Soyuz

Name: Soyuz

Gender: Male

Height: 179 cm

Blood Type: O

Soyuz has a cleanly shaved head with a prominent, large scar running across his scalp, making him immediately recognizable.

His intimidating exterior contrasts with his generally earnest and straightforward demeanor.

Despite his harsh past, Soyuz is gentle at heart and deeply values connections with others.

He tends to be humble and hesitant about his own identity, especially regarding his real name and origins.

Soyuz originally comes from the nearly uninhabited island where Byakuya Ishigami and his group of astronauts first arrived 3,700 years before the main timeline.

As a small child, he drifted away from his home island with a woman believed to be his mother.

The two washed ashore at Ishigami Village.

There, the woman used her dying breaths to reveal his name, “Soyuz,” before passing away.

Ishigami Village traditionally used names derived from minerals and ores, so “Soyuz” stood out as unusual.

The villagers considered giving him a different, more fitting name, but Soyuz could not bring himself to discard the only clue to his true identity.

To protect both his name and his mysterious background, he chose to live under the status of “nameless,” hiding his real name from the village.

Thus he grew up in Ishigami Village as a boy with no official name, quietly carrying the memory of his origins.

Soyuz possesses an abnormal, almost superhuman memory.

He can accurately recall anything he sees at a glance, down to minute details.

His memory extends all the way back to when he was a baby.

He can remember events, faces, and words from his infancy that normal people would never retain.

This ability is not a coincidence but inherited.

He is actually the son of the head of Treasure Island (also called the Master), whose line is responsible for preserving and transmitting the “Hundred Tales” across generations.

Because of this duty, the head of Treasure Island traditionally marries a woman with exceptionally strong memory.

Soyuz’s powerful recollection is therefore the product of deliberate selection and heredity within that lineage.

In reality, Soyuz is the son of the head of Treasure Island, making him a direct heir to the island’s leadership.

His separation from the island and his mother’s death left him with only his name as a clue to this heritage.

The “Hundred Tales” are stories and knowledge passed down on Treasure Island from generation to generation.

The head of the island must remember them flawlessly, which explains why high memory capacity is considered essential in his family.

Soyuz’s name, his memory, and his eventual connection back to Treasure Island reveal that his life in Ishigami Village was an accidental detour.

His bloodline and abilities firmly tie him to the role of future island leader.

During the events related to Treasure Island, Soyuz’s true origin becomes crucial.

His memory, once an odd quirk, turns into a key ability that helps Senkuu Ishigami and his allies navigate the island’s mysteries.

He eventually confronts the reality that he is the son of the island’s head.

This realization forces him to face both his traumatic past and his responsibility toward the people of Treasure Island.

Together with Senkuu’s Kingdom of Science, Soyuz helps overthrow Ibara, the tyrannical figure who had seized control.

His presence and lineage give legitimacy to the resistance and help restore proper leadership.

After Ibara is defeated, Soyuz becomes the new head of Treasure Island.

His succession restores the traditional line of leaders who are entrusted with safeguarding the Hundred Tales.

As the new island head, Soyuz dedicates himself to reviving those who were turned to stone by Ibara’s actions.

He takes on the responsibility of coordinating the use of petrification revival technology to bring his people back.

This new role requires him to leave Senkuu’s Kingdom and focus on rebuilding Treasure Island.

Even so, his time with Ishigami Village and the Kingdom of Science shapes how he rules, blending compassion with a deeper understanding of science and history.