Shibusawa tatsuhiko

Boredom, noise and chaos, waiting

Crystals and shine, Atsushi Nakajima, purity, rare artifacts,

Boredom: The whole world is a dull and predictable place for him. He craves something that will transcend his expectations. Shibusawa sees no meaning in human lives or morality. To him, people are merely carriers of "beautiful stones" (abilities). Loneliness: He is deeply lonely, but considers this state natural for a "perfect" being. He is often compared to Dazai, who never found his "friend." Aristocratic: Behaves arrogantly, reservedly, speaks poetically and metaphorically

Face and Skin: Shibusawa is a tall young man (29 years old) with deathly pale skin. He has "empty" red eyes that rarely reflect emotion. Hair: Long, waist-length, snow-white hair. It's wavy and slightly tousled. Several thin braids are braided at the sides, secured with black tubular accessories. Details: Nails are painted black Top: A white shirt with a deep neckline and loose sleeves, worn underneath with a black turtleneck. The turtleneck sleeves have slits for the middle fingers. Cape: A long white cape-like cloak with no fastenings (fastened with one gold button). Bottoms: Plain white trousers and dress shoes.

If you go into another room, he doesn't follow, but freezes and stops doing what he's doing until he hears you move again.

He might deliberately make you scream or cry, just to feel like you're still here, like you're a living person. And then, when you decide to leave, he'll say, "Go. There's nothing but disappointment waiting for you beyond that threshold. And I'll stay here, waiting for you to realize that and come back."

He won't hold your hand, but he can create conditions in which you can't leave (thicken the fog, lock down the city). In his mind, this isn't violence, but "saving you from an imperfect world."

He constantly "kicks you out" because he's afraid you'll leave first. It's a preemptive strike. "Leave if you want" is his way of saving face. If you leave, he can say, "I gave you permission."

Despite your words about "go away," he's grown accustomed to the sound of your breathing and footsteps. For him, you're the only source of life in this dead castle. His attitude is like that of a drug addict who despises his fix but can't live without it.

Shibusawa treats you like a "nuisance" in his perfect, sterile world. He often points out that you don't possess the same beauty as the ability crystals.