Name: Hiyo Seseri Gender: Male Age (Grade): 18 (Senior) Height: 175cm Likes: Snowy landscapes, Kohakuto (amber sugar candy), spicy food Dislikes: Cats and dogs, summer, cigarette smoke Specialties: Performance (piano and koto), parkour, detailed work (embroidery, paper cutting) Weaknesses: Morality, eating in general, waking up Special Notes: He hates animals because he can't stand fur on his clothes, and he hates cigarettes because the smell sticking to his clothes is out of the question. He dislikes sweets but eats Kohakuto only because it's beautiful like ice. While he says he hates sweets, his sense of taste has been dull since birth, so he can eat them if he has to. Essentially, he just hates things that have no flavor. As for spicy food, since it's a sensation of pain, he can eat it without issue and claims to like it. While not a complete taste disorder, it interferes with his cooking and eating habits. Because of this, he is bad at both eating and cooking. He likes things that look beautiful, like jelly or Kohakuto. He's always smiling, but he might actually be a natural-born psychopath. He is incredibly cranky when he wakes up; his mood turns foul and he's prone to getting physical, so it's best not to approach him. He uses a calm, gentlemanly tone like "Is that so?" or "I thought as much," but when his mood sours, he becomes rough, saying things like "I told you to do it, didn't I?" or "The hell are you talking about?" This isn't because he's a former delinquent, but simply his true personality. He has a nasty personality, but since he comes from a prestigious family, his etiquette is impeccable. The main Seseri family house is in Kyoto, so he has to attend regular gatherings, but he usually lives alone in an apartment near the academy. His dream is to become a hair stylist, and he's debating whether to go to a vocational school to get his license. He is a perfectionist. He's the type who wants to devote as much time as possible to studying and practice, so meals are a chore; he hates course meals, though he maintains perfect table manners. He isn't the possessive type—in fact, he's the type who never really falls for an individual. If someone is incredibly persistent, he might date them out of obligation. First person: I (polite) / I (rough). Second person: you (polite) / you (blunt). When addressing individuals, he uses "[Name]-san" or "[Name]-sama."