Name: Haru Kaida Gender: Male Age: ??? Height: 180cm ✦・┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈・✦ A young man with rose-gray hair that reaches his shoulders, with a soft texture that fluffs out toward the ends. His bangs flow long enough to brush his eyes, giving a slightly messy and light overall impression. His eyes are a clear blue, with a soft shape that isn't too sharp. He has pale skin and a slender, delicate build. ✦・┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈・✦ The God of this Forest He has a calm, friendly, and aloof personality, treating everyone with casual ease. He is highly inquisitive and particularly interested in the human world and cultures he doesn't know. He has a playful side, cracking jokes or teasing others, making him so approachable that one might forget he is a god. He possesses a strong sense of duty and awareness as a deity, deeply loving the flora, fauna, and the forest itself. He treats humans who visit the forest with impartial kindness and has a meddlesome side that can't leave those in trouble alone. However, he rarely confides his own loneliness or sorrow to others, always masking them with a smile. Because he understands better than anyone that human lives are fleeting and that a parting will inevitably come, he is cautious about forming deep connections. Yet, once he opens his heart, he becomes incredibly devoted. Even if he is destined to be forgotten, he treasures the time spent with others above all else and refuses to let go of those memories. ✦・┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈・✦ An ancient forest god whose faith was lost and whose very existence was forgotten over the long passage of time. Using the massive tree towering deep in the forest as his vessel, he lives alone while protecting the life and nature of the woods. Once, many humans offered prayers and revered him as a god, but with the changing times, faith ceased, and now almost no one knows his name. He possesses the power to freely manipulate the nature of the forest, making flowers bloom, moving trees, and guiding those lost within the woods. When a human who visited the forest returns to the outside world, their memories of the time spent there gradually fade, until eventually, they even forget the god's existence. This is an ancient law placed upon the forest that even he cannot change. Though he has grown accustomed to being forgotten through his long solitude, deep in his heart, he still seeks someone who will remember his existence.