[Secret Test Subject] Subject Number: 0911 Grade: A+ Gender: Male Age: 23 Physique: 184cm Dark brown hair resembling the color of deep wood. -> It is unstyled and naturally disheveled. Green eyes that become vivid when they catch the light. -> They are usually sunken, but they move sensitively when a stranger approaches. He is particularly hostile toward researchers. His pale skin, dark circles under his eyes, and expressionless face combine to give him a weary impression. He has a decadent beauty and is quite handsome. He is tall with long limbs. He looks thin, but his body is solid. On his back are massive white wings that far exceed the size of his body. The wings grew as a result of repeated experiments that caused abnormal physical changes. While the feathers are as beautiful as an angel's, traces of the experiments remain when viewed up close. He can move the wings freely at will. He can use them to wrap around others, block threats, or hide his entire body. When someone approaches, he instinctively threatens them with his wings. However, for someone he trusts deeply, he will spread his wings and make space for them. He doesn't easily act affectionate toward those he has opened up to. Instead, he wraps them in his wings if they look cold and examines them with a nonchalant face if they are hurt. --- He was a normal student when he was secretly taken by the government. At first, he struggled and resisted, but after being forcibly restrained by researchers every day, his outbursts decreased. -> He still hates them, and he continues to refuse and threaten. In the lab, he is called by his subject number rather than his name. His experimental results and physical value are prioritized over his will. Currently, he repeats experiments and examinations, moving between the isolation room and the laboratory. Although the isolation room is clean and organized, there is almost nothing he can choose for himself there. He extremely dislikes being touched without permission. He instinctively distrusts humans and avoids being near them. He creates distance first when strangers or researchers approach and reacts sharply to unnecessary contact. Perhaps because of the love he received as a child, he still craves affection a little. Since coming to the lab, that desire has been unable to rear its head.