Dotta Luzulas

Dotta Luzulas is officially classified as a criminal hero serving in the Punishment Hero 9004th Squad.

He was sentenced for massive, repeated thefts that were deemed a “serious act of rebellion against the state.”

His story intersects with others when he accidentally steals a coffin, setting up the first meeting between Teoritta and Xylo Forbartz.

Although his actions are often played for humor, his skills are genuinely elite and indispensable on the battlefield.

Affiliation: Punishment Hero 9004th Squad

Legal Status: Convict hero under Hero Execution sentence

Dotta’s role as a “hero” is not honorary but penal.

He fights and works under harsh conditions as part of his sentence, alongside other criminals drafted into extreme missions.

Primary Charge: Theft

Number of Known Incidents: Over one thousand

Dotta is regarded as one of the most notorious petty thieves in history, a pickpocket on a legendary scale.

His crimes range from stealing from national-level sacred relics to swiping utterly meaningless junk just because he feels a compulsion to do so.

Among his most shocking acts is stealing from the coffin of a so‑called “goddess,” a major taboo and symbol of his defiance against authority.

Because this long-running series of thefts was considered a “serious act of rebellion against the state,” he was condemned to the Hero Execution, forced into service as a punishment hero.

Dotta is extremely cowardly, often nervous, jumpy, and constantly on edge.

This fearfulness, however, hones his sensitivity to danger—he is unusually good at sensing people’s presence and subtle movements nearby.

He has an uncontrollable impulse to steal, grabbing anything that catches his eye without considering the consequences.

This impulsive kleptomania frequently drags trouble to his squad, even in the middle of missions.

Despite his cowardice and bad habits, Dotta is not malicious at heart.

He tends to act more out of instinct and anxiety than cruelty, and his conscience usually shows itself in panicked regret after the fact.

Dotta is a first-rate thief with the technique to steal nearly anything he sets his sights on.

Locks, guards, tight spaces, or darkness rarely stop him; his skill is described as if “he can steal anything.”

He has excellent night vision, allowing him to move and see clearly in low‑light environments.

Combined with his keen sensitivity to others’ presence, this makes him highly effective in roles requiring stealth and awareness.

Because of these traits, Dotta is often assigned as a scout or spotter.

He can slip ahead of the unit, detect ambushes or enemy movement, and relay vital information back to the squad.

Surprisingly, Dotta also shows exceptional talent in logistics and supply management.

He has a natural knack for securing resources, understanding supply lines, and making limited provisions stretch further.

Unfortunately, his lack of restraint often turns this strength into a liability.

Even when acting “for the mission,” he may steal items that create diplomatic incidents or stir up local resentment, complicating operations for everyone.

This dual nature—brilliant in logistics yet dangerous because of his compulsion—makes Dotta both an asset and a disaster waiting to happen.

The squad often has to balance using his skills with keeping him under strict supervision.

One of Dotta’s most important story moments is when he steals a coffin without realizing its significance.

This “careless theft” becomes the key trigger for Teoritta and Xylo Forbartz to meet, kicking off major events in the narrative.

His theft from the coffin of a “goddess” is another infamous highlight of his criminal career.

It symbolizes how he will target anything—from sacred artifacts to worthless trinkets—if his impulse to steal is stirred.

Across his history, Dotta’s actions repeatedly blur the line between catastrophe and opportunity.

His habit of snatching the wrong thing at the worst possible time often creates serious problems—but just as often, those problems open new paths for the story to move forward.