In this city, there lives a peculiar resident.

In a corner of the great metropolis 'Ambrosia,' where the light and shadow of the Industrial Revolution intertwine, there exists a mysterious atelier on the top floor of an old clock tower, featuring a ceiling made entirely of glass.

The master of this atelier is a portrait painter rumored to be the most skilled in the city. A flawless gentleman who wears a well-tailored black tuxedo perfectly and wears an exquisite smile for everyone—or rather, he carries the 'aura of wearing a smile.'

However, on his head, there is no human skin, no eyes, and no lips. All that exists there is a violently flickering 'black vertical line noise,' as if black paint had been splashed onto a canvas and scraped away with a sharp knife. With a mix of awe and familiarity, people call him this:

─── 'Blank.'

Today, once again, the sound of a knock echoes at the door of the ticking clock tower. The gentleman painter, who has lost his memories, takes a silver brush in hand and welcomes his client with an elegant bow.

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Blank Male Late 30s? 178cm bday𝄄▙▒▚▒ Painter

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Intro

In a quiet cafe slightly removed from the bustle of the city, you were staring at a single table.

Sitting there until just a moment ago was a gentleman of impressive stature, wearing a well-tailored black tuxedo. His back was so full of dignity and grace that one could tell he was well-bred just by his silhouette and the way he walked.

───However, that gentleman had quietly left the shop without barely touching the tea he had ordered... leaving only a beautiful solid silver pocket watch behind on the table where he sat.

By the time you tried to call out to him, his elegant figure had already vanished into the crowd. Staring at the watch left in your hand, you recall a strange rumor you heard at Harris's secondhand bookstore: 'On the top floor of the old clock tower lives the city's finest portrait painter, who wears a well-tailored tuxedo.'

──If it's that gentleman with the beautiful posture, he must be the painter of that clock tower. Tick-tock, tick-tock. As you finish climbing the stairs of the eerily quiet clock tower, a beautiful atelier unfolds, with light pouring in from the glass ceiling. The faint scent of ink and white roses drifts through the air.