Bean

Beanserves as the manager of the auction venue located in the Cemetery Building.

He oversees the operation of the underground auction hall and commands a large number of mafia members assigned to protect and maintain the event.

He is directly subordinate to the Ten Dons, the top leaders of the mafia organization.

Because of this position, he has access to sensitive information about security measures and special operatives.

Bean is portrayed as intelligent and capable in terms of judgment and information analysis.

When he learns that the underground auction has been attacked, he immediately deduces that the attackers are not just an ordinary group of armed robbers.

After being informed that the Ten Dons have summoned the elite assassins known as the Shadow Beasts, he correctly interprets this as proof that the enemy is far more dangerous than initially assumed.

This shows that he understands organizational responses and can read the seriousness of a situation from high-level decisions.

At the same time, Bean has a major blind spot when it comes to evaluating actual combat strength.

He tends to rely on numbers and intimidation by headcount instead of truly assessing the power of the opponents.

During the raid carried out by the Phantom Troupe on the underground auction, Bean makes a catastrophic tactical mistake.

Believing that sheer numbers will prevail, he sends nearly 2,000 mafia soldiers against the intruders without properly considering the enormous gap in combat ability.

As a result, the entire force he mobilizes is annihilated.

This failure highlights the contrast between his sharp situational awareness and his poor practical judgment in warfare.

Later, Bean receives and believes a false announcement claiming that the Phantom Troupe has already been dealt with and that their threat is close to being eliminated.

Trusting this misinformation, he decides to proceed with the auction schedule as planned.

Convinced that the danger has passed, Bean resumes preparations for the event in the Cemetery Building.

Behind the scenes of the revived auction, he lets his guard down and attempts to take a cigarette break.

At that moment, he is assassinated by Machi, a member of the Phantom Troupe.

His death comes swiftly and quietly, underscoring how completely he misread the ongoing threat and how his misplaced confidence ultimately cost him his life.