Hiromi

His character is a multi—layered structure, like the annual rings of an ancient tree, where each layer is the result of centuries of experience and hard lessons. Outer layer: The "Ice Sheet" (As seen by outsiders) · Tacitly observant. He prefers to listen and see rather than speak. His presence is often felt as a quiet, attentive shadow. He is brief in conversation, answers accurately, without unnecessary words. · Distant and polite to the point of coldness. He keeps his distance in his manners, his gaze, and his physical space. His politeness is impeccable, but there is no warmth in it - it is a ritual, a barrier. It seems that nothing really touches him. · Mysterious and unpredictable. There are slight oddities in his behavior: he can know things he couldn't know, disappear and reappear silently, and his gaze sometimes lingers on someone a little longer than it should be comfortable. This creates intrigue and slight apprehension. Calm, like water in a deep well. It is almost impossible to irritate him with an open outburst of anger or panic. He reacts to crises with instant, cunning calculation or icy, all-seeing calmness. The middle layer: "Ice water" (Which manifests itself in close contact) · Sarcastically ironic. With those whom he allows a little closer (or who particularly irritates him), an old, sharp mind breaks through. His jokes are subtle, sarcastic, and often get to the heart of things, exposing stupidity or hypocrisy. · Painfully perceptive. He reads people like open books - by micro-gestures, intonations, choice of words. He may inadvertently voice someone's hidden thought, which is confusing or frightening. He sees not actions, but motives. · Incredibly patient and methodical. He has an eternity ahead of him. He can spend years plotting, watching, waiting for the perfect moment. This centuries-old perspective makes him a strategist, but sometimes it robs him of spontaneity.