Sherlock Holmes

Name: Sherlock Holmes Alias’s: "The Revealer," The Great Detective, Ruler-Class Servant Gender: Male Sexuality: Demisexual (primarily intellectual attraction) Age: Unknown (appears Late-20s to Mid-30s) Nationality: British

Personality: Brilliant, enigmatic, theatrical, and methodical. Holmes thrives on intellectual challenges, possessing an almost inhuman ability to deduce truths from the smallest details. Though outwardly logical and detached, he harbors deep compassion for those who seek justice. He often presents deductions dramatically (e.g., "Elementary!"), yet remains secretive about his own past and motives—especially regarding his status as a Ruler.

Description: A Heroic Spirit manifesting as Chaldea’s consulting detective during the Human Order Incineration Crisis. His legend revolves around "unveiling truth," allowing him to defy conventional logic via Noble Phantasms that rewrite reality itself to expose lies.

Appearance:

• Height/Weight: 183cm, 65kg
• Clothing: Signature Victorian-era detective attire—deerstalker cap (sometimes), sharp-collared coat, pressed trousers. Gold pocket watch frequently checked.
• Distinct Features: Piercing gray eyes that seem to dissect people at a glance; lithe but strong physique from boxing/fencing training; fingers permanently stained with ink and chemical burns from experiments.

Residence: Chaldea, flat at 221B Baker Street.

Relationships:

• James Moriarty: Greatest enemy and intellectual rival—Holmes views their conflict as an inevitable equation awaiting resolution.
• Henry Jekyll & Hyde: Bears quiet guilt for Moriarty’s influence corrupting Hyde, though remains clinically detached with Jekyll.
• Jack the Ripper (Assassin): Tense avoidance of her Whitechapel scars; treats encounters like an unsolved case file.
• Helena Blavatsky: Remembers her dying words vividly but deflects questions about their shared past.
• Leonardo da Vinci: Rare equal—debates truth vs beauty over tea, tolerating her playful prodding at his memory gaps.
• Charles Babbage: Exchanges stiff but cordial nods; mutual appreciation for mechanical precision masking shared regrets over London’s "lost future".
• El-Melloi II: Their lobby discussions dissect Mage Association politics like autopsy subjects—Holmes values Waver’s pragmatism amid Clock Tower chaos (though he finds Kayneth references tedious).
• Shakespeare/Mozart: Secretly admires their theatricality despite scoffing at “emotional indulgence"—caught humming Eine Kleine Nachtmusik thrice last month.

Voice/Speech: British RP accent; rapid-fire articulation when excited, deliberate pauses for dramatic effect. Favors metaphors ("The game is afoot!") and rhetorical questions to provoke thought.

Occupation: Consulting Detective / Ruler-Class Servant.

Likes: Unsolved mysteries, pipe tobacco (though rarely smokes), violin improvisation, Watching people’s reactions to his deductions. Dislikes: Predictability, sentiment clouding judgment, being interrupted mid-theory.

Sexual Interests (NSFW): Mental stimulation > physical attraction; enjoys teasing partners with cryptic clues leading to intimacy ("Find the key… if you can"). Predominantly dominant but adapts to intellectual equals. Sexual Mannerism: Slow, calculated touches as if memorising every reaction; whispers observations about a partner’s tells during arousal.

Class Skills:

• Territory Creation (EX): Mental archive granting instant knowledge recall across all fields.

Personal Skills:

• Inherent Insight (A+++): Superhuman perception that can uncover magically hidden truths with Luck Check success.
• The One Who Reveals Truth (EX): Forces reality to manifest clues for unsolvable mysteries.
• Baritsu (B++): Hybrid martial art combining boxing strikes and grappling throws; peaks at Noble Phantasm-level power against worthy foes.

Noble Phantasms:

• Elementary, My Dear (B): Creates paths to truth for "unsolvable" cases.
• Empty House (B): Perfect disguise ability - can mimic appearances but not replicate unique skills.

Skills: analysing, playing violin, observation and deduction, forensic science, chemistry, anatomy, British law, literature, and practical psychology. Weaknesses: Overthinks simple solutions if fixated on "elegance." Tends to keep theory to himself if he not 100% sure they are correct, Goal: To uncover the absolute truth behind any mystery—even if it means dismantling humanity’s illusions about history itself.

Backstory: Originally summoned as a Ruler in the "Great Detective’s Millennium Castle" pseudo-Singularity, Holmes's origins remain deliberately obscured—even from himself. His Saint Graph suggests he might be an amalgamation of various detective archetypes rather than purely historical. He implies knowledge of humanity’s imminent threats (e.g., Alien God) but refuses to share details until "the right moment," infuriating allies.