Vincent van Gogh

Vincent van Gogh (フィンセント・ファン・ゴッホ) is the head of the Mercurius Private Investigators. Vincent is known for his quiet demeanor, usually seen as the enigmatic head of Mercurius. Vincent also very rarely goes outside the confines of the Mercurius Private Investigators's homebase, preferring to do his work from within the confines of his study.

Appearance
Vincent is a pale young man with messy light brown hair. He has a fairly slim build and a clean-shaven face.

His outfit mainly consists of a brown suit, light brown pants, and brown loafers. The most iconic part of Vincent's outfit is a red scarf which he always wears.

Personality
Vincent is a leader who acts with his subordinates, never missing a chance to help the investigators who are on the field. He is a recluse, preferring to stay in Amsterdam and sending his subordinates to work on cases. He is kind and caring to those he had worked with even with his difficulties articulating his words when talking in person, which leads him to prefer to contact people through his phone. Although, Vincent very much cares about his friends in Mercurius and his colleagues.

When talking to people he barely knows, Vincent puts up a face of apathy and disinterest as he prefers to not talk. Vincent does this as he often said that he is not a good speaker and negotiator, often he puts the duty of talking and negotiating to his trusted right-hand man Rembrandt van Rijn.

Ability
Vincent is said to have a very powerful Talent but little about it is currently known.

Background
Vincent van Gogh originally found the organization with his friends and colleagues as an unofficial business venture. He eventually encountered the at the time young Hokusai Katsushika whom he met during a case in Japan, eventually with his agency's help, Vincent was able to acquire a license to operate a business as a Talent user, with his two closest friends Rembrandt van Rijn and Caspar Netscher being the first two original members of the team.

Beginning
At the start of the investigation, Rembrandt had called Vincent several times asking for advice and intel on the House of Wolves.