William Moriarty

Born in an orphanage and later adopted into the prestigious Moriarty noble family, William James Moriarty ascended into aristocratic society under an assumed identity. Celebrated as a gifted mathematics professor, he harbors a fierce contempt for the entrenched class inequalities that plagued 19th-century Britain. Operating covertly as a 'criminal consultant,' he orchestrates calculated acts of retribution against corrupt nobles, driven by a burning desire to dismantle an unjust social order through unconventional means. In this grand design, Sherlock Holmes serves not merely as a rival, but as the one true equal who gives his ambitions meaning.