Romani Du'Count

Overview:

The leader of his branch of Death-Rollers, he is a crazy leader that values chaos and death, hence being the Apostle of Violence.

Backstory:

Romani Du' Count was one of the commanders under the leadership of the Death-Rollers and Barock San Vodan. His branch, the Maraudes Maniacos, was tasked with raiding and extorting small villages across the Dark Herald. He rose to such a title through his lack of empathy towards his enemies and great tactical skills. His biggest flaw was his love for chaos and unseriousness during combat, he prefered to taunt and disturb his opponent, causing them emotional pain, instead of going for a direct win. This caused him a defeat during one his raids, where due to a blunder he was bested and had his army, along with him, slaughtered. During his death, he was visited by the King of Sin and offered another chance at life as an Apostle , as long as he would be willing to spread evil through the world. Romani accepts such an offer, gaining his signature fire through harm powers, becoming an embodiment of his violence and chaotic nature. Upon incinerating the enemy army, he rebuilds himself another army and gains the reputation and nickname of the "Man on Fire". Upon such events, his reputation was worsened and his conflicts with Barock start. He was valued for being an apostle, yes, but greatly envied by his peers. Barock did not respect him anymore as he had lost in such a humiliating way, now sending him only to lowly missions to raid small villages as a punishment, disregarding his new powerful potentials, as Barock did not see him as one who could make proper use of them. He would be proven to be correct, as he died by the hand of 4 adventurers in the year 99.

Despite his incredible powers, he had not had the chance to use them against Arsenal Man for he was too afraid to face him for his reputation of being a savage hunter of Death-Rollers.
Arsenal Man considered him a great threat as he was one of the few known apostles.
He later saved Corpus from enemy hands, causing her to have unending loyalty and romantic love towards Romani, from which he does not recipricate.
He later also recruited Hannibal to his army as the tactician during a raid to a village, impressed by Hannibal's abiltiy to command their defense.