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Paul Verlaine (ポール・ヴェルレエヌ,, Pōru Verurēnu?) is an ability-derived life-form created by the French researcher Pan, under whose servitude he was known as Black No. 12 (黒 (くろ)の12号 (ごう),, Kuro no Jūni-gō?). He later becomes a spy for France as trained by his eventual partner, Arthur Rimbaud...
Paul Verlaine (ポ ー ル ・ ヴ ェ ル レ ー ヌ, Pōru Verurēnu), es el antagonista de la séptima novela ligera STORM BRINGER. Paul tiene ojos marrón café y cabello rubio trenzado a lo largo en el lado izquierdo de su cara, mientras que su ojo derecho está cubierto por un flequillo.
Arthur Rimbaud (アルチュール・ランボー,, Aruchūru Ranbō?), born as Paul Verlaine (ポール・ヴェルレエヌ,, Pōru Verurēnu?),[2] was a French spy sent to investigate the Japanese military's mysterious project related to Arahabaki.
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Verlaine has a rather intense obsession with Chūya due to his isolation and identity issues chipping away at his sanity. As a fellow product of experimentation, he believes he and Chūya are the only people capable of...
Both Paul and Chuuya were created through similar methods to be the vessels for something called an ability singularity. Singularities are created when two opposing abilities interact with each other, for example the ability to decieve without fail vs the ability to always discern the truth.
In BSD, without Rimbaud, Verlaine’s sanity declined- bro became unhinged asf, derailing him from his real objective. For the real life Verlaine however, it was when Rimbaud showed up at his door, that his life became a flaming contreversal mess.
You see a moment of realisation within Stormbringer, as Verlaine is speaking to N, when he discovers that Rimbaud had hidden the true potential of his ability from Verlaine to protect him, where he realises Rimbaud was never trying to manipulate him, but he's realised it 8 years too late.
