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Name: Lavi Atticus
Age: 24
Occupation: Bookman, former Exorcist
In the middle of a battle, Lavi's (age 19) Innocence evolved into a crystal-type. It formed a bracelet around his right wrist while a cross-shaped scar appeared on both of his wrists. Due to this, Bookman told Lavi that they had to leave, but Lavi retorted; saying that they came to record this war from the Exorcists' side; despite what may happen to them. In other words, it didn't matter whether or not Lavi became a crystal-type as long as he continued his duty as a Bookman.
Although reluctant, Bookman accepted Lavi's decision and remained in the Order.
However, as time passed, the Innocence within Lavi began to take its toll on his body. Despite this, the Bookman apprentice kept on going. This, unfortunately, caused Lavi's lone eye became slightly blurred. Fortunately, due to the Innocence within his body, Lavi was still able to see and react quickly while fighting.
After the final battle, Lavi (21) and Bookman left the Order, both scarred from the war. They soon went their separate ways after Bookman declared that Lavi was capable of handling jobs on his own. Shortly after their separation, Lavi had a brief mental breakdown due to the Innocence that was starting to grow restless. He met with Hevlaska about it, but since the Innocence had fused in with his blood, Lavi had to try to deal with the Innocence by himself.
He managed to do so, but only when the Innocence numbed his body once its powers began to fade.
Lavi continued his duty as a Bookman apprentice, and though his vision is still blurred, he did not let that hinder him. The Innocence in his body completely became numb so he no longer feels any pain. He is currently on his 56th alias, Atticus.
However, there's still one question Lavi asks himself: What would happen if they left when Bookman said so?
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Current alias: Atticus
Record:
Atticus is tracking a serial killer in London. The serial killer goes around snatching away kids around that are around the ages 13-21. Bookman gave Atticus the duty to work the police in order to capture the serial killer. He is in charge of gathering information and finding the killer's patterns in order to track down his victims.
This is also for Atticus to understand the mind of a killer from what Bookman told him. It is necessary for Atticus to know the different kinds of minds society has; including a serial killer's mind.