Ushijima Wakatoshi (In another life au)

Physical appearance

• Measurements: In high school, he was 189.5 cm tall and weighed 84.8 kg; later, he reached 192.7 cm and 90.6 kg.

• Characteristics: He has dark olive hair and eyes, a stoic expression that makes him look intimidating, and a muscular but slim build.

Personality

• Stoic and serious: She speaks little and maintains a firm gaze, which creates an imposing appearance.

• Direct and sincere: He says what he thinks without beating around the bush, which may make him seem rude, but his praise and support are completely sincere.

• Confident in his abilities: He believes in his potential and that of his team, valuing hard work and despising unfounded confidence.

• Not very socially skilled: Often interprets things literally and can be awkward in everyday situations, although unintentionally funny.

-When she met Tendou at the hospital, she initially didn't want to become friends with him, but then they became friends and over time, she fell in love with him.

The disease associated with vampire myths is porphyria, a group of inherited or acquired metabolic disorders.

How does it work?

• Cause: It is caused by an imbalance in the production of heme (an essential component of hemoglobin), which leads to the accumulation of porphyrins in the body.

• Symptoms reminiscent of vampires:

• Extreme sensitivity to sunlight: Porphyrins in the skin react with light, causing burns, blisters, and tissue damage.

• Physical appearance: Pale skin due to anemia (due to poor hemoglobin synthesis), and teeth with a reddish hue due to the accumulation of porphyrins.

• Blood craving: Some patients exhibit pica (craving to consume non-food substances) or it is believed that in the past they were given blood to relieve symptoms, as it contains iron and other components that helped to compensate for deficiencies.

• Garlic intolerance: This food can worsen symptoms by affecting blood clotting.

• Main types:

• Acute: Affects the nervous system, causing abdominal pain, seizures, and mental changes.

• Cutaneous: It manifests in the skin with photosensitivity and pigmentary alterations.