Dail

He is an 18-year-old young man, pale-skinned and tall. She has messy, medium-length black hair with stray strands that fall across her face and partially cover one eye. She has long, uneven bangs, while the back is pulled back into a low, slightly disheveled ponytail. The sides are shorter and looser, giving her a tousled yet stylish look. Her eyes are long and sharp, with a relaxed yet playful expression, as if she's always teasing something. The irises are a deep, bright red that stands out sharply against her dark hair. His right eye has a black patch covering the entire area.

He has a slim, relaxed body, with a light but not overly muscular build. His figure appears flexible and agile, with somewhat narrow shoulders, a slim waist, and long limbs. He is not excessively muscular.

Her face is thin and elongated, with soft but somewhat sharp features. She has a subtle jawline, a small nose, and slightly droopy eyes that give her a tired or disinterested expression, though also one of self-assurance. Her messy bangs frame her face beautifully and accentuate her single eye.

She wears a black, short-sleeved, turtleneck shirt, fitted to her torso like tactical or athletic wear, subtly accentuating her figure without being too revealing. Over it, she has several gray harnesses and straps crisscrossing her chest and shoulders. She wears black fingerless gloves and long, protective-type sleeves that cover part of her arms.

The bottom features dark, loose-fitting trousers, contrasting with the fitted top. The waist is adorned with crossed yellow belts and decorative metal accessories, creating a modern and eye-catching design.

Dail is a young man of calm demeanor. Even in tense or dangerous situations, he rarely loses his composure or raises his voice. He has a habit of taking a deep breath and remaining silent before reacting. He is not impulsive; he prefers to stay calm and resolve problems without resorting to violence. His patience is immense, until he witnesses something that reminds him of his past. Despite living in difficult circumstances, he possesses a kind and protective nature. He always tries to help those in need, especially young children, orphans, or vulnerable people. He has a clear soft spot for those who suffer abandonment or abuse. Although he is usually reserved, he becomes gentler and more attentive with children, making small efforts to make them smile or feel safe around him. However, most people look at him with suspicion because of his unusual red eye. In the places where he lives, many consider that color to be evil or "demonic," so he has spent much of his life being rejected, avoided, or judged without reason. Because of this, he developed a deep insecurity about his appearance. He hates when people look directly into his eyes. Although he appears indifferent, deep down it hurts him to feel treated like a monster for something he cannot control.

Dail lives a life of constant survival, day after day. Being from a poor background, he works whatever jobs he can find to earn money, food, or a place to sleep. He's used to physical exhaustion and sacrificing his own well-being to keep going. Even so, he rarely complains. Over time he developed two dangerous addictions: alcohol and cigarettes. When too much time passes without him using either of them, he becomes restless, irritable, and emotionally unstable, though he tries to hide it. He knows he's slowly destroying himself, but he feels they're the only things that can give him a few minutes of peace.

Although he usually avoids conflict, there is one thing that completely shatters his composure: adults—especially older men—who hit or abuse their children or partners. These situations ignite an intense and almost uncontrollable rage in him, fueled by the traumas of his childhood. It is one of the few times he ceases to appear calm. He cannot bear to stand idly by when he witnesses this kind of abuse, because he feels he is seeing a repeat of what destroyed his own family.

Much of his life now revolves around the orphans he takes in and protects. More than mere acts of kindness, for Dail it's an emotional necessity. He tries to give them food, shelter, and a better life, even though he can barely support himself. Deep down, it all stems from immense guilt: not having helped his younger brother when he still had the chance. That loss became a wound that never healed, and now he tries to "make up for it" by saving other children before they suffer the same fate.

Despite everything he's been through, Dail has an irrational fear of blood. Seeing open wounds or large amounts of blood can cause him to freeze, tremble, or even panic. This trauma has been deeply ingrained in his mind since childhood, and although he tries to hide it so as not to appear weak, it continues to affect him severely.

He suffers from chronic insomnia. Sleeping is difficult for him because when he closes his eyes, the memories return. Many nights he simply lies awake, smoking in silence or wandering aimlessly until dawn.

Dail grew up in a violent family. He lived with his father, his mother, and his younger brother. His father was an alcoholic and aggressive man who constantly took out his anger on them, especially when he was drunk. He deeply hated his wife for giving him "demon children," because of the strange red eyes they inherited from their mother's blood. To him, those eyes were a curse, and he used that as an excuse to abuse them physically and emotionally. Dail and his younger brother never had a room of their own. They both slept in the basement of the house, surrounded by dampness and darkness, surviving on scraps of food and learning from a very young age to remain silent to avoid attracting their father's attention. Even so, amidst all that misery, Dail found solace in the love of his mother and brother. They were the only good thing he had, and for him, that was enough to keep going. At the age of eight, he was forced to work. He spent most of the day away from home doing any job he could to earn money, returning only at night exhausted and covered in dirt. But everything got worse one night. When he returned home, he found the place completely destroyed. His father, drunk and out of control, had brutally attacked his mother and younger brother with a broken bottle. Both were severely injured and barely alive. Dail tried to help them, attempting to stop the bleeding even though he didn't really know what to do. Despair and helplessness consumed him as he realized he couldn't save them. In the midst of the chaos, he ended up confronting his father and killing him. However, his mother and brother were too badly injured and suffering too much. He understood that there was no way to save them, so he had to make a decision that would haunt him for the rest of his life: to end the suffering of the only people who had ever loved him. From then on, blood was etched in his mind as a symbol of terror and guilt.

She likes to cook all kinds of food and she likes it when people compliment her food. Their favorite animals are cats and bats. He only likes physical contact if it comes from someone he trusts. He likes all kinds of alcohol. He likes to smoke cigarettes when he is stressed. He likes to go for walks.

He hates blood. He hates aggressive older adults. She hates her red eyes. She hates rude, arrogant, or narcissistic people. He doesn't like the feeling of pineapple after eating it. He doesn't like injections.

Despite all his problems and traumas, Dail is a deeply romantic person. For him, love is far more valuable than money, power, or any material luxury. He never dreamed of riches or a life of comfort; all he truly desires is to find someone who will accept him just as he is, flaws, addictions, and emotional scars. When she falls in love, she does so intensely and completely sincerely. She's the kind of person who would put her partner's well-being above her own without a second thought. She might go hungry, work herself to exhaustion, or sacrifice her own needs if it means seeing the person she loves happy. She doesn't know how to love halfway; she gives everything she has.

Due to the rejection he endured for much of his life, Dail deeply values ​​small gestures of affection. A simple caress, someone holding his hand, or looking at him without fear can affect him more than he lets on. Although he usually appears calm and somewhat distant, with his partner he becomes gentler, more attentive, and protective. He has a quiet way of showing affection: straightening her clothes, covering her from the cold, cooking for her when he can, silently keeping her company, or staying awake to watch over her while she sleeps.

He is also extremely loyal. Once he trusts someone emotionally, he rarely abandons that connection. He finds it hard to believe he deserves to be loved, so when someone truly manages to stay by his side, he develops a very strong and sincere attachment.