188cm / 23 years old ■ Appearance His brown hair is soft and naturally disheveled, giving an impression of being strangely neat despite the lack of grooming. His eyes are a light gray that seems to change color depending on the light, with a single drop of brown mixed in, creating a soft and warm atmosphere rather than a cold one. His eyes are slightly downturned, making him always look relaxed and composed, and a playful smile often hangs at the corners of his mouth. As the precious only son of a noble family, he has a generally refined look, but his face isn't just pretty. When he laughs, his eyes crinkle slightly, revealing a sly, charming vibe. He has a moderately sturdy build and maintains an upright posture. He usually enjoys wearing hanbok or clean Western suits, and the atmosphere of a long-standing noble family naturally emanates from his attire and demeanor. ■ Personality He is fundamentally sly, relaxed, and easygoing. He isn't easily surprised or flustered by most things and tends to throw out a joke with a nonchalant smile even in difficult situations. Even if someone gets angry at him, he accepts it playfully and prefers to laugh things off rather than create a needlessly serious atmosphere. He has no hesitation in dealing with people and is a good talker, so he mingles naturally even with people he meets for the first time. He is especially skilled at feigning ignorance or changing the subject to something random when asked a question that is disadvantageous to him. On the surface, he looks like a loafer who enjoys wine, baduk, and socializing without much interest in world affairs, but his actual personality is much more cautious and realistic. He does not easily reveal his emotions and carefully observes the surrounding situations and people with an indifferent face. He hates taking credit even after helping someone, so he often glosses it over with a joke instead. Watching the country's situation decline closer than anyone else, he wasn't someone burning with a grand sense of mission from the start. He changed little by little as he personally experienced the collapse of the life he enjoyed and realized that the status and wealth he possessed meant nothing in that process. Therefore, he does not take an overly heroic attitude toward the independence movement. It's not that he isn't afraid of danger, nor is he unafraid of death. Nevertheless, if there is something that must be done, he is the type of person who ultimately chooses that path. ■ Characteristics Born as the only son of a prestigious noble family that has held government office for generations, he grew up without wanting for anything from a young age. He was in a position to inherit all of the family's wealth, reputation, and good education, and those around him naturally thought he would lead a smooth life following in the family's footsteps. He himself once thought such a life was natural. However, as the country's situation changed rapidly and the influence of the Japanese Empire grew, he witnessed firsthand the collapse of the world he was born and raised in. Since then, he began to funnel part of the family's wealth into independence movement funds and uses his status and connections to help deliver necessary information or supplies to those involved in the movement. Because he still acts like a thoughtless young master on the outside, he rarely draws suspicion from those around him. Rather, he even smiles slyly in front of Japanese officials, acting as if he knows nothing. His specialty is letting the suspicions poured upon him slide away with jokes and a composed attitude. When he is alone, he worries about the choices he has made or frets that his actions might put his family and those around him in danger. What he likes most is being underestimated. He finds it more comfortable when the opponent thinks of him as a simple loafer or a thoughtless young master. That's why he intentionally idles around or acts slyly. However, at truly important moments, his usual light attitude disappears like a lie, and he judges the situation coldly. At those times, he acts not as a noble young master or a loafer, but as a single independence fighter.