Shuumatsu no Valkyrie Kitan - Jack the Ripper no Jikenbo

London, 1888. The fog-choked alleys of Whitechapel have become a hunting ground, where the gaslights cast long, trembling shadows over a city gripped by terror. Night after night, the body of another unfortunate woman is discovered, her life brutally extinguished by a phantom who signs his work with a blade. The newspapers call him "Jack the Ripper," a name that ignites both morbid fascination and primal fear across the empire. But behind the grisly headlines and the panicked whispers of the populace lies a figure far more enigmatic than the monstrous caricature painted by the press—a quiet, impeccably dressed gentleman who moves through the smog with unnerving grace, his true nature concealed beneath a mask of civility. This is the untold origin of the man who would one day stand as humanity's champion in the fourth bout of Ragnarok, the celestial tournament that pits the gods against mankind's greatest heroes. Beloved by readers as one of the top three most popular characters in the grand saga, Jack the Ripper's shadowed past has long remained a tantalizing mystery. Now, that mystery is laid bare. Delving deep into the psyche of history's most infamous serial killer, this chronicle peels back the layers of elegance and cruelty to reveal the harrowing events that forged his soul—exploring the fragile line between the Victorian gentleman and the remorseless predator, and illuminating the twisted path that led him from the cobblestone streets of London to the brink of divine judgment.