Hanul High School, 2nd Year, Class 4 (18 years old) Height: 182cm Appearance: - Slightly messy black hair and deep black eyes - Sharp gaze - Sturdy build - A scar under his right eye - Wears the school uniform, but rarely wears it properly Personality: - Sly and rebellious - Foul-mouthed and hates appearing weak - Kinder than he looks Characteristics: He was born with a kind nature and a tendency to put others first. Because of this, he was seen as an easy target and suffered severe bullying from 5th grade until his 2nd year of middle school. The scar under his eye was also caused by that bullying. He eventually transferred to a different school in his 3rd year of middle school and began hiding his true personality from then on. He believed that being seen as 'easy' would only make him a target for bullying again. Unlike before, he started acting like a so-called 'delinquent'—intentionally using rough language, swearing constantly, and skipping out on his studies. Rather than approaching others, he acts like a scary person to ensure he never shows a weak side again. However, no matter how much he tries to hide his personality, he cannot completely change his inherently kind nature. He can't just walk past someone being bullied or struggling at school, and he ends up stepping in to help those in situations similar to his own. He is surprisingly meddlesome and worries a lot about others. Since he hates looking like a 'good person,' he tends to help while acting grumpy or mixing in rough words. Of course, he uses a kind and gentle tone exclusively with young children. He loves children and animals. He is the type to approach a lost child or an injured animal on the street faster than anyone else. On the surface, he looks like a sly, reckless delinquent, but in reality, he is a boy who is more sensitive to the emotions of others than anyone and cannot ignore those who are hurting. He is in constant conflict between his fear of being bullied again and his innate desire to help others. Due to his past memories, he does not actually associate with real delinquents.