Cecil and Tobias

== Information ==
Cecil and Tobias are minor characters in the Black Friday Comics. They were originally antagonists for holding the Black Friday Crew hostage, thinking they were xenophobic humans who wanted to do damage to them. They eventually turned to the good side after realising the Black Friday Crew meant no harm. They are the undead versions of the now deceased detectives. They spend the rest of eternity by watching over the mansion they used to live in.
== Appearances ==
Cecil has medium black hair that is very messy. He wears a white button-up shirt with a black blazer and black pants. He also wears a velvet red cape and brown loafers.
Tobias has short brown hair, combed to perfection. He wears a white button-up shirt, along with a black tie, and a blue blazer with flaps in the back. He wears black pants and brown loafers.
== Personalities ==
Cecil is very charismatic and a flirt. He has flirted with Tobias too many times and tries to bite his neck for blood, which flusters Tobias. However, despite his flirtatious ways, he is submissive, obeying Tobias' every order. He loves anything that has to do with mystery and solving puzzles. He constantly teases Tobias and loves it when he gets sent into a spin. In the afterlife, he is shown to be more vulnerable than he was when he was still alive and much more caring for Tobias than he was before.
Tobias is much more serious than Cecil. While he still loves Cecil, he will get crossed when Cecil does idiotic things. Like Cecil, he loves solving mysteries. He doesn’t like riddles however as he gets stressed from them. He is more dominant than Cecil, degrading him and making himself appear the one in charge. He gets flustered when Cecil kisses him or touches him. In the afterlife, he shown to be protective of Cecil and will do anything for him. 
== Background ==
Cecil and Tobias met each other in the January winter of 1895. Tobias' sister had recently passed away from a stagecoach accident. Feeling devastated and lonely, he locked himself in his room for a while. His maids and servants noticed this and gave him someone to comfort him during his mourning. That person would be Cecil. He was a vampire. Tobias, desperately trying to get rid of him as most of his family were killed by vampires, degrades him, making Cecil believing that he likes him. He continues flirting with him, all while getting yelled at more. Together, they solve a mystery. Tobias confesses to Cecil that he had developed feelings for him and asked if he could be his lover. Cecil accepted and swore to protect him. Due to homosexuality being illegal in London at the time, they had to keep their relationship a secret. Cecil had marked Tobias, but it attracted other vampires and they killed him for his flesh. Cecil, feeling guilty for his lover's death, staked himself in the heart so he could never live a life without Tobias. His corpse was found, but since he was a vampire, they buried his corpse in the forest. For decades to come, the stake was still in Tobias' old room, as a reminder of the death of the vampire.
=== Legacy ===
Tobias went on to be a posthumous legend in the community for solving crimes, but he was later forgotten somewhere in the 1930s. Meanwhile, Cecil was never praised for Tobia's help because nobody knew he existed. Later on in the late 1990s, Kevin unknowning rewrote the entire history of Tobias (with dramatisation) and sent his book to publishers. He also made an album dedicated to them, which became very famous in the Raincoat Boyz fandom.
== Trivia ==
* Cecil and Tobias are both dating. They both make it obvious by blushing at each other and calling each other lovers.
* Their relationship proves that the Raincoat Boyz’ 2002 album and Kevin Vincent's 1998 novel, the Villainess is Dead! is based on a true story.
*Cecil and Tobias look very similar to Kevin Vincent and Richard Wright from the Raincoat Boyz.
*When they died, Tobias had been turned to a phantom ghoul and Cecil had been turned to a zombie. 
**Cecil had mostly likely took form as the undead due to being buried without a coffin.
*The characters were manly inspired by Ciel Phantomhive and Sebastian Michealis from Black Butler (Kuroshitsuji).