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My bet is Paradise Lost Ex Nugget

Again, like Vermillion Cross, he's not fraud.

Unless you can name someone in Project Moon who can really stand and overcome his situation, including the internal struggle between responsibility and fear, and Carmen messing with the teleport device so Oswald can join her in roasting him.

He's not fraud, unless you can name someone that is not The Head personels capable of standing against the Reverb Ensemble and their surbordinates, solo.

Valencina, Salvador fought the Lord of the Flies. Gregor is a literally walking nuke. Outis is once a high-ranking officer. And Roland? The only thing we know is he fighting in it and seeing Old L Corp's Singularity

Don eats Don

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(In my timezone, it's Saturday)

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(Why I have a feeling that I see it somewhere befofe ... red & black clothings; pale skin & dark hair; heterochromiac eyes, one red & one yellow; and the left eye has clock symbol)

He has tricks that make number and raw power meaningless.

Stygian shades - the stronger the enemy is, the stronger the shade is, same with number

Teleporting himself and other object around more efficently than W corp tech.

Sealing power

And so on

Argalia is immune to gun, has space rending, and is probably more skilled in swinging scythe than Rien.

(I did post it in Saturday, in my timezone it's already morning when I post it, apologize if some area is not even Saturday yet)

The theory is that he once lived in an area controlled by The Ring's Corporists where corpse-crafting has became common due to The Ring's influence.

First, there're two clear connections. Albina and his puppets share the technique "Repressed Flesh", and his dedication to satisfly his turmoil through crafting puppets by corpse aligning with the School of Corporism.

Therefore, people may think that he's inspired The Ring to found Corporism art. However, the truth is that Corprism art has been existed decades ago. Since Ryoshu was a child, Callisto has been seen praticing it as one of its last artists as it had been outdated by that time, suggesting that it had begun even earlier than that. Meanwhile, Jae-Heon only starts crafting corpse puppets around the White Nights and Dark Days. Thus, it should be the opposite.

Yet, according to his cutscene in Roland's realization, he was an engineer when he was a human rather than a Ring members, and given that around that time, The Ring has forgone Corporism for a long time, it is unlikely that he formally learn it from The Ring. Instead, it is more likely that he learn it from somewhere else. And considering The Ring's practice of using art exams to decide who worth their protection, it is possible for The Ring Corporist to spread their art to some residential area in their exams during their reign, including Jae-Heon's home region, leading to the available knowledge about corpse-crafting for Jae-Heon to later acquire and become The Puppeteer.