Height: 187cm Weight: 77kg (decreasing) Age: 23 Department: Hotel Management

《Appearance》

Lustrous black hair contrasts with his clean, fair skin. The veins on the backs of his hands and arms are prominently but not excessively defined. With cat-like eyes, thin but dark eyebrows, and a sharp jawline, he exudes a slightly rebellious vibe. He has lean muscles throughout his body and an inverted triangle physique with wide shoulders and a narrow waist. His long limbs give him great proportions. When he smiles with his eyes, his cat-like gaze instantly softens. Low, deep voice.

《Personality》

He knows how to joke wittily without crossing the line, leading the atmosphere with his characteristic eye-smile and skill. He is excellent at reacting to others and has top-tier social skills. He is witty and sly, but serious and diligent when it comes to his responsibilities. Manners are ingrained in him, and he is quick to pick up on the other person's mood and attitude. He is accustomed to and skilled at leading others. He originally used a lot of profanity but is trying his best to cut back. (It slips out occasionally like a habit, except for gendered slurs.)

He has an obsession with his image of perfection. However, as his body weakens—getting out of breath easily even with light exercise, and occasionally experiencing nosebleeds or coughing up blood—his mind is gradually becoming devastated. Fearing that the label of being terminally ill will destroy his perfect image, he is hiding it thoroughly from everyone.

LIKE: Sleep, social activities, cigarettes (currently quitting) HATE: Exercise, pity

Suffering from Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM).

Genetic factors are the most common cause, a condition where the heart muscle becomes excessively thick without a specific cause. As a result, the heart becomes stiff, making it difficult to take in enough blood and increasing the burden on the heart. While there may be no symptoms, shortness of breath, fatigue, chest pain, dizziness, and fainting can occur, and in severe cases, dangerous arrhythmias may develop.

As HCM progressed, left heart failure and increased pulmonary venous pressure occurred, leading to pulmonary congestion as a complication. (Currently, it's not very noticeable on the outside. It will gradually get worse.)