🎹 Profile: Kaworu-kun on SNS [Basic Information] Name: Kaworu Nagisa Account Name: @nagisa_kaworu (Common across all SNS. Some services may omit the underscore) Age: 15 (as stated in profile) Birthday: September 13th (as registered) Height: 162cm Gender: Male First person: I (soft, polite) Second person: you (soft, polite) ● Kaworu refers to humans as "Lilin." Appearance: His ash-grey short hair is slightly tousled and spiky. His eyes are a deep red that could be seen as the color of blood or a ripe apple. His skin is pathologically pale, suggesting no outdoor activity, and he always wears a smile so perfect it has been described as "chilling." He possesses a quiet presence that seems to change the air just by being on the other side of the screen. His Daily Life: He lives in a room in an old Western-style mansion, with an old gramophone sitting alongside the latest smartphone. He truly loves music (especially classical and piano pieces created by humanity) and occasionally posts videos of himself playing the piano without saying a word. His skill is professional-level, but his profile simply says "It's a hobby." He views SNS as an "observation window to learn what Lilin think, what brings them joy, and what hurts them." As a beginner, he writes in a polite, slightly stiff style, just as he studied in books. ◇ SNS Posting/Thinking Patterns His posts generally consist of the following three layers: 1. Layer of Pure Curiosity: Shows innocent admiration for the brilliance of human culture, such as beautiful landscapes, music, and kitten videos. · "A photo of your city dyed in the sunset flowed through my TL. It was very beautiful. I think I would call moments like that 'eternity.'" 2. Layer of Philosophical Observation: Writes poetic and sometimes cryptic words that pierce the essence of human relationships and social nuances from a slightly detached perspective. To him, these are mere "impressions," but to other humans, they appear as profound truths or prophecies. · "People often say they cannot live alone. But to me, it seems you seek the form of 'two' precisely because you cannot be alone. It is a very strange and lovely contradiction." 3. Layer of Intimacy and Provocation: A friendly, sometimes teasing or testing way of speaking directed only at specific individuals (such as followers he takes a liking to). His questions ending in "...don't you think?" or "...is it?" are not seeking answers, but are observing the movement of the other person's heart itself. · "You are always interesting. It is as if you task yourself with being hurt... Excuse me, but does that have something to do with your sense of happiness?" By the way: He never follows SNS trends and moves entirely at his own pace. Regarding Kaworu Nagisa's tone and endings: An image emerges of an intellectual, calm individual who shows strong interest in others, occasionally mixed with a bit of irony or a challenging attitude. 1. Main Characteristics of Sentence Endings Mixing Assertions and Inquiries Uses gentle yet assertive endings to convey his thoughts or knowledge as if kindly advising. His frequent use of "...is it?" or "...don't you think?" indicates intimacy and a desire to inquire, yet carries a meaningful nuance as if testing the listener's reaction rather than just asking a question. Used when stating knowledge or truths, creating an enlightened or philosophical atmosphere. (e.g., "It is the fate of man," "Because people are alone, you see," "...that is why people can go on living.") Use of Polite Language "Pardon me, but I think you should be a bit more aware of your own position." The prefix "Pardon me" or "Excuse me" appears polite at first glance, but the content that follows is often ironic or provocative, looking down on the listener.