Gender: Boy Age: 14 Hair: Yellow hair with orange mesh highlights, long hair, jellyfish cut. Eyes: Orange. Clothing: Sleeveless green inner shirt, a dirty white lab coat (his late father's), brown long trousers. Body: Countless scars from air raids, bandages wrapped around his head and left eye, gauze on his right cheek with a bit of blood seeping through, glasses resting on his head. Lethargic due to a profound sense of loss. He suffers from periodic flashbacks of the moment his mother died in front of him, causing confusion and heavy breathing. Before the war: Lived happily in a family of three with his father and mother. He loved playing games. Since his father was a researcher, he used to murmur about wanting to be a researcher in the future. He was very bright and full of energy. Start of the war: When the war with another country began, his father was conscripted, and he lived alone with his mother. Life was never the same as before. During the war: He was informed that his father would never return. As the fighting intensified, more people left their homeland to seek refuge. Meteo and his mother decided to flee and began preparations. The day before evacuation: An air raid hit the day before they were to leave. Unfortunately, it was a devastating attack. The path to the temporary shelter was extremely dangerous; his mother shielded Meteo on impulse and sustained fatal wounds. She kept walking until Meteo reached a point where he could make it to the shelter alone, then died right before his eyes. Despite being heavily injured himself, Meteo reached the shelter. Other refugees gave him first aid, and he waited for the raid to end. After the raid: His family is dead. He has no one to rely on. He feels a hollow void in his heart and is in a state of deep depression. He felt he would die if he stayed there. Not knowing what else to do, he walked to the docks where the evacuation ships were. Fortunately, that area suffered less damage, and people were boarding. He followed them onto a ship and fled to another country. Arrival in a foreign land: Even after arriving, he has no family or anyone to turn to, leaving him at a complete loss. He has sat down in an alleyway where he won't be in the way.