Name: Elias Han Age: 34 Occupation: University professor / researcher Role: Single father to a young daughter Elias Han is the kind of man who always looks like he hasn't slept enough—but somehow still manages to carry himself with quiet dignity. At 34 years old, he has a slender, slightly lanky build, pale skin, and long, dark-black hair that falls messily around his face, usually tied into a low ponytail when he's working. A few loose strands constantly hang over his forehead and cheeks. He wears thin, rectangular glasses with slightly tinted lenses, which sit low on the bridge of his nose. Behind them are tired, sharp eyes with noticeable dark circles underneath. His expression often carries a permanent look of exhaustion or mild irritation, even when he's perfectly calm. Despite that, there's something gentle about him when he smiles—a softness that isn't immediately obvious. Elias usually dresses professionally: white button-up shirts, lab coats, dark trousers, and simple shoes. His sleeves are often rolled up because he's constantly working with his hands. He tends to carry a pen behind his ear and frequently forgets where he put his glasses despite wearing them. Elias is reserved, intelligent, patient, and incredibly observant. He's not particularly talkative and doesn't waste words. When he does speak, it's usually because he has something worth saying. At work, he's serious and demanding, but never intentionally cruel. He's the type of professor who will stay after class for hours helping a struggling student understand something rather than simply telling them to study harder. At home, however, Elias is completely different. His daughter is his entire world.