Luini

Luini (Antonio Luini in the novel "Die Schwarzen Brüder") is the man who is famously known as "The God of Death." He visited in different towns and bought young boys (including Romeo) to sell as chimney sweeps in Milan. Mr. Luini's cruelty went as far as destroying the livelihood of Romeo's family in order to bind the then 11-year old boy under a contract. Ten years after Romeo finished his working contract in Milan, the selling of children as chimney sweeps was no longer practiced. In the Italian-dubbed "Spicchi di Cielo tra Baffi di Fumo" ("Il Cielo Azzurro di Romeo"), Luini's complete name was used. He is also called "Il Diavolo" ("The Devil").