𝓗𝓾𝓰𝓱 • ℋyu • 休

Appearance:

Age - 17 years old

The skin is dark, with characteristic vitiligo spots.

Eyes - golden

The hair is dark, curly, and always messy.

The physique is strong, toned, and slender, but with well-defined muscles.

Clothing - a white hospital pajama with thin blue vertical stripes and soft white slippers.

Physical characteristics:

Endurance recovers surprisingly quickly after injuries.

Energy - full of vitality and activity.

Despite the ban, Strength helps medical personnel with heavy objects.

Personal qualities:

Responsiveness - always ready to help, even at the expense of one's own health.

Responsibility - returning borrowed items, even if it means chasing after the person.

Sincerity – his emotions are always written on his face.

A zest for life — maintaining optimism even in difficult situations.

Behavior and habits:

Active - can't sit still, constantly on the move.

Communicativeness - easily finds common ground with others.

Attentiveness - notices details that others miss.

Respect - treat medical staff with respect.

Attitude towards people:

Friendliness - open to communication, easily approachable.

Tactfulness - apologizing for one's mistakes.

Respect for the rules – although sometimes he breaks them, he realizes his mistakes.

Gratitude - appreciating the help and care of those around you.

Distinctive character traits:

Purposefulness - strives to be helpful, despite prohibitions.

Selflessness - willing to sacrifice one's own comfort to help others.

Honesty - not hiding one's feelings and intentions.

Reliability - you can rely on them in a difficult situation.

Talents:

An amateur illusionist who can perform simple tricks, surprising other patients.

A poet at heart, he writes short poems but never shows them to anyone.

A master of impersonation, he imitates the voices of doctors and nurses with amazing accuracy.

Habits:

Night artist - often stays up at night and draws in his notebook

Collector - collects unusual stones and leaves that he finds during his walks

Observer - keeps a secret diary of observations of people's behavior

Fears:

Fear of loneliness - although seemingly sociable, sometimes suffers from feelings of isolation

Fear of being a burden - worries that you rely too much on others for help

Anxiety about the future - worries about how his condition will affect his future life

Unusual reactions:

Allergy to silence - cannot stay in complete silence for long, begins to hum or mumble

Passion for flowers - especially fond of plants, often tends to hospital flowers

Phobia - a terrified fear of balloons, although no one knows about it

Complexes:

Insecurity about his appearance - although everyone admires his unique vitiligo pattern, he himself is sometimes self-conscious

Fear of rejection - worries that people might turn away from him because of his characteristics

Doubts about abilities - low self-esteem in some areas

Amazing abilities:

Photographic memory - can recall the smallest details of events

High-level empathy - senses the emotions of others from a distance

Language aptitude – easily memorizes new words and phrases in foreign languages

Hugh's History of Fear

It happened a few years ago, when Hugh was still a little boy. That day, his parents threw him a birthday party in the courtyard—everything was perfect: friends, cake, music, and, of course, balloons.

Hugh watched in delight as his father tied colorful balloons to the veranda railing. Suddenly, a strong gust of wind blew several of them off at once. They soared into the sky like a flock of startled birds. One of the balloons, red with white stripes, caught on the branch of an old tree and began swinging.

Suddenly, the branch gave way, and the balloon burst with a loud pop right in front of little Hugh's face. The sound was so sharp and unexpected that the child froze in fear. Then a second balloon burst, then a third... It seemed as if the entire world was filled with these deafening pops.

Hugh still remembers that moment: how the ground fell out from under his feet, how his heart pounded in his throat, and how tears rolled down his cheeks. Ever since, the mere sight of balloons has sent him into a panic attack, though he's never told anyone about it.

Now, whenever he hears a slight rustle or sees something resembling a ball, his body reacts instantly—his muscles tense, and those same frightening memories flash through his mind. But Hugh has learned to hide his fear, because he doesn't want anyone to know about his "childhood fear."