame activity exists somewhere in the surrounding region and has begun investigating.

    Simon can no longer assume that remaining passive will keep the family safe.

    The Simon Rings remain sealed, and the family has learned that the Vongola Sin is required to release their full inherited power.

    This forces Simon to consider contact with Vongola despite deep distrust between the families.

    [ COMMON SIMON PERSONNEL ]

    Most Simon personnel are Japanese and use ordinary Japanese given names and surnames.

    There is no formal uniform.

    Island residents normally wear practical everyday clothing suited to fishing, farming, construction, maintenance, or coastal weather: work shirts, sweaters, jackets, durable trousers, boots, rainwear, and similar clothing.

    Guards and personnel leaving the island favour practical civilian clothing, concealed protective equipment, and gear suited to travelling without attracting attention.

    Simon insignia and identifying symbols are rarely displayed outside secure family territory.

    Unnamed Simon members should generally feel like people who grew up within a small, close community rather than generic professional mafiosi.

    [ RELATIONSHIPS ]

    Simon remains distrustful of Vongola.

    Enma believes Vongola or Iemitsu was responsible for the deaths of his family, and Simon never experienced the reconciliation or personal relationships that might otherwise have developed between the two families.

    The current Simon core and the displaced younger Vongola members are strangers.

    Simon does not currently seek conflict with Vongola, especially while Millefiore remains the greater immediate threat, but cooperation must be earned rather than assumed.

    Millefiore is treated as hostile. Simon has no intention of submitting to Byakuran or surrendering its inheritance.

    The family may cooperate with other anti-Millefiore factions when necessary but does not automatically join the Vongola Resistance or accept outside command.

24. #24

    Keys: Namimori, Namimori Town, Namimori City

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

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    [ NAMIMORI ]

    Namimori is a small Japanese city made up primarily of quiet residential neighborhoods, local shopping streets, schools, public facilities, parks, apartment buildings, and modest commercial districts. Low-rise buildings and detached homes dominate most areas, with denser development around Namimori Station and more open land toward the river, coast, hills, and outskirts.

    The city includes Namimori Station, Namimori Middle School, Namimori Shrine, the Namimori River and coast, residential districts, shopping areas, public recreation facilities, warehouse and light-industrial areas, and numerous smaller local businesses. Roads and rail connect Namimori to the surrounding Kanto region.

    Despite the hidden conflict within the mafia world, Namimori remains an active civilian community. Shops open normally, trains run, students attend school, people commute to work, families go shopping, residents walk dogs, children use parks, and restaurants and other businesses receive ordinary customers. Damage or unusual incidents are normally isolated rather than making the entire city appear war-torn.

    Different areas naturally have different levels of activity. Station and shopping areas are crowded during commuting and business hours; residential streets become quieter during the day and evening; parks, riverbanks, and public facilities attract families, students, elderly residents, athletes, and hobbyists; industrial areas have fewer pedestrians and more workers, trucks, and storage facilities.

    [ APPEARANCE ]

    Namimori has the appearance of an ordinary established Japanese suburban city rather than a futuristic metropolis. Older tiled-roof houses and narrow residential streets exist alongside newer apartments, convenience stores, offices, supermarkets, restaurants, and modern commercial buildings.

    Utility poles, bicycles, vending machines, small parking areas, neighborhood signs, pedestrian crossings, local shops, shrines, trees, and closely packed homes are common sights. The surrounding hills and greenery remain visible from portions of the city.

    Newer technology exists as expected of the time period, but the highly advanced Ring and Box technology of the mafia world is not part of normal civilian infrastructure.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    Most people encountered around Namimori are ordinary civilians with no involvement in the mafia world.

    Common background characters include students, office workers, shop employees, homemakers, tradespeople, delivery workers, commuters, police officers, medical workers, elderly residents, families, children, and people visiting local businesses or recreational facilities.

    There are no core characters who should automatically appear simply because a scene takes place somewhere in Namimori. Established characters appear only when their activities or current location reasonably place them there.

    Mafia personnel may sometimes move through public areas while disguised as ordinary civilians. They normally avoid openly displaying Rings, Box Weapons, uniforms, or affiliation around the general public.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    Civilian clothing follows ordinary contemporary Japanese fashion appropriate to age, occupation, weather, and activity.

    Students wear their school's uniform while attending or travelling to and from school and casual clothing outside school hours.

    Office workers commonly wear suits, business shirts, blouses, skirts, slacks, coats, or other professional clothing.

    Other residents wear ordinary casual clothes such as jackets, sweaters, hoodies, T-shirts, blouses, jeans, skirts, shorts, sneakers, and seasonal outerwear.

    Shop, restaurant, delivery, construction, medical, police, and other workers wear uniforms or practical work clothing appropriate to their jobs.

    Background civilians should not dress like mafiosi unless they actually belong to the underworld.

    [ NAMES ]

    Most Namimori civilians are Japanese and use ordinary Japanese family and given names.

    Background characters should receive natural Japanese names appropriate to their age and gender rather than exaggerated or thematic names. Family names commonly appear first in formal Japanese contexts, while acquaintances may address one another primarily by surname unless their relationship supports greater familiarity.

    Foreign residents and visitors can appear naturally but are less common and should use names appropriate to their own backgrounds.

    [ HIDDEN UNDERWORLD ]

    Most civilians are unaware of the true nature of the conflict occurring around them. Strange violence, explosions, damaged buildings, disappearances, and unusual activity are generally understood through mundane explanations such as organised crime, accidents, construction problems, private security activity, or unexplained incidents.

    Vongola safehouses, Foundation operations, Millefiore surveillance, and remnants of older mafia facilities exist throughout or beneath Namimori without defining ordinary public life.

    The city should normally feel inhabited and functional even when dangerous activity is occurring elsewhere within it.

25. #25

    Keys: Namimori Station, Namimori Station District

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

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    [ NAMIMORI STATION DISTRICT ]

    Namimori Station District is the busiest commercial and transport area in Namimori. Namimori Station connects the town to the surrounding Kanto region, while nearby streets contain shops, restaurants, cafés, convenience stores, offices, apartments, parking facilities, and the underground shopping area.

    The district is noticeably denser and busier than Namimori's residential neighborhoods. Multi-story commercial buildings, storefront signs, vending machines, bicycle parking, taxis, buses, delivery vehicles, pedestrian crossings, and steady foot traffic surround the station.

    The underground commercial area beneath the station remains partly operational, though several sections are closed behind construction barriers due to structural damage connected to the ruined facility deeper underground. Public access does not extend into the Former Merone Base.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    The district normally contains large numbers of civilians, especially during morning and evening commuting hours.

    Common background characters include students, office workers, commuters, shop employees, restaurant staff, delivery workers, taxi drivers, tourists, elderly shoppers, families, and people waiting for trains or meeting friends.

    Station employees, maintenance workers, private security, and occasional police officers are also normal sights.

    No core character is regularly stationed here. Established characters appear only when travelling through the station, visiting nearby businesses, conducting an operation, or otherwise having a reason to be present.

    Millefiore maintains discreet surveillance around the district because of the former Merone Base below it. Personnel normally blend into the civilian population rather than openly patrolling in mafia uniforms.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    Most civilians wear ordinary contemporary Japanese clothing appropriate to work, school, weather, or leisure.

    Office commuters commonly wear suits and business clothing. Students wear school uniforms during school hours. Other pedestrians wear casual jackets, coats, sweaters, shirts, skirts, jeans, trousers, sneakers, and similar everyday clothing.

    Shop and station employees wear uniforms appropriate to their workplace. Undercover mafia personnel normally dress as ordinary commuters, workers, security personnel, or civilians.

    [ NAMES ]

    Most background civilians are Japanese and use ordinary Japanese given names and surnames.

    Foreign commuters, tourists, and businesspeople appear naturally due to the station's connections but are less common.

    Businesses may use Japanese, English, Italian, or other fashionable foreign words in their names, but ordinary background characters should not receive thematic mafia-style names simply because covert underworld activity exists nearby.

    [ UNDERGROUND ACCESS ]

    The entrance once used to reach Merone Base was hidden through the station's underground shopping area.

    Known and suspected routes leading deeper underground are now sealed, monitored, damaged, or concealed behind restricted construction areas.

    Ordinary civilians believe these sections are closed because of structural repairs and have no reason to suspect a former mafia installation exists beneath them.

26. #26

    Keys: Merone, Merone Base

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

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    [ FORMER MERONE BASE ]

    The Former Merone Base is a massive abandoned Millefiore facility buried beneath the Namimori Station underground shopping area.

    The base was constructed as an enormous Flame-powered Box Weapon composed of many movable structural blocks. Individual blocks contained rooms, corridors, laboratories, storage areas, combat spaces, mechanical systems, and other facilities that could be physically rearranged while the base was functioning.

    The facility is no longer operational as Millefiore's Japanese headquarters.

    Large sections are collapsed, displaced, burned, flooded, sealed, or structurally unstable. Damaged corridors may abruptly end against shifted blocks, broken machinery, debris, or areas rendered inaccessible by the destruction of the base's original configuration.

    Emergency lighting and isolated pieces of equipment may still function in sections retaining power, while other areas are completely dark.

    [ CURRENT USE ]

    The base is abandoned rather than inhabited.

    Millefiore periodically sends salvage, security, research, or recovery teams inside to retrieve surviving technology, records, Box Weapons, materials, or equipment.

    Other factions may enter when searching for intelligence or specific abandoned resources, but remaining underground for long periods is dangerous.

    No core character is regularly present.

    The ruins are large enough that separate groups can enter without immediately encountering one another.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    There is normally no civilian population inside the base.

    Background characters encountered here are most likely Millefiore guards, salvage teams, technicians, researchers, scouts, or operatives sent for a particular objective. Intruders from other factions are possible when circumstances justify them.

    Millefiore recovery personnel normally operate in small teams because deploying large numbers into unstable ruins provides little advantage.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    Millefiore security personnel may wear White Spell uniforms or practical combat clothing when secrecy from civilians is unnecessary underground.

    Technicians and researchers commonly wear work clothes, protective jackets, gloves, utility equipment, helmets, respirators, or other gear appropriate to hazardous ruins.

    Personnel entering covertly from another faction normally wear practical field clothing, protective equipment, and whatever gear their mission requires.

    [ NAMES ]

    Millefiore personnel may use ordinary Italian, Japanese, or other international names appropriate to their background.

    Researchers, technicians, and ordinary soldiers do not require thematic personal names. Formal Millefiore unit or squad designations may follow the organisation's botanical naming conventions.

    [ HAZARDS ]

    The greatest dangers are unstable structures, collapsed passages, damaged electrical systems, malfunctioning machinery, abandoned security systems, concealed drops, damaged Flame technology, and unexplored sections whose condition is unknown.

    Old equipment should not automatically remain usable. Valuable technology may be damaged, encrypted, stripped for parts, trapped, or require technical expertise to recover safely.

    The ruins can contain forgotten supplies, records, experimental equipment, or abandoned rooms, but important discoveries should exist for a reason rather than appearing conveniently whenever someone searches.

27. #27

    Keys: Vongola Underground Base, Vongola Base Ruins

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

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    [ VONGOLA UNDERGROUND BASE RUINS ]

    The Vongola Underground Base Ruins lie deep beneath Namimori. The facility once served as the primary local Vongola stronghold but was devastated and abandoned after its location was compromised.

    The original base contained sixteen underground floors. Its upper levels primarily connected concealed entrances to the deeper facility, while the lower floors contained living quarters, training areas, medical facilities, storage, communications, surveillance systems, workshops, and other important infrastructure.

    Six concealed entrances once connected the base to different parts of Namimori, including routes hidden near forested ground and the warehouse district. Several entrances are now collapsed, sealed, trapped, or watched.

    The former connection to Foundation Headquarters has been permanently sealed from the Foundation side.

    [ APPEARANCE ]

    The ruins retain the remains of a large underground residential and military complex.

    Damaged corridors contain broken lights, exposed wiring, shattered doors, overturned furniture, rubble, abandoned equipment, emergency markings, and traces of the hurried evacuation.

    Some sections remain surprisingly intact while others are completely impassable.

    Lower levels suffered particularly heavy damage and may contain collapsed ceilings, damaged support structures, flooding, fire damage, or failed utilities.

    Isolated emergency systems can still function, but the base no longer has reliable power, ventilation, communications, water, or medical support throughout the complex.

    [ CURRENT USE ]

    Nobody permanently lives in the ruins.

    The Vongola Resistance may occasionally return to retrieve equipment, personal possessions, archived information, medical supplies, hidden caches, or other resources that could not be removed during the evacuation.

    Millefiore knows the location and monitors obvious approaches. It may send patrols, investigators, or salvage teams into the facility when it has reason to believe something valuable remains.

    No core character is regularly present.

    Returning to the base is an operation rather than an ordinary visit.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    The ruins normally contain few or no people.

    Possible background characters include Millefiore surveillance personnel, search teams, technicians, Vongola retrieval teams, scouts, or other operatives with a specific reason to enter.

    Ordinary civilians should almost never appear inside because the entrances are concealed or inaccessible and the dangerous underground complex is not publicly known.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    Anyone entering normally wears practical field clothing rather than formal attire.

    Common gear includes jackets, durable trousers, boots, gloves, flashlights, respirators or masks where needed, communications equipment, medical supplies, utility belts, weapons, and protective equipment.

    Millefiore personnel may wear combat uniforms when operating deep underground, while Vongola operatives generally avoid obvious insignia while approaching the entrances from the surface.

    [ NAMES ]

    Background personnel follow the naming conventions of their own faction.

    There is no separate naming convention associated with the base itself.

    [ REMAINING FACILITIES ]

    Recognisable remnants may include training areas, former bedrooms and communal spaces, medical rooms, workshops, storage rooms, surveillance stations, kitchens, communications areas, and technical facilities.

    The old surface surveillance network is no longer reliably controlled from the ruins.

    Anything left behind has endured damage, abandonment, possible Millefiore searches, and exposure to unstable conditions. Useful resources may remain, but the base should never function as a conveniently intact second headquarters.

28. #28

    Keys: Foundation Headquarters, Foundation HQ, Foundation Base

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

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    [ FOUNDATION HEADQUARTERS ]

    Foundation Headquarters is a concealed facility within Namimori controlled by Kyoya Hibari and managed day-to-day by Tetsuya Kusakabe. Its location is kept from the general public and access is restricted to Foundation personnel and approved visitors.

    The facility was once secretly connected to the Vongola Underground Base through a heavy steel door. That passage has been permanently sealed from the Foundation side since the destruction of the Vongola base.

    [ APPEARANCE ]

    The headquarters is clean, quiet, and highly organised, with a restrained modern appearance rather than the atmosphere of a traditional mafia estate.

    It contains offices, communications rooms, surveillance stations, Box Weapon research areas, workshops, secure storage, medical rooms, training spaces, meeting rooms, staff facilities, and guarded restricted sections.

    Security is discreet but extensive. Cameras, electronic access controls, concealed alarms, locked internal doors, and Foundation personnel protect sensitive areas.

    Hibari maintains his own private office and training space. Kusakabe works from the administrative side of the facility and is considerably easier for personnel and visitors to approach.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    The headquarters is normally active throughout the day but rarely crowded.

    Background characters include Foundation researchers, technicians, analysts, guards, communications personnel, mechanics, medical staff, administrators, and field operatives arriving or leaving on assignments.

    Hibari and Kusakabe are the core characters most commonly found here. Hibari may also spend long periods elsewhere in Namimori according to his interests and duties.

    Vongola or other allied personnel only appear when visiting for a specific reason. The headquarters is not an open gathering place for allied factions.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    Administrative and research personnel usually wear understated business clothing, shirts, sweaters, laboratory coats, or practical technical clothing depending on their work.

    Security and field personnel favour dark suits, jackets, trousers, boots, gloves, and concealed protective equipment.

    Foundation clothing is generally neat and subdued. Personnel do not normally display conspicuous mafia imagery or flashy uniforms.

    [ NAMES ]

    Most Foundation personnel are Japanese and use ordinary Japanese given names and surnames.

    Many older members have backgrounds connected to Namimori and its former disciplinary organisations, while later recruits may come from technical, security, or underworld backgrounds.

    Background personnel should have ordinary names rather than titles or themed aliases.

    [ ACCESS ]

    Visitors are normally escorted and only shown areas relevant to their purpose.

    Sensitive research, surveillance records, secure communications, and restricted equipment are not automatically available to allies.

    Attempting to enter without permission is treated as an intrusion regardless of whether the intruder belongs to Vongola or another friendly organisation.

29. #29

    Keys: Vongola Safehouse, Vongola Safehouses, Safehouse

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

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    [ VONGOLA SAFEHOUSES ]

    Vongola Safehouses are small concealed properties scattered throughout Namimori and the surrounding region. They replaced dependence on a single headquarters after the destruction of the Vongola Underground Base.

    There is no standard safehouse design. Properties are selected because they appear ordinary, provide useful access to surrounding routes, and can be abandoned without exposing the wider network.

    Common safehouses include apartments, detached homes, unused offices, garages, workshops, rural properties, storage buildings, and rooms hidden behind legitimate businesses.

    [ APPEARANCE ]

    Most safehouses deliberately look mundane from outside.

    Interiors are functional rather than luxurious. Furnishings are usually ordinary enough to support the property's cover, alongside concealed supplies and equipment.

    A typical occupied safehouse may contain sleeping space, a small kitchen, communications equipment, medical supplies, spare clothing, emergency money, maps, basic weapons, Rings, low-grade Box Weapons, and enough food and water for short-term use.

    Important equipment and records are kept concealed whenever possible.

    Not every safehouse contains the same resources.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    Safehouses normally contain only a few people at a time.

    Background characters may include Vongola guards, couriers, scouts, medics, technicians, drivers, communications personnel, or operatives temporarily between assignments.

    There are no core characters permanently associated with every safehouse. Named Vongola members use whichever location is appropriate to their current needs and should not automatically appear merely because a safehouse is being visited.

    Some locations are empty until required.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    Personnel normally wear civilian clothing appropriate to the surrounding area so that arrivals and departures do not attract attention.

    Field operatives favour practical jackets, trousers, boots, gloves, and concealed protective equipment. People maintaining long-term covers dress according to the identity or occupation associated with the property.

    Visible Vongola insignia is avoided outside secure interiors.

    [ NAMES ]

    Background personnel follow ordinary Japanese, Italian, or other appropriate naming conventions according to their origin.

    Safehouses themselves usually use practical internal designations, street references, or innocuous cover names rather than dramatic codenames.

    A location established during the story should retain its name, layout, cover, residents, and important stored resources afterward.

    [ SECURITY ]

    Safehouse locations are compartmentalised. Ordinary personnel know the sites needed for their own work rather than the entire network.

    Entrances may use ordinary locks alongside concealed alarms, surveillance, coded communications, or Flame-based security where appropriate.

    If a location is believed compromised, personnel evacuate, remove or destroy sensitive information, and stop using it.

    A lost safehouse does not reveal the entire Vongola network unless information linking it to other locations is successfully recovered.

30. #30

    Keys: Kawahira Realtor, Kawahira Real Estate, Kawahira's shop

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

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    [ KAWAHIRA REALTOR ]

    Kawahira Realtor is a small real-estate office located along an ordinary street in Namimori. Kawahira occupies and operates the property, which formerly belonged to its previous owner.

    From outside it resembles an unremarkable neighborhood real-estate business rather than a mafia location.

    [ APPEARANCE ]

    The storefront has a modest entrance, windows facing the street, property advertisements, and ordinary real-estate signage.

    Inside is a compact office containing desks, chairs, property information, filing cabinets, telephones, shelves, and the usual clutter of a small independent business.

    There is enough interior space for several people to remain out of sight from the street, but the building is not designed as a fortified safehouse or military facility.

    Nothing visible to an ordinary visitor openly identifies the property as supernatural or connected to the mafia.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    When operating normally, people around the office are ordinary Namimori civilians: pedestrians, neighboring shopkeepers, delivery workers, people looking for property, and residents conducting local business.

    Kawahira is the only core character regularly associated with the property.

    He has currently left Namimori claiming to be travelling, leaving the office unoccupied and frequently closed. The property remains his and may be used again if he returns.

    The Vongola group has previously sheltered here, but it is not part of the Vongola safehouse network and should not be treated as their property.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    Visitors and nearby civilians wear normal contemporary clothing appropriate to Namimori.

    Real-estate customers commonly appear in ordinary casual or business clothing. There is no special staff uniform associated with the office.

    [ NAMES ]

    Background civilians are primarily Japanese and use ordinary Japanese given names and surnames.

    Nearby businesses and residents are ordinary members of the local community rather than automatically connected to Kawahira or the mafia.

    [ SECURITY AND PRIVACY ]

    The office appears to possess only the security expected of a small civilian business.

    Any unusual protections, supernatural abilities, or concealed measures connected personally to Kawahira are not obvious to ordinary visitors and should not be assumed understood merely from entering the building.

    The surrounding street remains a normal civilian area, making conspicuous combat or mafia activity likely to attract attention.

31. #31

    Keys: Namimori Middle, Namimori Middle School, Namichu

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

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    [ NAMIMORI MIDDLE SCHOOL ]

    Namimori Middle School is a public middle school serving students from across Namimori. It remains operational and functions as an ordinary civilian school despite the hidden mafia activity occurring elsewhere in the city.

    The campus contains a large multi-story main school building with numerous classrooms, staff rooms, subject rooms, hallways, stairwells, and student facilities. Outdoor areas include the school grounds, athletic fields, and spaces used for physical education and club activities.

    [ APPEARANCE ]

    The school has the familiar appearance of an established Japanese public middle school: long classroom corridors, sliding classroom doors, rows of student desks, shoe lockers near the entrances, notice boards, teacher areas, sports facilities, and large windows overlooking the grounds.

    The campus is kept orderly and reasonably well maintained.

    Normal school notices, club posters, student work, timetables, sports equipment, and other signs of everyday student life are common throughout the buildings.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    During school hours the campus is populated by students, teachers, administrative staff, custodians, coaches, and other ordinary school employees.

    Students move between classrooms, gather during breaks, participate in clubs, eat lunch, and leave in groups after lessons. The grounds become much quieter during evenings, weekends, and holidays unless clubs or school activities are taking place.

    No core character should automatically be present. The younger characters displaced into this future are not enrolled at the school simply because they attended it in their original time.

    Kyoya Hibari continues to regard Namimori Middle and its surrounding order as personally important, but he does not spend every day physically stationed on campus.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    Students wear Namimori Middle's school uniform during normal school activities. Outside formal school requirements, sports uniforms, club clothing, gym wear, or ordinary casual clothing may be worn where appropriate.

    Teachers commonly wear suits, shirts, blouses, cardigans, skirts, trousers, and other professional but practical clothing.

    Maintenance and athletic staff wear clothing suited to their work.

    People openly wearing mafia combat gear or displaying Rings and Box Weapons would be conspicuous.

    [ NAMES ]

    Students and staff are predominantly Japanese and use ordinary Japanese given names and surnames.

    Background students should have natural contemporary Japanese names rather than thematic or exaggerated names.

    Students usually address classmates by surname unless friendship, familiarity, or personality supports using a given name or nickname.

    [ SECURITY AND UNDERWORLD ACTIVITY ]

    Namimori Middle is not a mafia base.

    Ordinary students and staff are unaware of the full supernatural conflict surrounding Namimori. Any covert meeting, surveillance, training, or confrontation taking place on school property must account for the presence of civilians.

    After school and isolated areas offer greater privacy, but unusual noise, property damage, or visible combat can still attract staff, students, nearby residents, police, or other attention.

32. #32

    Keys: Namimori Shrine, shrine

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

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    [ NAMIMORI SHRINE ]

    Namimori Shrine is a traditional Shinto shrine built on a wooded hill within Namimori. Its elevated and comparatively secluded position makes it quieter than the town's commercial and residential streets while still remaining accessible to ordinary residents.

    A long stone staircase climbs the hill toward the shrine entrance. A gate stands near the top, beyond which the shrine grounds contain the main shrine structure, stone paths, trees, shrubs, and small open spaces surrounded by greenery.

    [ APPEARANCE ]

    The main shrine has a traditional red exterior with a muted grey-yellow roof.

    Trees surrounding the grounds provide shade and partially obscure the shrine from lower streets. The long stairway and elevation give portions of the grounds views over nearby parts of Namimori.

    Stone lanterns, offering areas, shrine fixtures, paths, railings, and other ordinary religious features may be found around the grounds.

    The atmosphere is generally peaceful outside festivals or special observances.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    The shrine is normally open to civilians.

    Common visitors include local residents praying or making offerings, elderly people, families, couples, students passing through, tourists, joggers using the hill, and people seeking somewhere quiet.

    Shrine attendants or caretakers may be present depending on the time of day.

    Crowds are usually light outside holidays, festivals, New Year observances, or other religious occasions.

    No core character is permanently stationed here.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    Visitors wear normal civilian clothing appropriate to the season and their activities.

    Shrine personnel may wear traditional shrine clothing while performing their duties.

    Students passing through commonly remain in school uniform, while joggers or people exercising on the hill may wear sports clothing.

    Visible mafia equipment would be highly unusual around ordinary visitors.

    [ NAMES ]

    Background residents and shrine personnel are predominantly Japanese and use ordinary Japanese names.

    There is no special naming convention associated with the shrine.

    [ HIDDEN ACCESS ]

    A concealed route beneath the shrine once provided access to the Vongola Underground Base.

    That route is no longer usable as an ordinary entrance and has been sealed following the destruction of the base.

    The shrine itself remains civilian property rather than becoming a Vongola facility.

    Its secluded grounds still make it useful for private conversations, discreet meetings, observation, or training, but privacy is never guaranteed because ordinary visitors can arrive.

33. #33

    Keys: Sawada Residence, Sawada House, Tsuna's house

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

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    [ SAWADA RESIDENCE ]

    The Sawada Residence is a detached family home in a quiet residential neighborhood of Namimori. It was the home of Tsunayoshi Sawada, Nana Sawada, and Iemitsu Sawada and once regularly housed several people connected to Tsuna.

    The property currently stands empty.

    Nana and Iemitsu are absent, and no one has resumed permanent residence in the house.

    [ APPEARANCE ]

    The residence is a modest two-story Japanese suburban home surrounded by neighboring houses.

    A small front yard and entrance lead into the genkan. Inside are the family living room, combined dining and kitchen area, bathroom facilities, bedrooms, storage, and Tsuna's old room upstairs.

    The house still contains ordinary furniture, household belongings, photographs, books, kitchenware, stored clothing, and other possessions accumulated by the family.

    Time and prolonged vacancy have left parts of the house dusty and stale, but it has not become a collapsing ruin.

    Tsuna's room still resembles the bedroom he remembers while also containing signs that years passed after his original time.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    Nobody normally lives here.

    The surrounding neighborhood remains inhabited by ordinary Namimori residents. Pedestrians, neighbors, delivery workers, cyclists, children, and people returning to nearby homes may therefore be seen outside.

    No core character should automatically appear at the residence.

    Tsuna or people close to him may choose to visit, but doing so is a personal decision rather than part of normal resistance activity.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    People encountered in the neighborhood wear ordinary civilian clothing suited to home life, errands, school, work, or the weather.

    Nearby students may wear school uniforms, while adults commonly wear casual clothing or business attire when commuting.

    Anyone obviously dressed for mafia combat would stand out strongly in the residential street.

    [ NAMES ]

    Neighbors are primarily Japanese and use ordinary Japanese given names and surnames.

    Families living nearby may have known the Sawadas casually through years of living in the same neighborhood, but they should not automatically know anything about Vongola or the hidden mafia world.

    [ SURVEILLANCE ]

    Millefiore has searched the residence in the past because of its connection to Tsuna.

    The house is no longer continuously guarded, but the area may receive periodic observation or renewed surveillance if Millefiore believes someone connected to Vongola has returned.

    Any surveillance is normally discreet: parked vehicles, distant observers, concealed cameras, or personnel posing as ordinary civilians rather than uniformed guards surrounding the property.

    The residence is not a Vongola safehouse and contains no automatically available secret arsenal, intelligence archive, or hidden answer to the current conflict.

34. #34

    Keys: TakeSushi, Take Sushi

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

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    [ TAKESUSHI ]

    TakeSushi is a traditional sushi restaurant in Namimori that formerly belonged to Tsuyoshi Yamamoto. The upper floor also served as the Yamamoto family home, and an attached dojo was used for sword training.

    The restaurant is currently closed and unoccupied. Tsuyoshi Yamamoto is dead, and Takeshi Yamamoto no longer lives here.

    [ APPEARANCE ]

    TakeSushi occupies a modest traditional Japanese building with large burgundy entrance banners and a recognizable restaurant frontage.

    The ground floor contains the main dining area, sushi counter, kitchen, storage, bathroom, and small sitting spaces. The interior uses traditional Japanese decoration and furnishings rather than a modern chain-restaurant style.

    Upstairs contains the former Yamamoto living quarters, including bedrooms and ordinary household space.

    The attached dojo remains part of the property. It is a simple wooden training space once used for sword practice and the Shigure Soen Ryu.

    Because the building has been closed for some time, dust, stale air, covered furniture, unused kitchen equipment, and signs of prolonged vacancy are common. The property is neglected rather than completely ruined.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    Nobody normally works or lives here.

    The surrounding street remains part of an inhabited civilian neighborhood, so pedestrians, cyclists, neighboring shopkeepers, delivery workers, residents, and people visiting nearby businesses may still pass outside.

    No core character is automatically present.

    Takeshi Yamamoto may choose to visit because of his personal connection to the property, but this is not his current residence or a Vongola facility.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    People encountered nearby wear normal Namimori civilian clothing appropriate to work, errands, school, or the season.

    Anyone entering the closed building for practical reasons would normally wear ordinary clothing rather than restaurant uniforms.

    Visible mafia equipment would stand out strongly around the surrounding civilian businesses and homes.

    [ NAMES ]

    Background residents and neighboring business owners are primarily Japanese and use ordinary Japanese given names and surnames.

    Older local residents may remember Tsuyoshi and Takeshi as the former restaurant owner and his son without knowing anything about their connection to the mafia.

    [ CURRENT STATUS ]

    TakeSushi is not part of the Vongola safehouse network and does not contain an active supply cache or command post.

    Ordinary household possessions, restaurant equipment, old training materials, and personal belongings may remain inside, but important intelligence or specialised mafia equipment should only be present if there is an established reason for it.

35. #35

    Keys: Namimori Warehouse District, Warehouse District

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

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    [ NAMIMORI WAREHOUSE DISTRICT ]

    The Namimori Warehouse District is a light-industrial area on the quieter edge of the city. It contains warehouses, storage yards, loading bays, garages, workshops, small factories, fenced lots, and wide roads built for trucks rather than heavy pedestrian traffic.

    The district becomes increasingly quiet after normal working hours, making it useful for covert meetings, storage, smuggling, vehicle transfers, and conflicts that require more privacy than central Namimori can provide.

    [ APPEARANCE ]

    Large concrete and metal warehouse buildings line broad roads alongside loading docks, shutters, chain-link fences, shipping pallets, stacked containers, parked trucks, utility poles, and industrial equipment.

    Buildings range from active commercial warehouses to neglected or completely abandoned properties.

    Side streets, service alleys, roof access, fenced storage areas, and empty interiors create numerous places to hide people, vehicles, or equipment.

    Lighting is practical rather than decorative. At night, many streets are dim apart from security lamps, vending machines, vehicle headlights, and lights from businesses still operating.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    During working hours, background characters include warehouse employees, truck drivers, mechanics, delivery workers, forklift operators, security guards, tradespeople, and employees of small industrial businesses.

    Civilian foot traffic is relatively low compared with central Namimori.

    After hours, many sections may be almost empty except for night-shift workers, private security, drivers, or people using the area for less legitimate purposes.

    No core character is normally stationed here.

    The low civilian presence makes the district attractive to mafia factions, but this does not mean every warehouse is connected to organised crime.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    Workers wear practical clothing such as work jackets, coveralls, heavy trousers, gloves, safety boots, reflective clothing, helmets, or company uniforms depending on their occupation.

    Truck drivers and mechanics usually wear durable casual or work clothing.

    Security personnel may wear private-security uniforms or dark practical clothing.

    Mafia operatives commonly use civilian or work clothing that allows them to blend into the district rather than obvious formal uniforms.

    [ NAMES ]

    Most ordinary workers and business owners are Japanese and use normal Japanese names.

    Foreign drivers, labourers, businesspeople, or underworld personnel can appear naturally because goods move through the district.

    Warehouses and businesses generally have ordinary commercial names based on family names, companies, logistics services, storage firms, or industrial functions.

    [ UNDERWORLD USE ]

    Multiple factions may temporarily use individual warehouses, garages, or storage units without controlling the entire district.

    Possible uses include equipment storage, covert deliveries, vehicle exchanges, meetings, temporary holding areas, Box Weapon transfers, or staging points for operations.

    Ownership and occupation of a particular building should remain consistent once established.

    One of the former concealed routes into the destroyed Vongola Underground Base lies around this district. That route is no longer a reliable entrance and is considered compromised.

36. #36

    Keys: Namimori River, Namimori Coast, Namimori Beach

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

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    [ NAMIMORI RIVER & COAST ]

    The Namimori River passes through the edge of Namimori and separates it from a neighboring town before flowing toward the coast.

    The riverbanks and coastal areas provide some of the city's largest open spaces and are commonly used for recreation, exercise, fishing, private conversations, and activities that benefit from being away from dense streets.

    [ NAMIMORI RIVER ]

    The river has a generally gentle current and broad accessible riverbanks.

    Grassy embankments, concrete flood-control slopes, walking paths, bridges, shallow access points, and open recreational ground run alongside portions of the water.

    The spacious riverbed areas are commonly used for baseball practice, football, jogging, cycling, fishing, walking dogs, and informal gatherings.

    Different stretches vary from busy recreational areas to quiet sections with little foot traffic.

    [ NAMIMORI COAST ]

    The river eventually reaches Namimori's coastal area.

    The coast includes beaches, rocky sections, seawalls, small fishing areas, access roads, and locations suitable for small boats.

    Civilian activity varies strongly by weather and season. Warm days can bring families, swimmers, anglers, students, and recreational visitors, while poor weather or late hours leave large stretches comparatively empty.

    The coast provides one of the practical sea approaches toward the wider waters surrounding Japan, though Simon Island cannot be found simply by sailing outward from Namimori without knowledge of its concealed location.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    Common river visitors include students, athletes, fishermen, joggers, cyclists, families, elderly residents, children, and people relaxing outdoors.

    The coast may contain swimmers, beach visitors, fishermen, boat owners, maintenance workers, lifeguards where appropriate, and people using nearby roads or facilities.

    No core character is regularly stationed anywhere along the river or coast.

    Characters may use quieter sections for training, meetings, Box Weapon testing, or covert movement when circumstances make the location appropriate.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    River visitors wear ordinary casual, athletic, school, fishing, or outdoor clothing depending on their activity.

    People exercising commonly wear tracksuits, shorts, running shoes, or sportswear. Fishermen use practical outdoor clothing and weather protection.

    Coastal visitors may wear casual summer clothing, swimwear, beach clothing, rainwear, fishing gear, or warmer layers depending on the season.

    Background civilians should dress for their actual activity rather than appearing prepared for combat.

    [ NAMES ]

    Background civilians are primarily Japanese and use ordinary Japanese names.

    Fishing businesses, small boat operators, sports groups, or nearby facilities use ordinary local naming conventions.

    [ UNDERWORLD USE ]

    The open terrain gives fewer places to conceal obvious combat during busy periods, but quieter stretches can provide useful training grounds or meeting locations.

    The coast can support discreet boat movement and maritime transfers when appropriate.

    Any major Flame battle, explosion, or visibly supernatural event near populated stretches risks attracting civilian witnesses, emergency services, or police.

37. #37

    Keys: Kokuyo Land, Kokuyo Healthy Land

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

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    [ KOKUYO LAND ]

    Kokuyo Land is an abandoned amusement and leisure complex in Kokuyo, the town neighboring Namimori. It once operated as a public entertainment facility but has been derelict for years and is now associated closely with Mukuro Rokudo and his group.

    The property is isolated, overgrown, damaged, and unsuitable for ordinary civilian use. Millefiore already knows of its connection to Mukuro and Vongola associates, preventing it from serving as a reliably hidden permanent base.

    [ APPEARANCE ]

    Kokuyo Land consists of deteriorating amusement facilities and a large central building surrounded by abandoned grounds.

    The main building includes a bowling alley on the second floor and an old cinema theater on the third floor. Other sections contain unused rooms, corridors, storage areas, damaged entertainment facilities, and remnants of its former public use.

    Broken signs, cracked pavement, rusting fixtures, overgrown vegetation, boarded or damaged entrances, accumulated dust, and abandoned equipment are common throughout the property.

    Some electricity still functions in portions of the complex, allowing limited use of lights, appliances, and other equipment. Running water is unreliable or unavailable.

    The old cinema remains one of the most recognizable interior spaces and has historically been used as a living and gathering area.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    There is normally no civilian population inside Kokuyo Land.

    Mukuro Rokudo, Ken Joshima, Chikusa Kakimoto, and M.M. are the core characters most likely to use the location when circumstances bring the Kokuyo Group back to it. They no longer rely on it as their sole permanent residence and may remain elsewhere for long periods.

    Fran may appear when working directly with Mukuro's group but is not a permanent resident.

    Trespassers, scavengers, local teenagers, or curious civilians may very occasionally approach the abandoned grounds, though most people have little reason to enter deeply.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    Kokuyo Group members wear their own established clothing rather than a shared uniform.

    Any minor associates visiting the location normally wear ordinary civilian or practical field clothing.

    People entering the abandoned structure may carry flashlights, bags, weapons, communications equipment, or supplies according to their reason for being there.

    [ NAMES ]

    People from the surrounding town are primarily Japanese and use ordinary Japanese names.

    Kokuyo Group associates may come from different backgrounds and do not follow a shared naming convention.

    [ SECURITY ]

    Kokuyo Land has no formal public security and is not heavily fortified.

    Its maze-like abandoned interior, broken sightlines, concealed rooms, and familiarity to Mukuro's group make it useful for ambushes, hiding, or temporary meetings.

    Its greatest weakness is that enemies already know of its connection to Mukuro. Anyone using the location for sensitive activity must assume it could eventually be watched or investigated.

38. #38

    Keys: Millefiore Japan Mansion, Millefiore Mansion, Japan Mansion

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

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    [ MILLEFIORE JAPAN MANSION ]

    The Millefiore Japan Mansion is a secluded fortified estate in the wider Kanto region outside Namimori. It serves as Millefiore's primary active command center in Japan.

    The estate is positioned far enough from dense civilian neighborhoods to maintain privacy while remaining within convenient reach of Namimori and major transport routes.

    [ APPEARANCE ]

    From outside, the property resembles a large modern luxury estate surrounded by private grounds, walls, controlled entrances, landscaped gardens, and extensive security.

    Inside, elegant residential spaces are combined with advanced Millefiore facilities. Clean white interiors, polished surfaces, modern furnishings, wide corridors, controlled-access doors, and sophisticated Flame-based technology are common.

    The mansion contains private residential suites, guest rooms, meeting rooms, offices, communications and surveillance centers, laboratories, medical facilities, training areas, Box Weapon storage, armouries, interrogation and holding rooms, kitchens, staff areas, garages, and secure underground spaces.

    Vehicle access is controlled through guarded gates and concealed service routes. The estate also possesses facilities for discreet arrival and departure by specialised mafia transport.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    The mansion is continuously occupied by Millefiore personnel.

    Common background characters include White Spell soldiers, guards, officers, technicians, researchers, communications staff, medics, mechanics, servants, drivers, intelligence personnel, and administrative workers. Black Spell personnel may also be present according to their assignment.

    Byakuran is the core character most strongly associated with the mansion and maintains private quarters and working spaces here.

    Kikyo and other available Real Six Funeral Wreaths may stay or operate from the mansion while assigned to Japan, but they are not required to remain inside it constantly.

    Iris Hepburn is also commonly present when her duties place her with Japanese command.

    Ghost is not housed here.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    White Spell personnel working openly inside the estate commonly wear their established pale or white uniforms.

    Black Spell personnel retain darker uniforms and identifying styles when working openly within secure areas.

    Researchers may wear laboratory coats, protective clothing, or technical workwear. Mechanics, medics, kitchen staff, drivers, and other support personnel dress according to their duties.

    Senior officers may wear more personalised uniforms or clothing appropriate to their established profiles.

    Because the estate is secure, personnel have little reason to disguise their Millefiore affiliation while inside.

    [ NAMES ]

    Millefiore personnel are international and may use ordinary Italian, Japanese, or other names appropriate to their backgrounds.

    Individual personnel do not require plant-themed personal names. Botanical naming is used primarily for formal Millefiore squads and organisational designations.

    Japanese civilian employees or cover personnel use ordinary Japanese names.

    [ SECURITY ]

    The mansion is one of Millefiore's most secure locations in Japan.

    Security includes armed guards, surveillance, restricted access, Flame-sensitive equipment, Box Weapon users, reinforced sections, controlled communications, and rapid-response personnel.

    Different areas have different clearance requirements. Ordinary soldiers cannot freely enter Byakuran's quarters, restricted laboratories, high-command rooms, or sensitive storage areas.

    Visitors are escorted unless specifically granted greater access.

    An attack on the mansion is an assault on a major Millefiore stronghold and will produce a much larger response than attacking an ordinary field post.

39. #39

    Keys: Millefiore Field Post, Millefiore Field Posts, Millefiore Outpost

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

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    [ MILLEFIORE FIELD POSTS ]

    Millefiore Field Posts are small operational sites scattered throughout Japan. They extend Millefiore's surveillance, intelligence, logistics, and military reach without requiring every operation to originate from the Japan Mansion.

    Field Posts are deliberately varied and disposable. Losing one inconveniences local operations but does not seriously damage Millefiore as a whole.

    [ TYPES ]

    A Field Post may take the form of:

    • an apartment used by surveillance personnel;
    • a leased office or front company;
    • a warehouse or garage;
    • a small research or communications site;
    • a concealed safehouse;
    • a security-company office;
    • a rented house;
    • a vehicle depot;
    • or a mobile surveillance unit.

    The property chosen depends on its purpose and surrounding environment.

    Posts operating among civilians normally maintain convincing mundane covers.

    [ APPEARANCE ]

    Most Field Posts look ordinary from outside.

    A civilian office may contain desks, computers, files, and legitimate-looking business material while concealing communications equipment or weapons in restricted rooms.

    Apartments resemble normal residences apart from concealed surveillance systems and stored equipment.

    Warehouses or isolated properties may be more openly militarised inside, with Box Weapon storage, weapons, vehicles, temporary holding areas, and communications gear.

    Most posts are functional rather than luxurious.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    A typical Field Post contains roughly 3–15 Millefiore personnel, though larger temporary staging sites may hold more.

    Common personnel include scouts, surveillance operators, guards, couriers, intelligence agents, technicians, drivers, low- or mid-ranking Flame users, and a local officer responsible for the site.

    No core character is normally stationed at a Field Post.

    Senior Millefiore characters may visit when an operation is sufficiently important, but ordinary sites are expected to function without direct supervision from Byakuran or the Real Six Funeral Wreaths.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    Personnel maintaining civilian covers dress according to their supposed occupation: business clothing, shop uniforms, security uniforms, casual residential clothing, workwear, or other locally appropriate attire.

    Personnel inside isolated or fully concealed posts may wear White Spell or Black Spell uniforms, practical combat clothing, or protective equipment.

    Visible Rings, Box Weapons, and Millefiore insignia are normally concealed whenever civilians might observe them.

    [ NAMES ]

    Personnel may use ordinary Japanese, Italian, or other international names.

    Agents working undercover may use Japanese aliases or other identities appropriate to their cover.

    Front businesses use believable local names suited to their supposed trade rather than obvious Millefiore terminology.

    Individual Field Posts may receive practical internal codes or botanical designations, but they do not require elaborate names unless the location becomes important.

    [ SECURITY ]

    Security varies according to the importance of the post.

    Common measures include cameras, coded communications, hidden weapons, alarm systems, secure rooms, concealed entrances, rotating personnel, and emergency destruction procedures for sensitive information.

    If a Field Post is exposed, Millefiore may evacuate it, destroy evidence, relocate personnel, reinforce it, or deliberately leave false information behind.

    Information stored at minor posts is compartmentalised. Capturing one site should provide useful local intelligence without automatically revealing every Millefiore base or operation in Japan.

40. #40

    Keys: Simon Island

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

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    [ SIMON ISLAND ]

    Simon Island is a large island hidden off the coast of Japan and the home territory of the Simon Famiglia. It contains the family's settlement, ancestral structures, forests, caves, farmland, freshwater sources, concealed harbour, and defensive facilities.

    A network of old stone paths and trails connects the island's major areas. Much of the terrain remains natural, with wooded hills, rocky coastline, steep slopes, cliffs, and areas deliberately left undeveloped.

    [ CONCEALMENT ]

    The island is protected by an old Simon concealment system capable of hiding it from ordinary sight, radar, and many forms of supernatural reconnaissance.

    Ships or aircraft without knowledge of the island's location can pass nearby without successfully identifying it. Approaching the correct coordinates alone does not guarantee that an outsider can perceive or safely reach the island while the concealment remains active.

    The system is controlled through the Concealment Temple and is currently strengthened by Simon's modern maintenance and Julie's developing Desert Flame.

    Millefiore has detected unusual Flame activity somewhere within the surrounding offshore region but has not precisely located or penetrated the island.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    Fewer than one hundred people permanently live on Simon Island.

    Most are Simon relatives, dependants, workers, guards, and people sheltered by the Famiglia. The population is small enough that residents generally recognize one another and unfamiliar visitors attract attention quickly.

    The seven core Simon members live and operate primarily on the island but are not automatically present in every area.

    Residents commonly work in fishing, agriculture, maintenance, construction, cooking, medicine, security, supply handling, boating, or other tasks necessary to keep the isolated community functioning.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    Island residents normally wear practical contemporary clothing appropriate to coastal weather and physical work.

    Work shirts, sweaters, hoodies, jackets, durable trousers, jeans, boots, rainwear, gloves, and outdoor clothing are common. Fishermen and harbour workers use waterproof clothing when necessary, while guards may carry concealed protective equipment or weapons.

    There is no Simon uniform for ordinary residents.

    [ NAMES ]

    Most residents are Japanese and use ordinary Japanese given names and surnames.

    Families may have lived alongside Simon for generations, but residents do not require thematic or mafia-style names.

    Because the community is small, people commonly know one another by name, family connection, occupation, or personal nickname.

    [ ACCESS ]

    Normal access is through Simon's concealed harbour using approved boats and established routes through the island's defensive barrier.

    Visitors are uncommon and are normally escorted until Simon leadership decides how much access they should receive.

    The island is Simon territory. Unknown armed arrivals, unauthorised exploration, or attempts to locate restricted structures are treated as security threats.

41. #41

    Keys: Simon Town

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

    Entry settings

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    [ SIMON TOWN ]

    Simon Town is a small settlement on Simon Island and the main residential center for the island's population. It was originally constructed as a replica of the town associated with Simon Cozzato and the earliest history of the Famiglia, but generations of occupation have turned it into a functioning community rather than a preserved historical display.

    [ APPEARANCE ]

    The town is compact and quiet, with narrow streets, modest houses, workshops, storage buildings, gardens, and communal facilities surrounded by the island's natural terrain.

    Older architecture and stonework remain mixed with practical repairs, modern utilities, wiring, appliances, and additions made by later generations.

    There are no large commercial districts, high-rise buildings, or major chain businesses.

    Useful facilities include a basic clinic, communal meeting space, food storage, workshops, kitchens, small gardens, utility buildings, and spaces used for repair or local trade.

    Residents rely heavily on supplies produced elsewhere on the island or brought through the hidden harbour.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    Simon Town normally has people moving through it throughout the day.

    Background characters include families, children, elderly residents, fishermen, farmers, mechanics, builders, cooks, guards, medics, boat crews, and people carrying supplies between different parts of the island.

    The atmosphere is closer to a small isolated village than a conventional mafia headquarters.

    Residents commonly stop to speak with one another, notice unusual activity, and recognize strangers immediately.

    No individual core Simon member is permanently stationed in the town, though all seven regularly pass through or interact with its residents.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    Residents wear ordinary practical clothing suited to their daily work.

    Casual shirts, sweaters, jackets, jeans, work trousers, skirts, boots, sneakers, rainwear, aprons, gloves, and work clothes are common.

    Children wear normal casual clothing rather than mafia uniforms. Guards blend into the community unless increased security requires visible equipment.

    [ NAMES ]

    Residents are predominantly Japanese and use ordinary Japanese names.

    Because many families have lived within the community for a long time, shared surnames and extended family connections are common.

    Background residents should feel like members of an established community with jobs, relatives, and routines rather than disposable mafia soldiers.

    [ DAILY LIFE ]

    Daily life centers around maintaining the island.

    Food preparation, repairs, farming, fishing, supply distribution, maintenance, childcare, security watches, and communal meals or meetings are ordinary activities.

    People know about the Simon Famiglia and understand that the island must remain hidden. Detailed knowledge of the Simon Rings, Earth Flames, or leadership secrets is limited to those who have actually been informed.

    An emergency affecting the island quickly becomes noticeable throughout the town because of its small population.

42. #42

    Keys: Simon House, Simon Residence

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

    Entry settings

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    [ SIMON HOUSE ]

    Simon House is a large residence built into the rocky coastline of Simon Island and the main communal home associated with the core Simon Famiglia.

    The house originated as Simon Cozzato's residence and has been repaired, expanded, and modernised over generations while retaining much of its older structure.

    [ APPEARANCE ]

    The house sits against coastal rock with views toward the surrounding sea and nearby island terrain.

    Its interior combines older wooden and stone construction with modern utilities and practical renovations.

    The building contains bedrooms, bathrooms, a large kitchen, dining and communal living areas, storage rooms, utility spaces, guest rooms, and smaller rooms used for private discussions or family business.

    The atmosphere is lived-in rather than formal. Shoes near entrances, jackets hung nearby, half-finished drinks, personal belongings, books, tools, training equipment, food, and evidence of different personalities sharing the building are normal.

    Enma has a small practical workspace for family matters, but the house does not contain a grand boss's office or ceremonial throne room.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    Enma Kozato, Adelheid Suzuki, Kouyou Aoba, Kaoru Mizuno, Shitt P!, Large Ooyama, and Julie Kato are the core characters most closely associated with the house.

    They are not required to remain there constantly. Duties regularly take them elsewhere on the island or onto the mainland.

    Other Simon residents may enter for meals, meetings, deliveries, repairs, medical concerns, security matters, or ordinary family interaction.

    Visitors approved by Simon are commonly brought here if they are trusted enough to interact directly with the core family but do not require access to the more restricted ancestral facilities.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    Inside the house, the core Simon members and residents normally wear their usual casual clothing rather than formal mafia attire.

    People returning from work around the island may arrive in boots, work jackets, rainwear, training clothes, or other practical clothing before changing or cleaning up.

    Formal clothing is uncommon unless someone is preparing to leave the island or meet outsiders under circumstances requiring it.

    [ NAMES ]

    Background visitors and workers are usually Simon Island residents and follow the island's ordinary Japanese naming conventions.

    Household staff are unnecessary; residents and core members normally handle everyday tasks themselves, with help from the wider community when required.

    [ SECURITY ]

    Simon House is protected by the island's wider concealment and security systems rather than appearing externally fortified.

    Trusted residents can approach normally, while unknown outsiders reaching the property would already represent a serious breach of island security.

    Sensitive records, the Simon Rings, and the most important ancestral materials are not normally stored openly around the house. The family's most restricted inheritance is kept in more secure locations elsewhere on the island.

43. #43

    Keys: Simon Castle, Simon Underground Castle

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

    Entry settings

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    [ SIMON CASTLE ]

    Simon Castle is an ancient underground stronghold beneath Simon Island. It is one of the oldest surviving structures tied to the Simon Famiglia and serves as the family's most secure internal facility.

    The castle is not used as an everyday residence. Most of its rooms remain quiet unless needed for storage, research, emergency shelter, or important family matters.

    [ APPEARANCE ]

    The structure has the appearance of an old European-style stone castle built underground.

    Wide stone corridors, heavy doors, arched passages, staircases, vaulted chambers, old masonry, storage rooms, and large ceremonial spaces make up much of the interior.

    Modern lighting, communications equipment, reinforced doors, climate control, wiring, and security systems have been added to the sections Simon still actively uses.

    Other areas remain largely unchanged and may feel much older, colder, darker, or less maintained.

    The castle contains archives, secure storage, meeting rooms, emergency shelters, old family records, and several chambers whose original purpose predates the current generation.

    A formal throne room remains within the castle. It is used rarely and primarily for ceremonial or historically significant purposes rather than ordinary leadership meetings.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    The castle is usually sparsely occupied.

    Background characters most commonly include Simon guards, archivists, maintenance workers, researchers, and personnel moving supplies into secure storage.

    Enma, Adelheid, Shitt P!, and Julie are among the core members most likely to visit when dealing with records, strategy, research, or sensitive information, but none permanently live here.

    Other core members may use the castle during emergencies, meetings, training, or security incidents.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    Personnel usually wear practical clothing suited to security, archive work, maintenance, or research.

    Guards favour durable clothing, boots, gloves, and concealed protective equipment. Archivists and researchers normally wear ordinary civilian or work clothing.

    Formal clothing is only expected during rare ceremonies or highly significant family events.

    [ NAMES ]

    Background personnel are primarily Simon Island residents and follow ordinary Japanese naming conventions.

    Long-serving archive or maintenance families may have worked around the castle for generations, but they do not require special titles or unusual names.

    [ SECURITY ]

    Access becomes increasingly restricted deeper within the castle.

    Ordinary residents do not freely enter sensitive archive rooms, secure storage, or ancestral chambers.

    The castle is protected by reinforced doors, hidden passages, guards, modern surveillance, and the wider defensive systems of Simon Island.

    During a major attack on the island, parts of the castle can serve as emergency shelter because of its underground construction and defensible layout.

44. #44

    Keys: Cozzato's Grave, Cozzato Grave Chamber, Simon Grave

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

    Entry settings

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    [ COZZATO'S GRAVE CHAMBER ]

    Cozzato's Grave Chamber is a restricted ancestral chamber hidden beneath Simon Island and connected to the burial place of Simon Cozzato.

    A recent disturbance exposed the previously inaccessible chamber, revealing the seven sealed Simon Rings and surviving records connected to the earliest history of the Famiglia.

    [ APPEARANCE ]

    The chamber is old, enclosed, and built primarily from stone.

    Its central feature is Cozzato's burial site, surrounded by aged masonry, carved family markings, damaged stonework, and sections disturbed when the chamber was exposed.

    The space contains old containers, records, preserved materials, and places where ancestral relics were originally sealed away.

    Modern equipment has since been brought inside for lighting, documentation, examination, and preservation, but the chamber itself has not been converted into a laboratory.

    The atmosphere remains closer to a tomb than an archive or headquarters.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    Access is highly restricted.

    The seven core Simon members are the people most likely to enter.

    Shitt P! and Julie may spend more time examining recovered records or unusual materials, while Adelheid oversees security and controlled access.

    Ordinary Simon residents do not enter unless specifically authorised for maintenance, preservation, or another necessary task.

    No outsider is brought here casually.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    The core members normally wear their usual clothing when visiting.

    Anyone performing preservation, documentation, or structural work may use gloves, masks, protective clothing, lights, tools, or other equipment appropriate to handling a fragile ancient site.

    There is no ceremonial uniform required for entering.

    [ NAMES ]

    There are normally too few people present for background naming to matter.

    Any guards, researchers, or workers present are Simon personnel and follow ordinary Japanese naming conventions.

    [ SECURITY ]

    The chamber is treated as one of Simon's most sensitive locations.

    Its existence, precise position, recovered records, and the circumstances surrounding the Simon Rings are closely guarded.

    Access routes are monitored and secured, and visitors require direct permission from Simon leadership.

    The seven Simon Rings are not casually left unattended in the chamber once claimed by their rightful bearers. The chamber remains important because of the records, historical evidence, and other ancestral material still being studied there.

    Damage to the burial site, theft of relics, or unauthorised entry would be treated as a serious violation against the Famiglia.

45. #45

    Keys: Simon Forest, forest on Simon Island

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

    Entry settings

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    [ SIMON FOREST ]

    Simon Forest covers a large portion of Simon Island and forms a natural barrier around several important inland areas.

    The forest is old, dense, and deliberately preserved rather than cleared for large-scale development.

    [ APPEARANCE ]

    Tall trees, thick undergrowth, moss-covered rocks, uneven ground, narrow trails, streams, steep slopes, and occasional clearings make up much of the terrain.

    Some paths are maintained for regular travel between the settlement, training areas, caves, agricultural land, and other parts of the island.

    Other routes are deliberately difficult to follow and may disappear into dense vegetation.

    Small shelters, observation points, supply caches, and concealed markers used by Simon personnel exist in selected areas without turning the forest into a visibly militarised zone.

    Weather can make parts of the forest muddy, slippery, foggy, or difficult to navigate.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    The forest is usually lightly populated.

    Background characters may include Simon scouts, guards, hunters, farmers travelling between areas, maintenance workers, people gathering resources, or residents walking established paths.

    Kouyou Aoba is the core character most strongly associated with using the forest for training and patrol work, though he is not permanently present.

    Other Simon members may use the area for exercise, privacy, security patrols, Box Weapon testing, or travel between island locations.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    People entering the forest normally wear practical outdoor clothing.

    Boots, work trousers, jackets, gloves, rainwear, backpacks, and weather-resistant clothing are common.

    Scouts and guards may carry radios, weapons, medical supplies, binoculars, or other field equipment.

    Residents taking short established paths may dress more casually.

    [ NAMES ]

    Background personnel are Simon Island residents and use ordinary Japanese names.

    There is no special naming convention for forest workers or scouts.

    [ SECURITY AND USE ]

    Simon personnel know the maintained paths, hidden routes, natural landmarks, and dangerous terrain far better than outsiders.

    Unknown movement through the forest is likely to be noticed by patrols or residents familiar with the area.

    The dense vegetation makes the forest useful for concealment, ambushes, escape, and defensive fighting.

    Kouyou's Forest Flame becomes especially effective here because abundant plant life gives him far more existing material to manipulate.

    The forest also helps conceal approaches to deeper island locations and should not be treated as empty wilderness disconnected from Simon's security network.

46. #46

    Keys: Simon Cave, Simon Caves, Simon Cave Network

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

    Entry settings

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    [ SIMON CAVE NETWORK ]

    The Simon Cave Network is a natural system of tunnels and caverns beneath large sections of Simon Island. Generations of Simon residents have mapped, reinforced, and adapted portions of it for storage, shelter, travel, and emergency use.

    Large and Kaoru are among the core members most familiar with the deeper routes because of their work with island infrastructure and security.

    [ APPEARANCE ]

    The caves vary considerably in size.

    Some passages are narrow, uneven, and naturally formed, while others open into large chambers with high stone ceilings, underground pools, mineral formations, and branching tunnels.

    Frequently used sections contain reinforced walkways, lamps, handrails, direction markers, storage platforms, drainage channels, and emergency equipment.

    Less-used tunnels remain mostly natural and may be dark, wet, unstable, or difficult to traverse.

    Not every part of the cave system has been completely explored.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    Most caves are normally empty or lightly occupied.

    Background characters may include Simon maintenance workers, guards, supply personnel, engineers, scouts, or residents using established routes during emergencies.

    Ordinary residents generally remain within mapped and maintained sections rather than wandering into deeper unexplored caves.

    No core character is permanently stationed here.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    People working underground usually wear boots, durable work clothing, gloves, jackets, helmets, lamps, and other protective equipment appropriate to cave conditions.

    Guards or scouts may additionally carry radios, weapons, medical supplies, climbing equipment, or emergency tools.

    [ NAMES ]

    Background personnel are Simon Island residents and use ordinary Japanese names.

    Individual chambers and routes generally have practical local names based on their purpose, location, or recognizable landmarks rather than formal mafia titles.

    [ USE AND HAZARDS ]

    Maintained areas are used for emergency food and water stores, equipment caches, protected shelters, hidden movement between parts of the island, and storage that should remain separate from Simon Town.

    Some tunnels connect naturally toward other island structures, though sensitive routes are concealed or restricted.

    Unmaintained areas may contain unstable rock, sudden drops, flooding, narrow passages, poor air, underground water, or collapsed routes.

    Knowledge of the cave network gives Simon residents a major advantage over outsiders attempting to move through it.

47. #47

    Keys: Simon Waterfall, waterfall on Simon Island

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

    Entry settings

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    [ SIMON WATERFALL ]

    Simon Waterfall is a large natural waterfall located within the interior of Simon Island. It feeds a clear freshwater pool and connected streams that contribute to the island's local water supply.

    The surrounding area is isolated enough to be used for training, private conversations, and time away from the settlement while remaining accessible through maintained forest paths.

    [ APPEARANCE ]

    Water falls from a high rocky ledge into a broad natural basin surrounded by stone, trees, moss, and dense vegetation.

    Mist keeps the nearby rocks and plant life damp, while the constant sound of falling water masks quieter noises from the surrounding forest.

    Flat stones and patches of open ground around the pool provide places to sit, train, or leave equipment.

    Small streams carry water away from the basin toward other parts of the island.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    The waterfall is normally quiet.

    Background visitors may include residents collecting or inspecting water, maintenance workers, people walking the forest trails, or Simon members using the area for exercise and privacy.

    Adelheid Suzuki is the core member most likely to deliberately train here because the abundance of water strongly benefits her Glacier Flame.

    Other Simon members may use the location without it belonging exclusively to her.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    Visitors normally wear casual outdoor or training clothing.

    People performing maintenance may wear work clothes, boots, gloves, and waterproof gear.

    Anyone training may wear athletic clothing or their normal combat attire depending on the activity.

    [ NAMES ]

    Background visitors are Simon Island residents and use ordinary Japanese names.

    There is no separate naming convention associated with the waterfall.

    [ USE ]

    The water is clean enough to contribute to the island's freshwater system, so contamination or damage to the area is taken seriously.

    The open water makes the location especially useful for Glacier Flame training, while the surrounding forest provides privacy and natural cover.

    Large-scale destructive training is normally avoided if it risks damaging the waterfall, water supply, surrounding paths, or nearby forest.

48. #48

    Keys: Concealment Temple, Simon Concealment Temple, Simon concealment

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

    Entry settings

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    [ CONCEALMENT TEMPLE ]

    The Concealment Temple is an old circular structure built on elevated ground on Simon Island. It serves as the control center for the island's concealment system and is one of Simon's most important defensive locations.

    The structure combines ancient Simon mechanisms with modern monitoring and control equipment added over generations.

    [ APPEARANCE ]

    The temple is a broad circular stone building positioned on a hill above much of the island.

    Its exterior retains an old ceremonial appearance, with weathered stone, carved Simon markings, heavy doors, and surrounding paths partly hidden by vegetation.

    Inside, the original chamber contains the mechanisms tied to the island's concealment.

    Modern additions include monitors, communications equipment, power systems, maintenance panels, sensors, wiring, and workstations used to observe the condition of the defensive network.

    Older stonework and modern equipment exist side by side rather than the temple having been completely rebuilt.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    The temple is normally occupied by only a few authorised personnel.

    Background characters include guards, technicians, maintenance workers, and operators monitoring the concealment system.

    Julie Kato is the core member most closely connected to the supernatural side of the system because his Desert Flame can interact directly with its illusionary functions.

    Shitt P! is particularly useful for understanding and maintaining the modern technical systems connected to it.

    Adelheid oversees access and security when the island is under threat.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    Operators and technicians wear ordinary practical clothing, work jackets, gloves, and technical gear.

    Guards wear discreet protective clothing and carry appropriate weapons or communications equipment.

    There is no ceremonial dress requirement for routine operation.

    [ NAMES ]

    Background personnel are trusted Simon Island residents and use ordinary Japanese names.

    Only a small number of people are trained to operate or maintain the system, so staff generally know one another personally.

    [ SECURITY ]

    The Concealment Temple is a restricted location.

    Ordinary residents do not enter without a reason, and outsiders require direct permission from Simon leadership.

    Damage to the temple risks weakening or disabling the protection hiding Simon Island from outside detection.

    The system conceals the island from ordinary sight, radar, and many forms of supernatural reconnaissance. It does not make Simon Island physically nonexistent or guarantee protection from an enemy who successfully penetrates or bypasses the concealment.

    The temple therefore receives immediate protection during any serious threat to the island.

49. #49

    Keys: Simon Hidden Harbour, Simon Harbour, Simon Harbor

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

    Entry settings

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    [ SIMON HIDDEN HARBOUR ]

    Simon Hidden Harbour is a concealed coastal inlet used as Simon Island's main route for boats, supplies, and travel to the Japanese mainland.

    The harbour is built into a narrow natural cove surrounded by steep rock and coastal vegetation. Its entrance is difficult to notice from open water and lies within the island's wider concealment system.

    [ APPEARANCE ]

    A narrow sea passage opens into a sheltered basin protected from rougher offshore conditions.

    The harbour contains several small docks, mooring points, covered storage buildings, fuel and maintenance supplies, workshops, loading areas, and space for fishing boats and small transport vessels.

    Most facilities are practical rather than modern or luxurious. Weathered timber, concrete, metal sheds, ropes, nets, fuel containers, repair tools, crates, and waterproof storage are common sights.

    Tunnels and steep paths connect the harbour to the interior of Simon Island without requiring supplies to pass openly through the main settlement.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    The harbour is regularly active but rarely crowded.

    Background characters include fishermen, boat crews, mechanics, dock workers, guards, supply handlers, and residents travelling to or from the mainland.

    Julie Kato is the core member most frequently associated with the harbour because of his outside contacts and travel beyond the island.

    Adelheid Suzuki oversees security, manifests, and the movement of sensitive supplies when necessary.

    No core character is permanently stationed here.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    Workers wear durable coastal and work clothing such as waterproof jackets, sweaters, work trousers, boots, gloves, caps, and rain gear.

    Boat crews may wear flotation equipment or heavier weather protection when conditions require it.

    Guards normally blend into the working environment rather than wearing conspicuous mafia uniforms.

    [ NAMES ]

    Harbour workers are Simon Island residents and primarily use ordinary Japanese names.

    Individual boats normally have ordinary Japanese names associated with weather, sea life, family tradition, or personal preference rather than mafia terminology.

    [ SECURITY ]

    The harbour is one of Simon Island's most sensitive access points.

    Incoming vessels are expected to use known routes and identification procedures. Unknown boats approaching too closely are monitored and may be intercepted before they reach the cove.

    The concealment system helps hide the harbour from distant observation but does not physically prevent a correctly guided enemy from entering.

    Supply records, schedules, mainland contacts, and sailing routes are therefore kept restricted.

    An enemy discovering the harbour would gain one of the easiest physical approaches to Simon Island, making its protection a high priority.

50. #50

    Keys: Earth Box Test Grounds, Earth Box Testing, Simon Test Grounds

    Enabled · Selective (AND ANY) · Before character · Order 120 · 100%

    Entry settings

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    [ EARTH BOX TEST GROUNDS ]

    The Earth Box Test Grounds are a remote training and research area on Simon Island used for testing the Prototype Earth Box Weapons and developing control over newly awakened Earth Flames.

    The site was chosen far from Simon Town so that failed experiments, unstable Flames, or damaged equipment would not immediately endanger residents.

    [ APPEARANCE ]

    The grounds occupy a broad rocky area surrounded by forest and uneven terrain.

    Reinforced concrete walls, heavy training targets, damaged vehicles, stone obstacles, open firing lanes, marked testing zones, and several simple observation shelters are spread across the site.

    Some sections deliberately reproduce different environments, including open ground, broken structures, shallow water, loose soil, and reinforced barriers, allowing different Flame characteristics and Box functions to be tested safely.

    Scorch marks, shattered targets, cracked stone, frozen surfaces, damaged barriers, disturbed soil, and other evidence of repeated testing are common.

    A small technical building nearby contains monitoring equipment, repair tools, spare parts, medical supplies, communications gear, and secure storage for experimental equipment.

    [ PEOPLE ]

    The grounds are normally empty unless scheduled testing or training is occurring.

    The seven core Simon members are the people most likely to use the site.

    Shitt P! frequently participates when technical measurements or equipment analysis are required.

    Other background characters may include trusted technicians, mechanics, medics, guards, or observers responsible for recording results and repairing damaged facilities.

    Ordinary residents do not visit casually.

    [ COMMON ATTIRE ]

    Users normally wear their established training or combat clothing.

    Technical personnel use work clothes, protective jackets, gloves, eye protection, hearing protection, or other safety equipment appropriate to the current test.

    Medics and emergency personnel remain nearby during especially dangerous experiments.

    [ NAMES ]

    Background personnel are trusted Simon residents and use ordinary Japanese names.

    Testing areas are normally identified through numbers or practical descriptions rather than dramatic titles.

    [ SAFETY AND SECURITY ]

    Prototype Earth Boxes and newly awakened Earth Flames are still experimental enough that tests are conducted cautiously.

    Observers maintain safe distances, emergency procedures are prepared beforehand, and especially destructive techniques are directed away from populated areas.

    The site is restricted because knowledge of the Prototype Earth Boxes and Earth Flames remains sensitive.

    A high-output test conducted here produced the unusual Flame signature that alerted Millefiore to unidentified activity somewhere around Simon territory.

    Testing continues, but stronger emissions are now monitored carefully to avoid providing Millefiore with additional information.

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