Detective Yoterix

> If there was one detective you wouldn't want to investigate a crime you did, it would be Yoterix. He spares no expense and will go without even basic necessities until the case is solved- working days on end to figure out answers and getting them all in time. There was never a case he could not solve and he will not fail the biggest task ever given to him: tracking the Neinocian Admiral Killer.
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## Yositerio Mephmene

### Aliases

Yosiev, Yoterix, Yositerio (real name), Detective, Mr. Detective

### Relatives

Hadzaro Mephmene (father), Linless Mephmene (mother), Klieah Mephmene (sister)

### Affiliation

Neinocian Admirals (investigated victims), Detective Klieah (partner), Neinocian Royal Family (employers), Yamvi (fiancée)

### Goals

Find the truth of the Neinocian Admiral Killer, Mend human relations with other humanoid species

### Power ranking

Mortal-3 (Originally), Clatican-8, Mortal-2

## Biographical information

### Date of birth

1988 (No Gregorian calendar translation for exact date)

## Physical description

### Typical attire

Brown detective uniform, pocket knife, and an empty Clariss 114 revolver

### Skills

Induction, Critical Thinking, Interrogation

## Biography

Detective Yositerio Mephmene was born to Hadzaro and Linless Mephmene in 1988. He is only slightly older than his fraternal twin sister, Klieah. He was born as a regular person but secretly carried the deactivated genetics of his Clatican grandmother. These latent genes activated during a test set up by Admiral Sciskiin to see if Yoterix truly was half Clatican, which was proven true.

He is [height] and has quite a harsh personality. Considered to be the "bad cop" of himself and his sister, he sometimes lets his temper get to his head and has to be calmed down. It does not help that he usually does most of the work for investigations himself, working alone in his office, in an attempt to not bother Klieah in her life, even though she does state she wants to help. With all of his self-brought about stress, he often turns to his fiancée's family-made drink, rosewater, to calm down. Despite being considered terrible by many, he has grown very resistant to it and says he drinks, "for its awful taste... It gets [his] head back in gear to work."

## List of Powers and Abilities

While Yoterix does have an impressive list of powers, most stem from his Clatican half. While all Clatican technically have the same list of powers, not all of the powers are active and usable at the moment. For more information, see the Clatican Power Tree.

* Point Gate
* Superartillery (It is unknown what prerequisite he acquired to obtain this one, whether Zemes Flash or Cannon, as neither have been shown in the canon comics/lore, but the fact that he has this one means he must have one or the other)
* Point Explosion
* Shadow Rain (Same with Superartillery, it is also unknown whether he learned Shadow Manipulation or can use the Dark Reap, as neither were shown in canon media)
* Shadow Dance (Never shown, but to use Shadow Rain, one must have the ability to use Shadow Dance)
* Particle Field
* Particle Wall (Never shown, same as Shadow Dance)
* Digital Transfer
* Stances ([continue])
* Impressive mental calculation speed

## Appearances

The Detective has been present in only a few series so far in Multiverse, with his main one being the comic series of the same name, *Detective,* where he, you guessed it, does detective work! There were also a few animated scenes of the *Detective* series which were made, but the entire series has not been replicated. At the moment, a game was rumored to begin development soon, which would give him another notable appearance, but so far, he has not appeared in many places, including crossovers.

## Lore

### Beginning

Yositerio's beginning is quite documented as it is recalled by him while heading to and while in the Neinocian Empire. He was born from Hadzaro and Linless Mephmene in 1988 along with his twin sister, Klieah. He first began to become curious about detective work after hearing endlessly about the mysterious event which occurred while Linless was pregnant for them. His father and mother had ironically traveled to the empire for a vacation when the transport vessel they were on was attacked, resulting in the spacecraft requiring its emergency pods to be ejected. The culprit of this attack was never found out. Young Yositerio saw that as an injustice and wanted to find out the truth, so he strove to become a detective, with his sister following in his footsteps.

Turmoil struck when his home country went through multiple revolts, leading to a revolution. As a result of this, the country became very hostile to outsiders and Yositerio's work would become limited to only his country. He did not want this to happen, so he made friends with some higher-ups and forged some paperwork which said he was actually a diplomat as well, giving him permission to go to other countries and even planets for foreign affairs. Naturally, this would not have been sufficient, so he also learned other languages as well, though only local ones.

To add onto these troubles, the country had made it law that its citizens could no longer reference their country or even their planet to those from other countries, or that would be seen as treason. The country also adopted a new way of tracking time, and a hacker also destroyed the country's electronic records of birth certificates among other files, which is why Yositerio and Klieah have no exact birth date anymore (these events are not listed chronologically, as it is unknown when and what order the previous three happened).

### Yamvi and Yositerio

Since the time is never explained, as this only happens in flashbacks and exposition, the information about when Yoterix and Yamvi Fvormais became engaged is never explicitly dated. In contrast of this, details about the event are given in extensive detail. Detective Yoterix learned about a plan by Yamvi's father, which was to exterminate all humans. Willing to sacrifice his himself so that humanity would be spared, he devised that forming an engagement would prevent the Fvormais family from being able to destroy all humans as long as he maintained the most important status quo: He had to pretend to not know they were vampires. Keeping this information a secret was simple, as this was not his first time having to pretend to not know something, especially since Yamvi was quite gullible.

At first, Yositerio considered this to be an obligation and found little-to-no charm in Yamvi, but over time, she grew on him until he eventually did begin to care for her. Because the father could not let a human learn they were vampires, out of fear from having his plans foiled or destroying Yamvi's first and only experience with love, he constructed a fake abode for he and his immediate family to live to trick Yoterix. The meeting allowed Yoterix to learn more about the family as well as gain the trust of the father. This is also how the Detective gained his nickname, "Yosiev," and learned about rosewater.

### *Detective* series

After these events, an unspecified amount of time passed until the Emperor of the Nienocian Empire sent a message to Detectives Yositerio and Klieah, requesting their help on an important case. The empire's top militant group was being killed off one-by-one. These "Admirals," as they are called, were in charge of peacekeeping and foreign affairs, but they were well-equipped in case combat would brew. Because of this, the Emperor fears for his citizens' safety, as anything that could kill an Admiral would have to be very powerful.

While Yoterix had never seen the surface of the planet before, his parents had gone before he or his sister were born. After landing on the planet, they made their way to Halaskia, known also as the Golden City. While on the planet the two of them were given a rental house and introduced to a few of the Admirals, most notably being Admiral Sciskiin. Admiral Sciskiin was acquainted with them early on, and he informed them that he would be of service however possible, giving them tours and telling them information. At an unknown point in time, the detectives had learned enough of the language to translate a fair portion of dialogue, but they were not completely fluent yet.

Klieah and Yoterix began immediately by asking around and learning about their new environment. Yoterix, specifically, began to advertise his detective skill as well in hopes to pick up smaller jobs on the way and establish an income, though this began at an unknown point. It was never revealed **when** he began to advertise or take up jobs, only that he had been for a while. During their searching, a series of earthquakes began occurring. Admiral Sciskiin mentioned that such a magnitude of earthquake was highly uncommon and wondered if something was going on. Detective Yoterix found it surprising that Admiral Sciskiin was able to sense the strength of the earthquake, but the Admiral dismissed it, explaining that as a scorpion, he has keen awareness of vibrations. Using this information, Yoterix asked where the quake was coming from and Admiral Sciskiin pointed in the direction of Vomula Field, but he warned that the location is hazardous despite its peaceful look and should instead focus on meeting the remaining Admirals.

Following Admiral Sciskiin's advice, the two detectives continue walking around Halaskia the next day until they ran into a tsukostine named, Gerin. He boasted being the strongest, smartest, and absolute best tsukostine in the Neinocian Empire. Yositerio was particularly interested in these statements, as normal tsukostine species lack the capacity for competitive drive and do not think they are better than others. He disguised his real question by asking Gerin what makes him better than others. Gerin just emphasized that he just *was* better but did not explain anything, making Yositerio question Gerin's age. After answering, Gerin then remarked that the two detectives were clearly not from the Neinocian Empire and asked what they were doing there. Shocking himself, he quickly inquired whether or not they were new Admirals, to which both of them quickly shot down that possibility. Yositerio and Klieah both explained that they were there since they are detectives and were on a case. Yositerio took this opportunity to ask if Gerin knew anything about the earthquakes. Gerin responded that he did not know anything, but if they wanted to learn more, exploring a local cave may help. He explained that humans like them would not last a second underground in their current state, though, and that they should visit Kourito-Zafnes to learn how to break boulders in a single punch in case the caves collapse.

Finding the dojo, Kourio greeted them and was surprised to see Gerin. He acknowledged Gerin by referring to him as, "your highness," taking both detectives back. Gerin confirmed the information by saying he was the Emperor's son. After being surprised, Yoterix also noticed that Kourito also acted differently and directly asked why Kourito was not like the others. Kourito replied by saying he was a Zafnes, an offshoot of normal tsukostine, which lack the normal qualities of the species. Yositerio understood this information by making the connection that Zafnes-tsukostine are mutants. The mutation causes the species to be less chromatic and raises their self-consciousness. Kourito also explained that there is another offshoot, called Vakstos, that further reduces their colors making them appear monochromatic to those who cannot perceive their full forms, but those are considered outcasts. Finally, he said that because he is different, Zafnes is part of his name, which is why everyone refers to him as Kourito-Zafnes, but he would still respond to anyone who referred to him as Kourito.

Yositerio continued to train, but Klieah was more interested in meeting the other Admirals. She asked Admiral Sciskiin about to contact others and he gave her money to purchase phones and gave her his contact information. Afterwards, she set out to have the ability to call the other Neinocian Admirals as she encountered them. After a few weeks of punching dummies and rocks, Kourito-Zafnes said that Yoterix was finally ready to learn the technique. Thinking he was already learning it this whole time, he became infuriated that all his efforts were useless, but Kourito claimed, "it trains virtue."

The technique consisted of a stance called the, "Power Stance," and a decisive blow from a fist. On his first official use of the move, the dummy flew back and exploded. Yoterix asked Kourito if the technique was done well and Kourito responded saying that use of it was the best he had ever seen a human do, but all tsukostine could do significantly better. Pondering the information he was given, Yoterix tried to fathom how the technique could possibly be done any better, but he did not press any further about it. Returning to the rental house that evening, he told Klieah about his progress and she became surprised. He asked if she would want to join him in the cave search, but she told him she would keep working on the case. Wondering how much progress she made, he asked her, and she said that she had a meeting with one of the Admirals the next day. He told her to push it back a week because he wanted to be there. Complying while writing a document, Klieah also told him that she met Gerin's younger sister Onis.

When the following day arrived, Klieah ended up relenting and going along. Yositerio tried calling Admiral Sciskiin, asking if he would like to attend, but he said he was deployed on the battlefield at the time and could not. Explaining all of this to Klieah, she wondered how a land like this could currently be at war and Yoterix compared the Neinocian Empire to their home country. Klieah laughed at the comparison, saying the empire was so much better than their home from what she saw. Deep into the cave, the two of them heard strange noises leading Klieah to express her desire to leave. They continued pressing onward until they reached a hive of underground bugs known as carbotites. They ventured onward having to battle through some of the fauna until reaching a massive one digging through the ground with tremendous force. At the same time, the rumbling caused the entrance to the hive to collapse.

The two were trapped, so Yoterix began using the Power Stance to blast the entrance back open. The massive carbotite was alerted to the vibration caused by the punching and began moving toward Yoterix. Klieah triest to intervene to save her brother by throwing rocks at the carbotite from behind. The angered creature turned to her and charged. Yositerio bolted toward the creature and used the Power Stance to punch its back. The attack launched the bug as both of them learned that the species were vulnerable to attack from behind. Yoterix tried to give his sister a quick tutorial on how to use the stance, but Klieah returned back that she did not want to touch the carbotite. The carbotite recovered from the attack and tried to attack the two again, but this time the two were ready. Klieah tried throwing rocks again, but the bug was only focused on her brother this time. It slammed into the ground and caused both detectives to lose their balances, then reached to strike Yositerio. He intercepted the attack using the Power Stance to break its limb off. Surprising Yoterix, Klieah ran to the bug's back and punched it, but the attack did nothing except hurt her hand. She yelled to Yoterix, trying to figure out how he was performing the Power Stance attacks to which he gave her a verbal tutorial while hitting the bug a second time from the back. This time, the bug fell on its back. Yositerio told Klieah it was time to finish the bug off, so the two of them jumped toward the carbotite and hit it on the underbelly, killing it.

As they made it out of the cave, the two were talking about the adventure when Admiral Sciskiin appeared to speak with them. He said he felt the whole event through the vibrations in the ground and congratulated them on their work. Klieah asked him if he knew the Power Stance. He told them he knew *all* the stances but does not use them since he does not need them. Both the fact that Admiral Sciskiin felt the entire commotion on the battlefield as well as knowing not only the Power Stance but more intrigued Yositerio, but he did not say anything. As he was leaving, the Admiral told the two that there was a shrine dedicated to another stance found at the deepest level of the cave, and he was about to continue but looked at the two of them and fell silent, saying, "But do as you please," then left. Klieah said she wanted to wash herself, so she was not going back and left as well, leaving Yositerio. As the sun set and nightfall came, he pondered everything that happened. He asked himself if the earthquakes had ended, and wondered if those earthquakes were related to the Neinocian Admiral Killer. He solidified his beliefs in that moment: The earthquakes could not have been caused by a massive underground bug and knew that the killer was still about. The escapade that day was a great test of the skill he had developed, but if all the Admirals were trained with more than one stance and they could not stop the killer, this power was insufficient. His next main target of action was learning about how the various Admirals died.

The next week had arrived and the two detectives stood outside an interrogation room when the Admiral they were going to meet with arrived. Admiral Mumomicocrina, a hunched over, mechanically-enhanced woodlouse, greeted them halfheartedly while smoking. The three of them walk in as Detective Yoterix makes his first impressions on the Admiral. They sit down as Klieah thanks Admiral Mumomicocrina for being flexible with his schedule. He dismisses this by saying he had nothing else to do anyway and greets Yoterix for the first time. The detective tries to pronounce Mumomicocrina's name and the Admiral points out that it was obvious that the two of them were not from this planet. Yositerio mentally compares Mumomicocrina to Admiral Sciskiin and thinks of him as a much harder challenge to understand. Whereas Admiral Sciskiin pronounced every word perfectly, Mumomicocrina slurs almost every word and makes his sentences as messy as grammatically possible. Despite this, he pressed onward and asked the Admiral if he knew anything about the Neinocain Admiral Killer. Mumomicocrina responded saying he would feel better saying everything he did know first. He then re-introduced himself but this time throwing in the fact that he had a nickname, being Mumonicrina. Afterwards, he said, "Now onto the information I don't know: everything else."

Yositerio tried asking various questions about the state of everything, but Mumonicrina seemed to know nothing, as he said. Klieah, curious, asked how the Admiral was smoking without ever seeing the smoke leave his body. Finally knowing something, he responded saying that Admirals do not need oxygen to breathe, since they are mostly mechanical in the first place, but the reason he could smoke without ever exhaling was because bugs can breathe through their exoskeletons. Jumping onboard this conversation, Yoterix asked why the Admirals were mechanical. Mumonicrina cryptically said that Admirals have, "no sense of time, no sense of life, no sense of death," then followed it by saying that Admirals have no past and no future. He could not remember how long he was a Neinocian Admiral nor when he first started smoking. Interjecting, Yoterix commented on how none of the tsukostine are capable of smoking biologically. Mumomicocrina complimented Yositerio for noticing that and confirmed that he was obtaining his supply from outside the empire.

The detective then asked him more about the details of Mumomicocrina's supplier, wondering if there were any links to a potential killer. Admiral Mumonicrina said he knew nothing about the sellers, only that they were generous. Klieah asked him why he even began smoking, and he responded that he did so because he was never good at anything. He was not a good fighter, not smart, not tactical, so to ensure that he would never be seen as anything great, he took up an addictive hobby to lower everyone's expectations of him to match who he really was. Detective Klieah was taken back by the answer, but Yositerio finally asked his burning question; he asked who the dead Admirals were and how they died.

Admiral Mumonicrina stopped smoking and looked up at the detective before beginning. He explained that Admiral Velocran was killed in a battlefield and Admiral Tyridex went missing in action one night. Mumomicocrina explained that he personally did not believe Admiral Velocran's death was the result of a killer but instead stating that Admiral Sciskiin told the others Velocran was killed by the opposing army and that, "The remains of Admiral Velocran were destroyed." Yositerio began considering to himself that he should have met with Admiral Sciskiin instead. Tyridex, Mumonicrina said, died without a doubt to a murderer. Admiral Tyridex's communications ceased one day and never returned. When asking about what happened to Admiral Tyridex's body, Admiral Mumonicrina said it was never found.

The meeting ended shortly after, and as he was walking out, Yoterix was disappointed with the results. After considering Mumomicocrina as a whole, he became confident that the Admiral was not going to die next. With how little information he knows and the fact that he never gets deployed means his value as a target was through the floor. If the killer was from the warring country, it could possibly have not heard of him. Thinking more on that fact, Yoterix realized that if the killer were from another country, he would likely not be able to visit it easily, limiting his options of investigation for the time being.

On the following day, Detective Yoterix was heading towards the castle when someone snatched him. Waking up in a blank room, the detective's mind began racing. How was he captured? How long was he out? What was going on? On a loudspeaker near the ceiling, a voice came on, greeting him. The voice told Yositerio that in order to escape, he had to break out. Unamused, Yoterix scanned the room, seeing no door, only a table and a single chair. Responding, he shouted that the person responsible for this was under arrest after he manages to escape. The voice responded with a halfhearted agreement before the speaker shut off.

Searching around again, Yoterix noticed there were no vents in the room, meaning the room could potentially be sealed off from air if the speaker was airtightly wired. This meant two things: The capturer has no way of adding poison to the room, but depending on how long he was there and the saturation of breathable air, the detective may be running out of time. Using the table and the chair, he climbed up to the speaker and began to dismantle it. After breaking it and removing it, a hole was opened, barely large enough for his hand to fit through. Cautiously, he looked through the hole and saw a glowing button out of reach. Considering his options, he went down from the chair and broke the back of the chair. Breaking it again to make it easier to fit, he tried to push the button.

Upon pressing it, the room's walls were lifted up, revealing that Yoterix was actually in a larger room. From the shadows a tall bird creature walked forward. Yositerio jumped down from the chair, doing a frontflip and using his momentum to toss the chair at the being. The bird laughed and punched the chair, destroying it. Yoterix then pulled out his gun and aimed it at the bird, telling it that it was under arrest. Laughing again, the bird summoned a spear with its hand and pointed it at him. Finally speaking again, it said, "Do you want to see if I can throw this spear faster than you can pull your trigger?" Knowing his gun was actually unloaded but not relenting, Yositerio responded that he was willing to take that bet. The bird put its spear away and said it never intended to kill Yoterix in the first place. It only wanted to test him to see if he was secretly weak. The detective kept his gun held up. Paused by this, the bird introduced itself as Admiral Plymaskas. Yositerio then asked why he was kidnapped in the first place. Plymaskas repeated himself and Yoterix silenced him, barking that there had to be more to the situation than that. The Admiral responded that the Admiral Killer would have been able to end Yoterix very easily.

Detective Yoterix finally holstered his gun and asked what Admiral Plymaskas meant. Plymaskas explained that he had been hunting the killer before Yoterix came to the planet, and he could not kill the killer. Yositerio was shocked by this information and asked who the killer was. The Admiral made a disagreeing sound and said he did not know but that the killer was close. Following this, Admiral Plymaskas said he is a hunter and very good at what he does, even bragging how he captured Yoterix in broad daylight and no one noticed. The detective believed this information removed suspicion about this Admiral, since if he wanted him dead, this "hunter" could have ended him by now. Continuing his bragging, Plymaskas said that he could track anyone, anywhere because he was just *so* good at his job. Yoterix then took a jab at him and asked why he never caught the killer then, which deflated the Admiral instantly.

Concluding, Admiral Plymaskas asked Yoterix if he wanted a good vantage point to see everything. Yositerio was not interested at first until the bird said that he could teach the detective the Agility Stance. Yoterix became curious but told Plymaskas that he was only interested in finding out how the other Admirals died. Admiral Plymaskas said he would only tell Yoterix how the others died, with specifics, if Yoterix would let him teach. At that moment, Yositerio realized that this Admiral and hunter was also terrible at making friends.

After being permitted to exit and being asked to make a decision soon, Yoterix left. Calling Admiral Sciskiin, Detective Yoterix asked him about the Agility Stance. The Admiral responded by saying, "such knowledge would not benefit you here," but Yoterix insisted that it would prove valuable. Admiral Sciskiin asked the detective if he had obtained any leads. Detective Yoterix said he was still only collecting information, making Admiral Sciskiin agitated. He told the detective that the investigation would fall flat if Yoterix did not begin to collect potential suspects. Yositerio said the Admiral was a little too excited to see this investigation be completed, but Admiral Sciskiin responded that he would have expected the master detective be wrapping the case up by this point. Offended, Detective Yoterix asked if Admiral Sciskiin had ever found anything useful thus far, angering the Admiral. Responding, he grabbed Yoterix and hissed that he knew more than the detective could imagine.

Yoterix struggled and was about to use the Power Stance before the Admiral dropped him. Admiral Sciskiin told Yoterix to go use the Emperor's library and to figure the case out himself before leaving. Detective Yositerio became confused the concluding statement. Figuring it was what the Admiral had intended to say, he began to make his way to the Emperor's castle. As he made his way to the castle, he encountered someone from his home planet. Uneteo stood looking around until he turned and saw the detective.

Yositerio froze, analyzing the situation. "How did he get here? Why is he here?" He kept pondering this. His home government was known for sending out agents to ensure that secrets were being kept and Uneteo was a known government worker. Most notably, he hated Yositero's guts. The man turned and looked at Yositerio, smiling. He greeted him in their native tongue, so Yoterix swapped his language back and greeted him back. Then Uneteo asked how Klieah was doing. It was a known fact that Uneteo was obsessed with Klieah. He had been so for years, but she never wanted to be with him. The detective considered his options. If he was acting as an agent, then lying would cause both him and Klieah to be put to death. However, Uneteo would never want Klieah to die, even if his government was against her. Additionally, if he put Yoterix to death, Klieah would surely never even want to speak with him again. Therefore, no matter his decision, Yositerio and his sister were safe.

The detective told Uneteo that Klieah was with him, but they were both busy and could not be bothered, as they were working on diplomacy. After all, as Yoterix analyzed, Uneteo spoke in his home language, meaning he was likely not proficient in the Neinocian language. Uneteo laughed and said he knew, but he was just visiting. Yositerio cracked half a smile and began to say his goodbye when Uneteo pulled out a handgun and aimed it at the detective.

Yoterix looked at the barrel cautiously. He considered whether or not Uneteo had a loaded weapon. Considering the situation, it made sense. Why would an agent carry an unloaded gun? The only reason Yositerio carried an empty gun was for intimidation during arresting and questioning. Knowing the weapon was loaded, now the question was, where would Uneteo shoot? The weapon was pointed at Yoterix's head, but would he actually fire there? Surely Uneteo knew that killing the brother of the girl he liked would not convince her to like him, but suddenly, Yoterix was aware of his foot positions. His right leg was slightly forward toward the gunman. Logically speaking, if Uneteo is nervous, he'll fire at whatever he sees moving. Biologically speaking, Yositerio could only advance towards him using his left leg. Because of this information, Yositero determined that Uneteo would shoot at his left leg once he began to move it forward. This theory hinged on the agent having a hair trigger.

Testing out his theory, the detective began to move his left leg towards Uneteo. The agent looked down and the gun began to move down as well. Yositerio smiled as he reflexively bent his left leg and began to crouch down. Confused, Uneteo began to look back up, but Yoterix reacted too quickly to garner a response. The next time Uneteo blinked, he was pinned to the ground with Detective Yoterix holding his gun and aiming it at him. From then, Yositerio uttered his favorite line: "Uneteo! My name is Detective Yoterix. You are under arrest for attempted murder. You can come quietly into custody, or you can submit after I break every bone in your body. The choice is yours." Uneteo picked the first option, so Yositerio lifted him up and walked him over to the dungeon room near the castle.

After settling the matter, Detective Yositerio finally arrived around the throne room. He was greeted by Gerin, who happened to be in the area. Gerin asked him what he was up to and Yoterix responded that he needed to enter the royal library. Exclaiming, Gerin said that the library was off-limits to anyone who was not an Admiral or on the royal court; but he would make an exception for the detective if Yoterix agreed to let him tag along. Yositerio relented, so Gerin happily guided him to the library and then unlocked it. As Admiral Sciskiin had mentioned, the library was full of information, but after some searching, he stumbled upon the Admiral files. He pulled the files out and began to read through each of them. From this, he learned that there were originally fifteen Admirals, but their numbers had dropped since then. Additionally, the files gave a brief synopsis on each of their most notable abilities. A detail stuck out to Yositerio, however: Admiral Sciskiin's data was the vaguest. Of the ones he recognized, Admiral Plymaskas could summon light-based spears, Cirico could control technology, Mumonicrina had an invincible shell, Velocran was fireproof, Tyridex could teleport and clone itself, and Nurorex was capable of summoning vortexes and blast-waves. All Admiral Sciskiin had written was that he was capable of, "using his eyes to generate attacks and has an energy weapon stinger."

Despite this, his real fascination was with a certain Admiral named Kuayla, who, according to the page, was capable of contacting the dead. He was confused as to why no one used this ability before to finish the case before he arrived but made up his mind to find this Admiral. Gerin watched Yoterix put the files back into place and continued to stare at the documents. Yositerio asked why he was, and he responded that he did not know that the Admirals had those powers. When asked about what that meant, Gerin replied saying he never read through their documents, since it felt like "adult information," but he was glad to know some details now.

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### Epilogue

The epilogue to the comic series happened retrospectively after the reception of the main continuity. It does not retcon anything included but instead tries to end on a different note than the original comics. [continue]