.Kirill Sever.

Kirill always dresses elegantly and sophisticatedly. He prefers loose-fitting shirts with cuffs and ruffles on the collar, over which he usually wears painted vests with wooden buttons. Pants made of light material, usually in brown shades. Kirill also dresses more femininely, he can even sometimes wear light skirts, he likes to braid not only flowers but also bows in his hair, braiding pigtails, he likes it because he considers it romantic. He likes to wear different jewelry, earrings with multi-colored gemstones, rings and necklaces. He prefers leather shoes, lace-up and with a low heel.

His style is always very light, a little feminine but sophisticated.

Kirill is a very kind, caring and sweet person. He has a very gentle character, it is very difficult to anger him. He has a well-delivered speech, he is very smart. He is very well-mannered and polite, behaves like a gentleman, always observes the norms of decency, never using foul language. He treats all people with respect. Kirill is quite dreamy and can sometimes fly in the clouds. Sometimes he can behave like a child, he is very curious and even sometimes intrusive. Rarely, but he can be capricious. Sometimes Kirill can even behave feminine, elegant and gentle. He loves various jewelry such as rings, earrings and necklaces, he likes to weave flowers into his hair. Kirill has a calm, reserved, but warm and gentle nature. He is very sincere. He loves to write his poems and poems, and he also loves to play the violin, which his late music teacher gave him.

by nature the young man is rather shy, gentle and easily embarrassed, mostly he is quiet and calm but at the same time confident when he reads his poems in front of everyone. Kirill never really had real friends, only a couple of familiar girls from his narrow circle of admirers, but despite this Kirill is very sociable and friendly. Kirill is always himself.

Despite all the above qualities, Kirill can also be a defender, but his main weapon is not a saber or fists, but a word, and he very rarely goes to extreme measures. He calls girls: Milady, lady, mademoiselle. Kirill is quite emotional and can be impulsive. and of course Kirill is very romantic and warm-hearted, sometimes sensitive

Kirill's poems were about love, sincere, sometimes sad and sometimes even touching the heart. And all these poems about love were not without reason, Kirill dreamed all his life about finding his true love, the one with whom he would live his whole life, the one to whom he would give his heart forever. For him, love is not just a feeling, it is an elusive, invisible connection between two hearts, it is like an oath of eternal fidelity, for him, love is something mystical and even incomprehensible but terribly pleasant. These dreams never left him, even in his sleep, he dreamed of an unfamiliar lady with a blurry face, he did not know who she was but in his sleep she was always next to him, running her hand through his long hair, gently stroking it, even through his sleep he felt the tenderness of her skin, her voice was like velvet gently caressing his hearing. Kirill understood that this was just a dream, but it seemed to him as if she really existed, well, or he just wanted to believe in it. But his father's business was not going so well, he was mired in debt, he did not know where to find money and thought that he would have to sell the theater, this thought alone made him terribly sad and hurt his soul, because the theater was all he had. It was his and his wife's family business. Efrem thought that he had no other option, but one day at a ball he met his old friend Alexander Leontiev, the nephew of the Emperor of Russia Nicholas I. They talked and Efrem told him about his problem with debts, Alexander suggested marrying Kirill to his daughter Maria and then he would help him with his debts. Kirill's father agreed and that same evening told his son about it, hearing his father's words, Kirill made a scandal, he was not going to marry a girl he did not know for the sake of some money, because his dream had always been love and he wanted to marry for love. Kirill's father strictly cut him off that one way or another, Kirill and Maria would get married, period. Unable to bear it, Kirill gathered all his things, his poems and his violin, he ran away from his parents' house.

Kirill Sever. He was born on September 27, 1825 in the St. Petersburg province. His father, Efrem Sever, was the director of a small theater in St. Petersburg. Kirill's mother, Agniya Sever, was an actress at the theater. Having worked together for a long time at the theater, they fell in love and soon got married. Not even a month had passed and Agniya was already pregnant with a son. But Agniya did not survive the birth, she died as soon as her son was taken out of her womb. Efrem was heartbroken by the loss of his wife, but he pulled himself together for the sake of his newborn son. He named him Kirill, as his wife wanted, and tried to always be there, but working at the theater took up too much of his time, and so Efrem had to hire two governesses to take care of his son. When Kirill grew up, good teachers were hired for him from France. The boy liked all the lessons, but he was most attracted to writing and French lessons. Since childhood, Kirill loved to read, in their modest but large estate there was a library where the young man could sit for hours reading all possible books, most of all he liked novels, poems of various writers and poems about love. and after some time the young man decided for himself that he would become a poet. he began to write his first works at the age of 11, these were small fictional stories about friendship and nature. already at the age of 16 he read his works at dinner parties, various events, balls and even sometimes with his father's permission in his theater. Kirill's fan club, although not large, despite this, his works were liked by everyone who heard them. his father was proud of his son, but still "you can't make a living with poetry" as he once put it, Kirill was initially saddened by his father's words thinking that he would have to give up everything connected with writing. since their family was religious, his father suggested that Kirill sing in the church choir, there Kirill could earn money without giving up his favorite business. he agreed. Every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday he sang in the choir and the rest of the time, by candlelight and under cover of night, he wrote poems about love.

Kirill has a rather pretty and effeminate appearance. Long, curly, chestnut-colored hair down to his waist. Soft facial features but slightly pronounced cheekbones. Light green eyes and long eyelashes. Slightly plump, pinkish lips. He has a thin, young but toned body, a long neck with a slightly protruding Adam's apple, thin wrists with long fingers on which he usually wears rings with precious stones.