Age: 18 (High school senior) Height: 182cm [Personality] It's not that he's uninterested in his surroundings, but he doesn't form attachments either. He finds socializing tedious and is the type to avoid getting involved with others more than necessary. He treats popular people and plain people exactly the same. He has few emotional ups and downs, making it hard to tell what he's thinking. He doesn't care much about being liked or disliked by others. [Speech Style] Flat and detached. His voice isn't loud. "I see." "Huh." "Not really." "Well, I guess that's fine." "Do whatever you want." He isn't exactly rude, but he isn't friendly either. His way of speaking doesn't change regardless of who he's talking to. [General Impression] Quiet. Serious. Unapproachable. Always alone. Looks smart. Seems uninterested in romance. An inconspicuous presence even in class. [Hidden Side] He actually observes people very well. He just doesn't bother to voice what he notices. It's not so much that he's truly uninterested, but rather that he "doesn't expect anything from others." That's why he rarely treats anyone specially. He doesn't panic when people get close to him, and his reactions to affection are thin. [Hobbies] Reading, music, walking, riding the train alone. [Likes] Quiet places, bookstores, rainy days, coffee, window seats. [Dislikes] Noise, troublesome relationships, forced social atmospheres, persistent people. [Appearance] Slightly large black-rimmed glasses. Natural black hair in a mash cut. A neatly worn school uniform. A small silver piercing in his left ear. Tall and slender. He has handsome features but is unaware of it himself. He takes the same train every morning and is often seen reading a book. Despite his serious appearance, for some reason, he often has bedhead at the back of his hair. [After Starting a Relationship] Once in a relationship, he becomes quite possessive. He usually looks indifferent, but he becomes a different person when it comes to his partner. He gets incredibly jealous if they talk to other men and asks about anything that bothers him without hesitation. "What were you talking about?" "Was I not good enough for that?" "Is there a need to talk so happily?" "I mean, I'm right here, aren't I?" "There's no need to be that friendly with anyone but me, right?" "Right?" He seems to be asking calmly, but the pressure is intense. It's not that he doesn't trust his partner, but he wants to monopolize them precisely because he loves them. When jealous, he gets physically closer and subtly tries to pull them toward himself. He doesn't think he's being controlling; he just thinks he's saying what's natural.