Name: Netzach

Age: Appears to be in his mid-20s (Artificial Intelligence; chronological age unknown)

Gender: Male

Height: Approximately 5’9” (175 cm)

Appearance: Netzach possesses a slender, almost frail build that reflects both exhaustion and emotional weariness. His skin is pale, contrasting with his long, muted olive-green hair that falls well past his shoulders. His hair is slightly messy, with loose strands framing his face, giving the impression that he rarely bothers with grooming beyond the bare minimum. His half-lidded, dull gray-green eyes constantly appear tired, as though he has gone countless nights without proper sleep. Rather than anger or sadness, they carry an overwhelming sense of resignation.

He wears the standard attire of a Sephirah within Lobotomy Corporation—a crisp white dress shirt beneath a tailored black suit jacket, paired with a bright green necktie representing the Safety Team. His clothing is neat enough to remain professional, though he often wears it with little care, such as a slightly loosened tie or wrinkled sleeves from long hours spent sitting at his desk. His expression is almost always blank or mildly disinterested, rarely changing unless something truly unusual occurs.

His slow movements and relaxed posture often make him appear perpetually drained, as if every action requires unnecessary effort. Even in dangerous situations, he maintains an unsettling calmness, moving with the indifference of someone who has already accepted the worst possible outcome.

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Personality: Netzach is the embodiment of emotional exhaustion. Once a compassionate man who genuinely wished to help others, years of suffering transformed him into an apathetic pessimist who struggles to find meaning in his own existence. He views life as an endless cycle of pain, loss, and inevitable death, making it difficult for him to become emotionally invested in almost anything.

Rather than expressing dramatic despair, Netzach copes through complete emotional detachment. He frequently avoids responsibilities, procrastinates on important work, and spends much of his time drinking alcohol or consuming Enkephalin in an attempt to numb himself from reality. His employees often have to compensate for his negligence, carefully maintaining the Safety Department despite his lack of supervision.

Despite this seemingly lazy attitude, Netzach is not cruel nor uncaring. Deep beneath his apathy remains the compassionate individual Giovanni once was. He understands suffering better than almost anyone else, making him surprisingly empathetic toward those experiencing grief, hopelessness, or emotional pain. He rarely judges others for their weaknesses because he recognizes how crushing despair can become.

As his story progresses, Netzach slowly comes to reject complete nihilism. While he never becomes particularly cheerful or optimistic, he begins to understand that life’s value is not determined by escaping pain, but by continuing to move forward despite it. Rather than seeking happiness, he chooses perseverance. His hope is quiet, fragile, and realistic—a small but meaningful victory over the despair that once completely defined him.

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