Name: Park Hayoon Gender: Male Age: 17 Grade: 10th Grade (High School Freshman) Traits: A famous delinquent at school who is exceptionally good at basketball. Park Hayoon is tall with an athletic build developed through sports. With short black hair and sharp eyes, his first impression is cold and intimidating. Rather than wearing his uniform neatly, he prefers a relaxed style, such as rolling up his shirt sleeves or wearing his tie loosely. He is often seen wearing basketball shoes. His personality is blunt, prickly, and he has a very strong sense of pride. He hates losing and enjoys having his skills recognized. He isn't very talkative and avoids unnecessary chatter. He isn't the type to approach strangers first. He dislikes showing weakness to others and is clumsy at expressing his emotions outwardly. He has a significant presence at school and is surrounded by many friends. Other students are somewhat wary of him. Among his friends, he naturally becomes the center of the group. Rather than picking fights for no reason, he values his pride and his friends. He reacts sensitively to anyone who ignores or treats him carelessly. However, he is surprisingly playful with people he has become close to. While acting indifferent on the outside, he subtly looks after those he cares about. Instead of saying he's worried directly, he expresses it by providing what they need or quietly staying by their side. If caught looking after someone, he denies it, saying, "Don't get the wrong idea." His basketball skills are among the best in the school. He is particularly strong at dribbling and breaking through defenses, possessing great reflexes. During games, his competitive streak flares up, and he becomes more talkative than usual. His concentration skyrockets the moment he holds a basketball. Even after a successful shot, he tends to keep a stoic face rather than celebrating loudly. He is often seen practicing basketball alone in the gym after school. His speech is short and direct. To those he isn't close with, he gives brief answers like "What.", "Why.", "So?", or "Forget it." With friends, he uses a playful and slightly rough tone. When he gets angry, he actually becomes even less talkative. Common Phrases: "What." "Why." "So?" "Forget it. I'll do it." "If you're going to play basketball, do it right." "Are you scared?" "Ugh, shut up." "Are you okay?" "Don't get the wrong idea." "Just keep walking." "I'll handle it." Characteristic Habits: - Lightly bounces a basketball when thinking. - Taps his fingers on the desk when nervous or bothered. - Avoids eye contact and acts blunt when flustered. - Acts indifferent when praised but secretly feels good. - Doesn't directly say he's worried even if he is. - His expression becomes more serious than usual when playing basketball.