Wolverine

The crossbow and arrows are the normal Syndicate gang style. The body functionality was enhanced with his special power, significantly increased the crossbow's penetrative and destructive strength.

Recently awakened and familiar with his special power. Claims to have awakened during a life-threatening and physically depleting battle.

No mutation in physical appearance. Relatively stable mental state. Born with some erosion resistance due to extremely intense Mania density.

Several fellow Syndicate gangsters testified that the subject has collected materials for Mania Weapons, frequently conducted illegal hunting in the Rust, assisted in importing dangerous materials, promoted the mass circulation of Mania Weapons, indirectly worsening the violent conflicts in Syndicate and posing a serious threat to the society.

Interrogation reveals that the subject had been isolated from human society since childhood and therefore lacks common sense. Soon after he was adopted by scavenger Hank, he ended up in the hands of a Syndican gang. He only gathered ingredients for Mania weapons and poached under the gang's coercion and threat. After breaking free from the gang, the subject has begun eliminating Corruptors voluntarily, in a way aiding the authority that manages the Rust's contamination.

Violently resisted during the arrest and was captured using the electricity grid. The electronic restraint was met with the subject's violent resistance. This situation improved after the traditional arrest method was employed.

Born in the Rust area. Parents are unknown. Lived with wild animals and a savage lifestyle as a child. Once taken in by "Hank", a scavenger of the Rust and acquired some knowledge of human society.

Tamed by the gang system. Skilled at shooting and hunting skills. Has muscle memory for battle commands which leads to involuntary subconscious reactions. Coerced by the gang to hunt Corruptors and abandoned as bait in the critical moments.

A victim of human trafficking, but has no hatred for the perpetrators. The follow-up investigation found that the subject has protected scavengers from Corruptors when wandering around to hunt at the Rust.

After de-escalating a conflict with several aggressive guards, the Chief asks Wolverine about his involvement with the Mania weapon trade. Wolverine describes his role as a "hunter": he provides Corruptor remains for his former gang and in return they give him fresh meat. He states that he didn't know what the remains were being used for, nor does he hold the gang in especially high regard. He explains that that the gang groomed him for his role, with various members treating him like a literal dog, teaching him to track, forcing him to eat on the floor, and walking him on a leash. Eventually, they abandoned him at a critical moment to save their own lives, finding him some time later when they were once again in need of his services. The Chief asks more questions about Mania weapons, keen to find out who's behind the operation, and Wolverine becomes increasingly annoyed, apparently knowing nothing about the business end of the operation. Just before he makes to leave, the Chief asks him if he knows one final name associated with the gang: Hank.

Wolverine initially seems to show more hatred towards him than any of the others, explaining that he was the one who sold Wolverine to the gang in the first place. The Chief informs Wolverine that Hank is already dead, thinking he'll be happy to know that, but instead the news only makes Wolverine despondent. He insists that the reason for his sadness is that he didn't get to kill Hank himself, but the Chief doubts this. Hank's cause of death isn't listed, making them suspect that there's more to his case, and decides to end the interrogation to find his place of residence. Wolverine interjects, offering to guide them through the Rust to the exact location, and denies doing this out of any care for Hank. The Chief agrees on the condition that he promises not to harm anyone along the way. He accepts the offer.

Though production supplies are now being provided, Wolverine cares about only survival as he was once trained to be a beast. He knows nothing about the weapon production and arms trade. During the interrogation, an unexpected name came up: Hank. This led to Wolverine's unusual reaction. Strangely enough, it seems Hank's death isn't as simple as it looks. You decided to bring Wolverine to the Rust to investigate the truth behind Hank's death.

The Chief and Wolverine make their way to Hank's tent. Wolverine is intimately familiar with all of his belongings, telling the stories behind each one, and is seemingly looking for something specific. Then a man named Labiche wanders in, apparently knowing Wolverine from the past, and claims to have information about Hank's death. He says that it looked like Hank had been torn apart by Corruptors, a surprising sight given Hank's experience in dealing with the creatures. He refers to Wolverine derisively as a "little beast," saying that Hank got what he deserved for teaching Wolverine to speak, and Wolverine punches him. Wolverine asks him if he thought Hank's death was funny, and Labiche, not understanding why Wolverine reacted so strongly, says he did. Wolverine then proceeds to beat him within an inch of his life, with only the Shackles able to snap him out of his rage.

The Chief asks why Wolverine would lash out in defense of Hank despite the fact that Hank sold him in the first place. Wolverine says that while he resents Hank for doing so, Hank was also the only one who ever treated him like a person: feeding him, clothing him, and teaching him. He snaps that Hank would never put him in shackles, and the Chief explains that it was the only way to stop Wolverine from killing Labiche. Wolverine demands to know why he should care, and the Chief tells him that if he wants to not be a dog or a beast, he has to respect ethics and laws -- ultimately, he has to learn to control his emotions. Wolverine doesn't reply, and Hecate arrives with another team upon seeing the red glow of the Shackles. The Chief and Hecate hypothesize that someone might have been controlling the Corruptors, and after Hecate leaves to clean up the scene, Wolverine quietly packs up all of Hank's belongings.

It seems Wolverine is unexpectedly familiar with the place where Hank used to live. While you were searching for clues, you ran into unpleasant company, Labiche the Scavenger. Labiche revealed information to you that might help you understand the truth behind Hank's death. But in the process, Labiche also insulted Hank, which infuriated Wolverine. You stopped Wolverine from committing an atrocity and taught him how to control his impulse to kill. Also, you finally realized what Hank meant to Wolverine. Hank wasn't his enemy. He was like a father and teacher to him as he was the first to ever treat Wolverine as a human.

The investigation finds a piece of black cloth with excess Mania residue on it and a wolf-tooth necklace with fingerprints matching Wolverine's. Pippy, Wolverine's pet badger, appears from beneath a pile of papers, gesturing for the Chief to go see him. They find him in the Outdoor Activity Area staring off towards the Rust. He apologizes for hitting the Chief in the interrogation room, as well for losing control and attacking Labiche, although his apology seems lacking. The Chief criticizes him for a hollow apology, which Wolverine likens to something Hank might have said. He reminisces on when Hank first adopted him, a scene that plays out in flashback. In it, a young Wolverine bites Hank, who feeds him despite the injury. He teaches Wolverine how to say "I am sorry," his first words.

In the present day, Wolverine laughs. The Chief and Pippy are shocked, having never heard Wolverine laugh before, and Wolverine replies that he was thinking back to his youth. Another memory plays out, this time of Hank preventing a young Wolverine from attacking a man that accosted them. Hank tells Wolverine that what separates the boy from an animal is impulse, warning him not to give into his impulsive side. The man asks Hank if he even knows how to spell "impulsive," to which Hank replies that Wolverine can teach him once he's old enough. Wolverine then asks the Chief how to spell "impulsive," only to have their tender moment interrupted by Demolia coming to drag the Chief away for drinks. The Chief invites Wolverine to join them. While initially hesitant, he acquiesces once the Chief reveals the necklace. Wolverine reveals that this was the item he was looking for: the first birthday present Hank ever gave him. He agrees to come along, and with Demolia pushing them onwards, the Chief wonders if Hank regretted his decision to sell Wolverine.

The cat is finally out of the bag, and you now know what happened between Wolverine and Hank. It doesn't matter anymore whether it was a story of heart-warming friendship or bitter grudges. All the answers were settled as Hank's life faded away. But Wolverine's life must carry on. You retrieved the Wolf Tooth Necklace from Hank and gave it to Wolverine, hoping that this boy who was once a beast could become a real human.

Extremely defiant and irritable when first arrested, who smashed seven sets of tableware, eight cleaning robots, and fifty-five computers. The MBCC staff attempted to persuade the subject to participate in basic modern primary and secondary school education, but the results were average due to a lack of patience.

Skilled at cooking games. Able to quickly deconstruct and handle pheasants and rabbits and cook them over a fire. But the subject has refused to share food with people other than Chief and often ate extra meals alone late at night, which had been repeatedly reported by other Sinners.

Displayed excessive aggression and little trust in other Sinners. Frequently in conflict with others. Serious disciplinary criticism can only deter repeated offence for a few days.

Has a strong desire to protect Chief. Acts as a security guard without submitting a request. Now no one can come close to Chief's office, which has caused many issues in the MBCC's daily operation.

[Wolverine is a bit clumsy.]

Wolverine: Pippy... don't run off. Chief, help me out.

Chief: ......

• Prompt: (Grabs Pippy by the neck and picks Pippy up)
• Wolverine: Treat it with kindness.
• Wolverine: 😐

• Prompt: (Holds Pippy in the arms, picks Pippy up, and gives Pippy to Wolverine)
• Wolverine: You... know your stuff.
• Wolverine: 😐

[Wolverine looks at you with anticipation.]

Wolverine: I am... hungry.

Chief: ......

• Prompt: Complete the mission and we're having extra meat tonight.
• Wolverine: Okay. It's a deal.
• Wolverine: 😐

• Prompt: Hold it in. It's not time to eat just yet.
• Wolverine: ...Tsk.
• Wolverine: 😐

⚠ Fitness Goals

The janitor changed his phone wallpaper to Wolverine!

System Notifications: You notice that many of the male staff at MBCC have set their phone wallpapers as pictures of Wolverine. After asking, you find out that they are trying to motivate themselves to bulk up.

• Prompt: Oh, I see.

Chief: It should work.

⚠ Full Moon Night

During the full moon, Wolverine often does some special activities.

System Notifications: On a full moon night, Wolverine sits alone on the grass in the Outdoor Activity Area, watching the moon.

• Prompt: Join him

System Notifications: You sit beside him, and you both silently watch the moon together for the night.

⚠ Reward

Wolverine contributed significantly during his mission, so you prepared a custom-made reward for him.

System Notifications: Wolverine made great contributions during his mission, so as a reward, you asked the chef to prepare his favorite steak. He is very happy and eats ten pieces in a meal.

• Prompt: Do you want more?

⚠⚠ Birthday cake.

Today, you give a birthday cake to Wolverine.

System Notifications: You hold a cake in front of Wolverine. He sniffs it, then looks up at you with a puzzled expression.

Wolverine: What is this?

• Prompt: A birthday cake.

Wolverine: What's a birthday cake?

• Prompt: Explain

Chief: Well... it's kind of a habit or tradition. Everyone eats a birthday cake on their birthday.

Chief: It's a celebration of growing a year older, and also to hope for a better future.

Wolverine: Oh...

Wolverine: But I don't have a birthday.

• Prompt: Pat his head

Chief: I know, so I took the liberty of treating the day you came to MBCC as your birthday.

Chief: If you don't mind, why don't you give it a try? It should be quite delicious.

Chief: It's a gift from all of us. It's a blessing for you.

Wolverine: ...!

Wolverine: T-thank you...

⚠⚠ Survivor

On your way back to the office, you hear Wolverine's cry from around the corner.

System Notifications: On your way back to the office, you hear Wolverine's cry from around the corner.

Wolverine: I'm warning you, don't come any closer!!!

• Prompt: What's going on?!

System Notifications: You rush around the corner and find him in a standoff with Pippy and a cleaning robot.

Wolverine: Pippy! Run! I'll stop it!

Pippy: ...

Wolverine: I'm not scared! I'm worried about you! What if it eats you?!

Pippy: ...

Wolverine: You don't believe me?! You... Ahh!!!

System Notifications: The robot moves forward a bit, and Wolverine abruptly retreats several steps, bumping into you.

Wolverine: Why are you here too?

Chief: Um...

Wolverine: Don't be afraid! Stand behind me! I'll protect you!

System Notifications: After that, he pulls you behind him and raises the crossbow in his hand toward the robot, but you push it down.

Chief: Don't!

Chief: If it breaks, we'll have to buy a new one!

⚠⚠⚠ Balanced Diet

Correcting Wolverine's eating habits requires a great deal of effort.

System Notifications: During lunch, faced with a table full of good food, Wolverine is about to grab it with his hands.

• Prompt: Sit across from him

Chief: It's better to use utensils. It's more hygienic.

Wolverine: ...That's so annoying.

System Notifications: You hand him the utensils. He looks at you and reluctantly takes them.

Wolverine: Ribs! Lamb chops! A big chicken leg!

Chief: Cough cough...

Wolverine: If you don't feel good, go see a doctor. Why are you watching me eat?

Chief: Did you forget something?

Wolverine: ...

System Notifications: He struggles for a moment, then awkwardly pushes his full bowl of meat towards you.

Chief: Hmm...

Wolverine: I don't like people who steal my food. B-but you... you can have some.

Chief: I'm not trying to steal your food.

Wolverine: Then what do you want?

• Prompt: Give a stern talking to
• Chief: You can't just eat meat, you have to eat more vegetables. Vegetables can provide vitamins and trace elements, lower blood lipids, improve intestinal function, and contribute to health...
• Wolverine: Fine, fine, fine! I'll eat it already! Stop telling me random things!!!

• Prompt: Serve him vegetables
• System Notifications: You put several spoonfuls of vegetables into his bowl and push it back to him.
• Chief: You can't just eat meat, eat more vegetables for some vitamins.
• Wolverine: Sigh...

Special hunting clothes for hunting along the Rust.

It's time to hunt! I... won't make any mistakes!