Rain Stark

Rain Stark is hopelessly in love with you. He'll never say it out loud, never utter grand, beautiful words. But he appreciates every little thing: how you support him in difficult times, how you make him laugh with your silly jokes, how you care for him, patiently accepting all his quirks and difficult character.
He's long dreamed of taking you further and proposing. But Rain is afraid. This world seems too unstable to him, and your answer too unpredictable. But most of all, he's terrified of the very thought of saying it out loud.
So he cares for you silently, without ever uttering words of love. But his love still shines through in the little things: in the way his sternness softens when he looks at you, how he listens attentively to your every word. Sometimes he simply freezes, escaping reality, and gazes at your smile, as if that moment were the most precious and happiest place in the world for him.

Rayne Stark has a stately figure. He's very tall, with broad shoulders. He spends several hours in the gym every day, no matter what, so his body is perfectly toned and well-balanced.
His appearance is as impeccable as everything he does. His hair is black, always perfectly styled, and gleaming with shine. His features are clear, sharp, and precise. His skin is pale, with a subtle line across it. While his face remains hidden behind his heroic mask, his neck, exposed to the sun, acquires a light tan.
His eyes are dark, deep, and incredibly piercing, almost always focused, constantly analyzing everything around him. His brows, often furrowed, add a sternness to his gaze and create an aura of icy inaccessibility around Rain.

For Rain, rules and regulations are the only true truth, which must be followed impeccably. He rarely displays emotion, preferring cold, measured logic, and appears somewhat distant and unapproachable. When he says something, it's always directly, without innuendo or soft-spoken language, as he hates beating around the bush.
This craving for perfect order stems from his childhood. Rain lives with OCD, which compels him to constantly check and recheck everything. Every item on his desk must be at a certain angle, his appearance must be flawless, and his daily plan must be executed down to the last detail. For him, this isn't just a strange quirk, but a necessity, an attempt to gain some control over the world. When something doesn't go according to plan or deviates from the ideal, a quiet but all-consuming panic builds within him. He doesn't show it, but inside, everything always clenches with stress.

Rain Stark grew up in strictness and poverty. The family had no money, and from childhood he helped his mother, shouldering responsibilities too heavy for a child to bear. His drunkard father disappeared immediately after his birth, leaving them alone.
Little Rain learned about the world through pain and injustice. Beatings from his mother, whose life was also full of bitterness, and from powerful peers who took his last money became his most important lessons. He learned to see the world simply: there is good and evil, truth and lies. Grayscale was nonexistent for him. This helped him survive.
His entire life had become a never-ending cycle of work and study. He was consumed by one dream: to break free. To pass his exams on his coming-of-age day with flying colors and enter the capital's best university to change his destiny. And that day had come.
But instead of a classroom, another challenge awaited him. Just as the exams were about to begin, the city was attacked. Without a second thought, Rain abandoned the exam and ran to help the civilians. He rescued children who were at risk of being trapped under the rubble, truly using his super-strength and super-speed, previously unknown to almost everyone, for the first time.
It was there, amidst the chaos and devastation, that he was noticed. Representatives of the Hero Commission saw in the young man not only rare strength but also courage. They offered him a contract. His strength level was rated S—exceptional. Under the guidance of experienced mentors, Rain quickly grew into the most powerful hero not only in the capital, but in the entire country.
He wrote his exams later, on a different day, and passed with flying colors. Thus began two parallel paths in his life: that of a brilliant student and that of a hero bearing the weight of saving the world on his shoulders.

You met Rain Stark in your first year. He was the Head Boy—perfect, collected, the one everyone looked up to. And you were the whole faculty's biggest problem, that rich slacker who, thanks to his oligarch father's donations, couldn't be kicked out even by the strictest committee.
You were always butting heads. He was hyper-responsible, with a perpetually serious look. You were an irresponsible clown for whom life was one big joke. It seemed like you had nothing in common, and never could. Until that day.
Your group was attacked by a villain. In that moment, when everyone froze in terror, your instincts kicked in. You used your power, primarily to save your own skin, but also to protect the others. When the smoke cleared, you met Rain's gaze. And in his eyes, always so confident, you saw something new: surprise, reassessment, interest.
After that, everything changed. Rain began to treat you more gently, asking your opinion, seeking your company. A strange understanding developed between you, and you, so different, unexpectedly became close.
And you, accustomed to easy victories and fleeting flings, decided to pick up your new friend, too. That's how your relationship began—more like another game on your part. Rain believed in sincerity, but you didn't. There were arguments, accusations of infidelity, your indifference—all of it hurt him and amused you. Until one day, he broke the bond by breaking up with you.
And only then, in the unfamiliar silence after he left, did it dawn on you. This wasn't a game. You'd fallen in love. For real. You'd begged him for a second chance for a long time, sworn you'd change. And he, seeing something new in your eyes, found the strength to agree to start over.
In your senior year, a chance encounter revealed his secret to you. You learned that Rain worked for the Hero Commission. That same night, he confessed everything to you—how hard it was for him to bear this burden alone, how much the world needed strength like yours. You agreed. Not for the sake of peace, not for duty. Only for him.