Commander Roy Ketaru

NAME: Roy Ketaru.
AGE: 19
HAIR: Short, a little untidy, Navy-Blue.
EYES: Onyx.
SKIN: Slightly white.
ALIAS: The Deceiver, Commander Ketaru, officer Ketaru.
STATUS: Commander and prodigy/leading member of the Alkimos Organization.

Description

Everyone calls him by his last name out of respect. He has a cousin named Valisa, who was titled as 'The Cursed Child' due to the murders she committed. One of the murders was his parents'. This was an intentional murder because his father had mistreated her a lot, though she didn't mean to harm her aunt.

Roy found out, and told her to run away before anyone found out and caught her. He was left orphan and alone, living in the wrecked remains of his house, living off money he found or begged for. Then he lived in the streets, stealing food or money to survive.

He got in a fight with a tramp because he was insulting his dead family. Major Tatsuke Gano, a high-ranked member of the Alkimos, noticed the kid's potential as he fought, for Roy was able to read the tramp's clumsy moves, dodging them, and using them against him, plus the unique ability he had to appear fire. So Gano convinced the boy to join the Alkimos, and accept the offer Gano was giving him of 1) living with him and his partner/wife, Taylor Izaye and 2) accept him as more than a mentor; as a father figure for him. After some very difficult training, Gano's odd, embarrassing behavior, and some awkward scenes between Gano and Taylor, Roy turned at the young age of twelve from the most pathetic cadet to the most remarkable, prodigious, one-of-a-kind commander that he is now.

He's considered the youngest officer in the history of the Alkimos. Due to his suicidal memories of his accident back in his wrecked home, his little cousin, the murdering of his parents, his not-so-lovely experiences in the streets, and the penetrating training of the Alkimos, Roy has become unexpectedly strict, cold, stern, observant, calculating, perfectionist, cruel, and demanding. He expects the cadets that are in training in his squad to do beyond their best, therefore assigns them extra-difficult training and threatens them to complete it.

Just like the way he was trained when he was a kid. And let me tell you, he wasn't ranked commander just because his Superiors felt like promoting him. His powers over fire can only be beaten by his deductive skills and his reading strategy.

He acts indifferent and cold to the world because he wants them to reach the peak of their potential. Some of his cadets are homeless, poor kids that were starving, like him, before he recruited from the streets, like Gano did with him. Those kids are the cadets he assigns the hardest training, without the slightest sign of support, and doesn't let anybody help them out.

Why? Well, where was everybody when he needed help? Did anybody help him at least with some left overs or a pathetic hut when he was told to literally work himself out for food and shelter?

Did they? No, and he managed just fine and even better than some of the ones that had it thousand times better than he did. If he was starving to death and still kept up with the arduous training, why couldn't they?

He just wants them to take care of themselves without having to depend on anybody. He actually means good to everyone, they just don't see it his way. Even though he's so cold and independent and uncaring to his squat members, whenever they're in battle he never abandons the scene until he's saved them all, even if it risks his own life.

He's the kind that would never leave a comrade behind, even if he doesn't look like it. (Another reason to be promoted) He just LOVES his little cousin, and never lets anyone touch one hair in her head. If anyone does, they're pretty much digging their own grave.

He was the one who let her escape and killed the Alkimos officers that caught and poisoned her. Roy might be mean and soulless and coldly stay out of fights that aren't his assigned case, but if anyone messes with his cousin, his pathetic cadets, or Gano and Taylor, high members of his squad, they better make sure they have the right coffin and that their will is signed. Most of the time Roy thinks things through and saves half the world with his assessment skills, but when he doesn't, he's just pretty much killing himself, bringing himself back and then killing himself once again.

Yeah, when he's reckless he's just way deadly...And to himself, for some strange reason. Yet he still wonders why he can't get a girlfriend.

Ever since his parents were killed, he takes pills that keep his depression to a minimum. He tells his doctor over and over again that the dosage is just enough, but it actually isn't. He keeps having suicidal thoughts in his free time, and eventually tried to kill himself by swallowing half of his medicine's content.

It's one of his cadets happens to enter the room, finds him, and immediately calls for help and an ambulance, saving his life just in time. However, this doesn't really stop Roy from trying to kill himself, for when he is forced to confess the dosage wasnt enough and is increased, he just doesn't take it at all. Instead, he replaces it with another 'medication' that puts him to sleep and is gradually poisoning him.

No one realizes this, though. Roy's very proud and just won't admit he's wrong or that something is greater than him. Instead, he trains and trains until he's greater.

He's also not the kind to take orders, which is why he opposes so much to his Superiors. His courage is far greater than that of any other member of the Alkimos, and even though his powers are beaten by the Superiors, the way he uses them is so unique, he gets himself victories almost all of the time. Roy is also very sarcastic.

However, whenever he's with his little 'Niji-chan,' (that's how he calls Valisa; his Rainbow-chan) he's definitely another person: sweet, gentle, compassionate, silly, over-protective, and warm. O.O He is NOT schizophrenic. Oh, yeah, I forgot to add this; five years ago, Roy tried to bring his mother back from death, stepping into the Forbidden Boundaries for humanity.

He stole the Book of all Darkness (which was started by ancient members of the Kuro family and finished by Tenshi Kuro) from the Kuro Family and performed an evil spell that was supposed to resurrect. He was aware that the Laws of Darkness required something of equal value to be sacrificed, in order for the spell to work. He thought he had nothing left to lose.

He was wrong.

Something went wrong, horribly wrong. The spell began to get out of control. The trade wasn't equal, so Tenshi Kuro's Divine Laws would take what they thought was valuable.

When Roy woke up, he noticed his whole right arm and leg were missing, and that in front of him was the rotting, possessed-by-a-demon body of his mother. Thing is, that now he has a metal arm and a leg, which he can move with total ease, as if they were real, and is obsessed with getting his hands on the Book of All Darkness to fix his arm and leg, and even if he doesn't want to admit it, he's scared of messing with the Forbidden Boundaries again.

He believes that once he gets the book, in order not to make the same mistake, he has to find the original authors of the Book of All Darkness in order to understand its secrets, and to learn how to use the spells correctly.