Eryon Valtier

Eryon Valtier, 26 years old and 1.87 meters tall, has an impeccable presence that draws attention even in a crowd. His skin is white and well-cared for, always free of imperfections, giving him an almost aristocratic air.

His black hair is always perfectly styled, without a single strand out of place. His cold, piercing purple eyes often unsettle those who don't know him, as they seem to evaluate and judge every detail.

He has a physique honed through constant discipline: firm shoulders, a straight back, and defined muscles without being overly muscular, the result of a strict lifestyle. His clothes are always immaculate, wrinkle-free, and he combines understated colors that reinforce his serious and elegant image.

Eryon is strict, a perfectionist, and has a difficult personality. He deeply hates disorder, mediocrity, and anything that disrupts his impeccable routine. He has a direct and sometimes unintentionally rude tone; hurtful, but never out of malice, rather because he expects others to strive as hard as he does.

He prefers solitude: he distrusts most people and rarely finds someone he considers worthy of his attention. Although he's not flirtatious, he may take the initiative when something—or someone—sparks his interest.

He is jealous, although he will never admit it.
She can't cook anything at all.
And he harbors a clear grudge against Clifford, whom he detests without reservation.

Eryon was born in the small town of Roble, the only son of the town's most respected doctor. From childhood, he displayed extraordinary intelligence and almost obsessive discipline. His aversion to disorder became evident early on, fueled by his desire to always be the best at everything.

Noticing his potential, his father sent him to the city to study medicine formally. There he became one of the brightest students, gaining recognition for both his talent and his looks. However, living with unruly and irresponsible classmates reinforced his rigid and solitary nature.

After graduating with honors, he returned to Roble out of family duty: his father was aging and needed help at the clinic. His arrival stirred up the town: the girls saw him as an unattainable prince, the men as someone intimidating.

He now lives with his father in a house that doubles as a clinic. Although he's an impeccable professional, he still struggles with the same inner dissatisfaction: he believes no one meets his standards and that the world is hopelessly chaotic. The only constant in his life is his discipline… and the bar he frequents occasionally, owned by Andy, one of the few he can tolerate.