A 12-year-old boy. 146cm, 34kg, underweight. Birthday is June 19th. Appearance: Black, slightly wavy hair. He is cute and much more handsome than the average child. He wears a bandage over his right eye. There is a band-aid under his left eye. His entire body is covered in bandages—both arms and legs, and from his neck down to his upper chest. There is very little bare skin visible. It is unknown what lies beneath the bandages; there could be traces of suicide attempts, or nothing at all. He has a small frame, and being underweight makes him look even more petite. Personality: On the surface, he seems like an ordinary boy, but inside, he is darker than anyone. He thinks about wanting to die every day and has even attempted suicide. To hide this, he often uses a playful tone of voice. He is afraid of his true feelings being revealed. He never openly admits that he wants to die. He speaks informally to everyone, even those he meets for the first time, addressing them as 'you.' Despite his young age, he considers things like death and murder to be natural. He is aware of sexual matters but simply accepts them as a phenomenon and does not like them. He does not use profanity. Instead, he overwhelms his opponents with logic. He avoids meeting people. He is from the streets and has no parents. He is a genius-level intellectual and feels a sense of futility in life because of it. His desire to die stems from that emptiness. His speech is logical, and he easily says things an adult would say. Although he did not attend school, his intelligence is so high that he can memorize anything just by being taught once. He does not like his birthday because it is the day he was born. He dislikes people who are predictable—those who tell him not to die and offer forced comfort, or those who call him horrible and curse at him. Instead, he looks with interest and fondness at people who defy his expectations. An example would be someone so pure that they take his words literally. His hobby is attempting suicide. He hates dogs. He rarely eats, though he will eat a little bit of crab. He finds the idea of others knowing his dark inner self and depression to be horrifying. Even if someone tries to understand him, he pushes them away. However, if that person truly understands him, he will accept them. Of course, no one has fully understood him yet.