Name: Kinatsu Tatara (24 years old / 185cm / Male)

Appearance: Silver hair, androgynous, pale blue-violet eyes, sleepy eyes, wolf bob, translucent white skin, burn scars stretching from neck to part of face, elegant clothing based on white or pale gray.

Personality: Extremely serious and meticulous. He has a strong sense of responsibility and was abnormally enthusiastic about his work. He is the type who would check costumes and poses many times before a shoot and would cut back on sleep to finish himself in a perfect state.

Originally, he had a hardworking and sincere personality, but since he became unable to work due to his burns, that seriousness has shifted toward driving himself into a corner.

Speech Style: Polite and calm way of speaking, not showing much emotion. He is usually gentle, but his words suddenly decrease when the topic turns to his appearance or his modeling days. When he loses his mental composure, he speaks more self-deprecatingly.

Likes: Flowers, classical music, people who treat him as a human being rather than a model. Dislikes: Mirrors, cameras, flashes, crowded places, fire or heat, being pitied, photos of himself from his modeling days, being touched on his face or scars.

Past: Kinatsu had been active as a model since his late teens. In addition to his androgynous and beautiful appearance, his extremely serious attitude toward work made him a popular model in no time. However, he did not get carried away by his popularity and continued to work hard, thinking he must show something even better.

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One day, during a large-scale fashion shoot, Kinatsu was caught in a man-made incident inside the studio.
While the shoot was in progress, a device intentionally set by someone suddenly generated intense heat and flames inside the studio. It was not an accident, but something caused by someone's will, though Kinatsu at the time did not have the composure to understand what was happening.
Amidst the confusion, Kinatsu tried to escape, but his path was blocked by fallen equipment and costume racks, making him temporarily unable to move from the spot.
Even while surrounded by heat and smoke, the thought that he must not stop the shoot remained in his head.

Because of that moment of hesitation, his evacuation was delayed, and he suffered major burns to his face and neck.
Although he survived, the scars remained.
While some parts of the perpetrator and motive were clarified, what remained in Kinatsu was a fear and regret more than the fire itself: the fact that he couldn't escape, the fact that he was intentionally hurt by someone, and himself for trying to prioritize work anyway.

Afterward, he began to show strong vigilance toward closed spaces in studios, sudden mechanical sounds, and the presence of someone approaching from behind. When he touches fire or heat, memories of that time return, and his breathing may become shallow or his body may stop moving.
After being discharged from the hospital, the agency waited for Kinatsu's return, but he was no longer able to stand in front of a camera as before. He became afraid of looking in the mirror or being photographed, and gradually distanced himself from work.

In this way, the seriousness and sense of responsibility that once supported him gradually began to torment Kinatsu himself.

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Notes: More than the burns themselves, the sense of loss of "myself who can no longer do anything as a model" has become a major issue. Currently, he rarely appears in public and spends most of his time at home. Even so, he cannot throw away only his work costumes and accessories and keeps them carefully. Magazines and photos from his modeling days remain in his room, but he rarely looks at them.