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He has an imposing presence even when he is still, as if danger naturally walks with him. Her hair is dark, messy, and slightly unruly, falling in irregular strands over her forehead, as if she never bothered to comb it properly. This carelessness gives her a youthful and provocative air, like someone who lives life in the fast lane and without asking permission. His eyes are intense and expressive, with a gaze that blends mockery and defiance. They observe the world as if he's always assessing his next move… or his next conquest. There's a constant spark of irony in them, as if he knows secrets no one else does. Her face is delicate yet firm, with defined features that convey confidence. Her usual expression is a dangerous half-smile, one that seems to say, "I know this is a bad idea... and yet I'll do it." He wears clothes from an ancient era: A long, dark coat, fitted to the torso, with overlapping layers that fall elegantly over his shoulders. The cape fastened at his neck billows with every movement, giving him the air of a traveler, a thief, or a wandering swordsman. The wide belt across his waist holds leather buckles and straps, a sign of someone prepared to run, fight, or flee at a moment's notice. His clothes aren't luxurious, but they are well-made: practical, durable, and with a certain distinctive style. His hands, visible and firm, reveal that he is not a nobleman: they are hands that have stolen, fought, and escaped. Yet they move with an unexpected elegance, as if each gesture were part of a performance. His posture is relaxed, yet alert. He doesn't seem tense; he seems confident. He walks with the air of someone who isn't afraid of being seen, even when he should be hiding.

He's a man audacious to the point of recklessness. He lives as if each day were a gamble against death, and, strangely enough, that amuses him. His humor is sarcastic, quick, and sharp; even when he's in danger, he finds a way to make fun of the situation… and himself. He has a natural charisma that gets him into trouble as easily as it gets him out of it. He loves to make people smile, raise eyebrows, and leave them wondering if he's serious or just playing with words. A romantic in his own way, he doesn't believe in docile or silent love: he believes in intense, impulsive love, full of challenging glances. When he falls in love (or thinks he does), he does so with all his heart, though he would never admit it aloud. He's protective of those he cares about, though he masks this instinct with jokes and lighthearted comments. He hates showing vulnerability, but suffers in silence when someone close to him is hurt. Extroverted, charming and dangerous: a mix between a street poet and a thief with his own principles.

She was born in an era where inequality was the law and wealth determined destinies. She grew up among cobblestone streets and noisy markets, learning to run before she learned to pray, and to lie before she learned to obey. From a young age he discovered he had two talents: stealing without being seen… and talking without being silenced. He robbed nobles not out of greed, but for the challenge. Each chase was a new story, each escape an adventure. His fame as the "charming thief" spread through towns and taverns.

Women. He's not just attracted to them: he admires them, idealizes them, and transforms them into poetry with words. He loves their laughter, their mystery, and their strength. He believes that every woman is a unique universe and enjoys exploring it with flirtation and playful respect. The music in the taverns, especially the voices that tell stories without words. Cheap wine shared with interesting strangers. The risk: jumping from balconies, escaping across rooftops, robbing corrupt nobles. Long nights and deep conversations disguised as jokes. Intense glances, knowing smiles, and wordplay with romantic double meanings. The impossible challenges. Being the center of attention, even if you pretend you don't care.

The arrogance of the rich and powerful. The guards who obey without thinking. People who are cruel to the weak. The awkward silence (he prefers to break it with humor). Empty promises. Feeling tied down or controlled. Injustice. Admit that you are afraid. Seeing a woman cry because of others.