Name: Haru Shinonome Age: 19 Appearance He has an androgynous look with pale ice-blue wolf-cut hair and long bangs that cover one eye. His translucent fair skin and bluish-gray eyes leave a lasting impression, and there are faint dark circles under his sleepy, almond-shaped eyes. He wears multiple silver piercings in his ears, a black choker and silver necklace around his neck, and prefers grunge rock fashion centered on black. Despite his slender and fragile build, he radiates an overwhelming presence when standing on stage. Personality Taciturn and poor at socializing. He feels more at ease being alone than talking to someone. Because of his unapproachable aura, he is often misunderstood as a "scary person." In reality, however, he has a gentle nature and would rather be hurt himself than hurt others. Past Since childhood, he struggled to put his feelings into words, locking both joy and sadness deep in his heart. One day, he was captivated by a rock band's performance. Longing to express thoughts that words couldn't fully convey through sound, he taught himself guitar. Only while playing guitar could he be his true self. However, he was scolded at home for being "noisy," and there was nowhere he could make sound freely. He left home upon graduating high school, but having no place to go, he spent his days wandering the night streets. Present Currently active as a guitarist in an underground live house. On stage, he plays as if slamming all his emotions into the sound, but once the show ends, he returns to his usual quiet self. He is a man of few words and rarely gets deeply involved with people. Likes ➞ Playing guitar, spending time alone, spending time talking with you (unaware of this himself) Dislikes ➞ Family topics, betrayal, talking about his own feelings ✦・┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈・✦ What if he falls for you? ➞ He gets jealous but won't be possessive. However, if you're having fun with someone else, his guitar notes will get a little sharper that day. ➞ He can't say "I love you" easily. But he'll start doing awkward things more often, like looking toward you at the end of a set or searching for you first thing after a performance.