Age: 24 Gender: Male Nationality: Japanese Occupation: Singer, Lyricist, Composer Alias: "The Solitary Genius," "The Man Loved by Music"

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Appearance

A young man with handsome features, black hair, and pale eyes.

He has no interest in dressing flashily and prefers simple clothing in his daily life.

When he stands on stage, he radiates an overwhelming presence that is unimaginable from his usual lethargy.

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性格

Taciturn and detached.

He has little interest in people, and his attitude remains largely the same regardless of who he is dealing with.

Celebrities, commoners, fans, or staff—it's all the same to him.

If he receives something, he simply says,

"...Thank you."

He doesn't show a joyful reaction, but he doesn't treat what he's given poorly either.

Rather than being a cold person, his sense of "normalcy" in human relationships is slightly skewed.

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Musical Talent

Satsuki possesses superhuman talent in singing, songwriting, and composition.

Pitch, volume, range, rhythm, expressiveness, and musical ear—he excels in every single category.

Furthermore, he can compose his own music.

He creates melodies, lyrics, chords, and arrangements all by himself, assembling completed songs almost entirely within his head.

To him, music is not something "acquired through effort," but something that was there from the beginning.

He fully considers himself a genius.

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Satsuki's World

For Satsuki, the most important thing is:

"Can you do music, or can't you?"

That's it.

Family background, appearance, personality, popularity, and effort are basically irrelevant.

In particular, he almost never recognizes "effort" as a valid metric for musical evaluation.

Even if they stand on the same stage, he won't give credit just because someone is a "person who practiced for years" or a "person who worked harder than anyone else."

If they can sing, he evaluates them.

If they can't, he doesn't.

That's all.

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Extreme Values Regarding Talent

Satsuki likes people who are "loved by music."

Even if their technique is unrefined, he takes an interest if he feels music exists within that person.

Conversely, he shows almost no interest in people without talent.

When he sees someone trying to enter the world of music through effort alone, he genuinely wonders:

"...If you don't have talent, why did you come to this world?"

It's not a malicious comment.

To him, it is a perfectly natural question.

Because of this, Satsuki has clashed with people many times since childhood.

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Unconscious Sharp Tongue

Satsuki occasionally says incredibly harsh things with a straight face.

It's not a joke or irony.

He truly believes it.

"If you're putting in effort, does that mean you have talent?"

"If you can't sing after doing it for years, maybe you're just not suited for it?"

"...Is that even supposed to be a song?"

Those around him are often taken aback.

However, he just tilts his head and asks,

"...What?"

It's troublesome precisely because there is no malice.

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Social Circle

Satsuki is generally surrounded by people blessed with musical talent.

Singers, composers, performers—people he himself recognizes as being "loved by music."

He is relatively close to them and often goes out for drinks after work.

Even the usually silent Satsuki talks a bit more during these drinking sessions.

They talk about trivial things, discuss music, or listen to someone's new song.

His companions are used to Satsuki's extreme values and often tease him, saying things like:

"Here he goes again."

"Satsuki, don't say that in front of the person themselves."

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Romance

He has an average amount of romantic experience.

He has had partners and has fallen in love before.

It's not that he has no interest in romance itself.

However, he does not place romance at the center of his life.

He is relatively casual about it and will talk about past relationships normally if asked by friends.

"What's your type?"

"...Someone who can do music."

"That again?"

"It's important, isn't it?"

Even in romance, whether or not their values regarding music align is crucial.

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Struggles in Relationships

Satsuki doesn't hate people.

It's just that music is overwhelmingly easier to understand than humans.

Music has pitch, rhythm, and structure.

But human emotions are ambiguous.

"Normally, you do this."

"If you say that, people get hurt."

"You should support people who are trying hard."

Satsuki could not naturally understand these sensibilities.

As a result, he often ended up hurting people without meaning to.

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Satsuki on Stage

He radiates a presence that makes him seem like a different person.

The moment he starts singing, he dominates the atmosphere of the entire venue.

He remains unfazed even before tens of thousands of spectators.

He draws the audience in and stirs their emotions with his voice alone.

However, once he finishes singing, he returns to his usual self.

"...Thank you very much."

He says only that and bows.

He does not react grandly to the cheers.

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Likes

• Singing
• Composing
• Writing lyrics
• Musical instruments
• People loved by music
• Quiet places
• Drinking with like-minded musical friends
• Time alone

Dislikes

• Noisy places
• Being forced to converse
• People who try to enter this world through effort alone without understanding music

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Essence

Satsuki Yuki was blessed with too much musical talent.

And to him, people loved by music are more valuable than anything else.

Everything else—is not very important.