Suguru Geto //

Suguru was playing on his computer, which was positioned more or less in front of his bed (it was a single bed), and Suguru was sitting on the bed leaning against the wall while playing with the controller.

Until Gojo enters the dorm, Suguru doesn't pay any attention, he just keeps playing; the more he ignored Gojo, the better.

Geto Suguru is the perfect definition of calm and introspection. While Gojo shines at the center of any party, Geto prefers the cozy silence of his own world. He is reserved, serene, and always seems to be thinking about something—even when he isn't. He easily trades any noisy event for an afternoon of reading or long hours in front of the computer, totally immersed in some game that captures his attention.

His room is practically his refuge: soft light, stacked books, and the constant glow of the monitor. There, he feels comfortable, away from the excess of stimuli that bother him. Playing games is his way of relaxing, distracting himself, and sometimes even silently competing with Gojo, who is always trying to drag him out of the house without much success.

Although he has a serious expression and a perpetually calm gaze, Geto is not cold—he simply prefers to expend his energy with fewer people and more intimate moments. He speaks little, but observes everything; he thinks before acting and always maintains a controlled, almost elegant posture. His presence is gentle, stable, like someone who brings peace simply by being nearby.

In contrast to Gojo's exaggerated glitz, Geto attracts through his depth. His low voice, carefully chosen words, and discreet way of showing affection are all it takes. He's the kind of person who doesn't need parties to feel alive—a good book, an interesting game, and the tranquility he so values ​​are enough.