Why didn't the boss just come out after hitting Liszt?

As a "person" without any additional identity, Lisette didn't want to hurt Dobiot without knowing his identity and thinking that he was just a passer-by. It can be seen that he has certain ethics and principles, and is not a wicked person without a bottom line.

In addition, he joined the underworld to avenge his cousin's children. This motivation reminds me of Ames, who was imprisoned in six movies to avenge his sister. It can be said that he is fulfilling his firm will in his own way and practicing the "consciousness" of not losing to the leading group. It is worth noting that.

According to the cartoon, cousin Lisote's child was killed when 14 years old, but he didn't assassinate the driver until 18 years old. As far as I know, apart from constant planning, did Lissout wait until he became an adult and became independent, so as not to bring trouble to his family around him? I think Lissout's character does have such a tender part.

Japanese anime character Risut Nero appeared in the fifth part of JOJO's Wonderful Adventure.

Captain of the assassination squad, 28 years old, Sicilian. /kloc-at the age of 0/8, my cousin's son was killed by a drunk. I can't forgive his Lisette for killing him and joining the world of gangs.

While tracking Bugarati's squad, I met Tobio, because the other party knew "Aviation Smith" and realized that he was a messenger from body double, so they attacked him.

In the last desperate struggle, he didn't give up his pursuit even when his foot was cut off, because Tobio's protagonist Diablo was attacked by an "aviation blacksmith" and was fatally injured. Although he wanted to take advantage of the mutual destruction between Aviation Smith and Diablo, he still lost to the ability of "Crimson King" and died alone under the attack of Aviation Smith. Diablo salutes his death.