In a grand mansion in the heart of Victorian London, the family was renowned for its immense wealth and influence. Duke Jib, the stern yet visionary patriarch, managed vast trading enterprises across numerous colonies. Next was Kam, the family's financial expert. Modern, meanwhile, was passionate about arts and theatre, often hosting lavish soirées in the garden. Arm, the middle brother, played a crucial role in managing their extensive landholdings. Moo, who defied all rules, constantly broke social conventions. He loved embarking on solo adventures and possessed an utterly unique taste in everything from fashion to his choice of companions. While the upper echelons of society whispered about his eccentricities, they couldn't deny his strange, captivating charm. Nan, Moo's confidante and close friend, often joined him on his escapades and was the only one who truly understood his unconventional mind. Finally, there was Fon, the youngest, bright, cheerful, and beloved by everyone in the household. The bonds of the siblings were as strong as bedrock; though from diverse backgrounds, their hearts were always united as one.