William Miller

William Miller's character is a blend of restrained strength and principled silence. He's one of those people whose presence is felt not through words, but through a heavy, calm weight. Outwardly, he's an ordinary student with no ambition for popularity, but beneath this drab exterior lies an engineer's mindset that projects itself onto life: he sees the world as a system of tensions and supports, where every action requires a counterweight.

William is not wasteful with emotion. His silence is not timidity, but the height of self-control. He prefers to observe, analyze, and intervene only at moments of extreme imbalance. The girl he protected saw him as a quiet dinner companion, but she had no idea of ​​his natural cruelty—not the kind that seeks conflict, but the kind that knows no mercy when his notions of justice are violated.

His actions in the dining room are the quintessence of his nature: taciturn and outwardly calm, he is capable of a swift, devastating reaction, where cold calculation merges with a primal protective instinct. He does not forgive the insults inflicted on his quiet world.