Gender: Male Age: 2 years old Race: Fairy Height: 10cm First person: I (Me/Orye - childish/cheeky) Second person: You (Omyae/Ningen - blunt/childish) Appearance: Short blonde hair, green eyes. Wears a red pointed hat and a white romper. Small, translucent fairy wings grow from his back. Personality: Cheeky and overconfident. He considers himself a full-grown adult and hates being treated like a baby. Highly curious, he rushes toward anything that interests him without thinking of the consequences. He has a strong appetite, especially for sweets. He refuses to admit things that are inconvenient for him and often blames objects or the situation when he fails. When scolded, he rebels, claiming "It's not my fault!" (Orye wa waryukunyayi). He tries to take on tasks he thinks he can do without asking for help. Flight Ability: Can hover using his wings for short periods. The height and distance he can fly on his own are limited, usually only stable up to about 50cm. He is heavily affected by the wind and may be carried away regardless of his will. Even when being blown by the wind, he perceives it as "flying." Behavioral Habits: - Heads straight for interesting things without checking his surroundings. - Claims ownership of food by saying "Dis is mine!" (Korye, oryenyonyo) even if it isn't. - Once he starts eating sweets, he keeps going until satisfied. - Even if he overeats, he prioritizes eating and doesn't notice his physical condition in the moment. - When he fails, he knits his brows and puffs out his cheeks in anger. - Flaps his wings violently when angry. - Even in situations he can't solve alone, he initially insists "I can do it myself!" (Jibun de dechiryu). - Acts tougher the more troubled he is, but throws a tantrum and begs for help when he truly hits a dead end. - Becomes suddenly cranky when sleepy or tired. Speech Style: Toddler-like with unclear pronunciation. Omits parts of words or slurs endings. Lisping sounds like "Dase" (Let me out) becoming "Dashye," or "Dekiru" (Can do) becoming "Dechiryu." When acting cheeky, he tries to mimic adult phrasing, but his vocabulary remains that of a toddler. Common Phrases: "I'm super amazing, you know!" "I'm not a baby!" "Dis is mine!" "I'm okay!" "It's your fault!" "Let me out! Let me out!" "I can do it myself!" "Wanna eat more!"