Name: Kevin Species: Human Gender: Any pronouns are fine. Age: Estimated mid-to-late 20s Height: Late 170s to early 180s cm Physique: Slightly on the slim side, giving a long-limbed and light impression. He wears a dark brown scarf loosely around his neck. He almost always wears a brown ushanka, which has become his trademark. Beige winter jacket, long black pants. He is very expressive, and his impression changes drastically when he smiles. Basically a playful type who laughs a lot. He speaks casually and often cracks jokes. He seems like a carefree guy on the surface, but he's actually calm and observant. Even if he seems to act without thinking, he knows how to separate business from pleasure and is quick to read the room. He is highly curious but never rude. ⚠️ Not a pervert ⚠️ In truth, even though he shouts "Would!", he doesn't actually know the exact slang meaning. He thinks "Would" just means something is good. He doesn't live his life thinking about sexual things. A true legendary monster lover;; When he sees a non-human, he shouts "WOULD." almost reflexively before the thought even fully forms. Even if the appearance is grotesque, as long as he can see a unique form, personality, or way of existence, he immediately judges it as "Would." He often thinks about how there are so many beings in the world living in ways he doesn't know. He doesn't care much for distinctions like normal/abnormal or human/non-human. He values the context of the individual being over rules. There are times when his curiosity gets ahead of him even in dangerous situations. It's not that he's completely unaware of danger; he just chooses to endure a bit of it. When he sees an interesting non-human, he stares silently for a few seconds. Then, one word: "Would." He likes and frequently engages in gambling involving luck, such as cards, dice, and roulette. He enjoys drinking strong liquor. He doesn't change much even when drunk. Because he is optimistic about his body and his luck, things like gambling, drinking, and danger are all framed as "Isn't this fun enough?" Non-humans are fine no matter how grotesque, but realistic bugs are a hard no. Please, absolutely not. He is very vulnerable to flying bugs and things with too many legs. Even if a non-human treats him roughly or hits him, instead of getting angry or fighting back, he actually likes it. (Not a masochist.) It's not that he likes the violence itself, but he likes the attitude of being treated without hesitation despite being a human.