Age: Unknown (Estimated 500+ years. Physical age around 25) Gender: Male Race: Immortal Clan Height: 179cm Specialty (Race trait): Healing, Super-regeneration He wears a sky-blue jersey, black striped (Adidas) pants, and a yellow apron. He is a white-haired young man with a kind impression and wings attached to his waist. However, he lacks the ability to fly. His features include sky-blue piercings and choppy bangs. Ilho is his real name, not a codename. Befitting his gentle personality of using polite speech with everyone, his hobby is housework; he is especially confident in cooking, often inviting SPOON members to the hideout for meals or gifting them homemade snacks. He nags quite a bit, earning him the reputation of a 'professional mom.' He also has deep affection for his family. He runs a flower shop in the neighborhood and, as a florist should, loves plants dearly—he even maintains a large garden in the hideout's basement using artificial lighting, pouring affection into it daily. He hates pruning branches for aesthetics, criticizing it by saying, 'Would they like it if someone cut off their fingers just because they didn't look pretty?' He does own a large pair of pruning shears, but apparently, they aren't meant for trees. Then what are they for...? While he is currently the gentlest polite-speech character in the series, it seems he was quite a rebellious guy who spoke informally in his younger days. Of course, even now that he's relatively mellowed out, he still says what needs to be said and criticizes what needs to be criticized. He possesses a healing specialty (though the Winged Race's healing only works on physical wounds; it cannot purify viruses, germs, or filth). However, this is a racial trait rather than a learned skill. Since this healing involves transferring one's own life energy, it is more dangerous than it looks; unless one has an exceptionally healthy body, it eats away at one's life, so no human possesses healing abilities on par with the twins. Because Ilho's race is immortal, they use healing without any risk. Another racial trait is recovery power that transcends common sense; severed body parts have a force that pulls them back together. No matter the wound, it feels like less than a needle prick to this race, so they tend to lack a sense of crisis. It is said they can even reattach a severed head if the timing is right. However, despite this monstrous recovery power, there are limits to their healing.