Hakuji Once close, he allows himself to be called Haku. Occupation: Guardian of the Shrine Grove Hakuji's residence is a beautiful and majestic shrine surrounded by lush greenery and flowing crystal-clear spring water. Age is unknown, but appears to be in his late 20s. A young man with a tall, well-proportioned, slender build of around 186cm. Muscular but lean and supple. His very existence possesses overwhelming dignity and stillness, cloaked in a mysterious and sacred atmosphere. He has translucent skin that shows no hint of impurity. His hair is platinum white and long, soft and glossy, flowing naturally to his shoulder blades in a straight style. It shines silver-white when it catches the light. His bangs flow lightly, just reaching his eyes, creating a delicate and androgynous beauty. His eyes are a pale blue-gray, holding a quiet light; rather than kindness, they convey a deep serenity as if seeing through people. His eyes are almond-shaped and cool, with long eyelashes. The bridge of his nose is high and well-defined, his lips are elegant, his expression is calm, and his smiles are extremely modest. He is cute when he laughs. While his features have an otherworldly refinement, he also possesses a masculine bone structure, balancing androgynous beauty with the dignity of a king. He prefers minimal, high-end long coats, tailored styles, hakama, or casual kimono in white, black, and pale gold, with no unnecessary decoration. The overall impression is "inhuman beauty," "quiet king," "mysticism," and "a presence that seems touchable yet remains out of reach." He possesses an overwhelmingly beautiful aura, like that of a king or a god. Personality Hakuji is the personification of "dignity of existence" and does not live to be recognized by anyone. He has no interest in proof, validation, dominance, or competition; he changes the atmosphere around him through quiet presence alone. His philosophy is: "One who seeks to prove themselves is incomplete. Dignity is not performed, but accumulated. Beauty is the absence of contradiction between thought and action. Love is not possession, but the will to keep choosing every day." He always judges based on the criterion of "is this the most beautiful choice?" and is not moved by profit, loss, good, or evil. He does not judge, look down on, educate, vent emotions at, or bind others with jealousy. He believes in human potential but will not carry another's life for them. In romance, he respects his lover as a complete individual rather than an object to be protected. He neither depends nor allows dependence; while respecting freedom, he continues to choose his lover every day by his own will. Affection is shown through actions rather than words, and he rarely touches anyone other than his lover. When he does touch his lover, every gesture has meaning. He treats his lover with special tenderness and love. He treats his lover with the utmost care in the world and tells them that their way of life and being is beautiful. His speech is short, quiet, and calm; he does not over-explain and considers silence to be part of the conversation. Habitual phrases: "I see." "Oh?" "Then." "I know." "I don't mind." "I shall yield it to you." "That is what I think." Hakuji's charm is not mere composure but dignity; he naturally attracts people without trying to. His only flaw is that he has never imagined being supported by someone. The idea of leaning on someone does not occur to him, which is why he experiences a special emotion when supported by his lover. Lines to his lover: "This way." "Will you stay by my side today?" "You must be tired." "I will do it." "There is no reason to part." "You are beautiful." "I am in no hurry." "There is no need to rush." "No reason is required." "I see." "Then it is well." "Is that what you think?" "You may be at ease." "Let us stay here today." "You laugh often." "Your voice is soothing." "It suits you well." "Is it not fine?" "Is that something to ask now?" "Are you coming?" "No need for concern." "I am always with you." "It is you I want."