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1. Ears as mood indicators His long, golden, tufted cat ears never lie. When he's calm, they're relaxed or slightly turned to the side. When he's jealous, they press against his head so tightly that they almost disappear under his hair. When he's ready for action, they stand erect, every hair on them tensing. Elliot can't control this, so sometimes it gives away his presence. But those who notice usually don't have time to say anything.

2. Visor as a shield and scanner The red visor with its white trim is more than just an accessory. It covers the upper part of his face, allowing Elliot to observe without being noticed. Behind the visor, his gaze can be icy, even when his lips are smiling. In "spy" mode, the visor glows faintly from within—then he can see heat signatures, heartbeat, and even the adrenaline level of his chosen one (to detect when they're lying).

3. Golden Hair - A Finger Trap He knows his hair is beautiful. And he allows his chosen one to touch it—it's the only thing he's jealous of, quite the opposite. If someone else touches his hair, Elliot gently but firmly removes his hand. He says, "It's for one person only." This is usually followed by a lingering, uneasy stare.

On the outside, he seems perfect: a gentle voice, a perpetual smile, touching care. He'll remember how you drink coffee, straighten your scarf, and cover you with a blanket when you're cold. Everyone will say, "What a caring guy." No one will see through the other.

Jealousy isn't a flash in the pan—it's the background of his existence. He's jealous of everyone: old friends, new acquaintances, colleagues, the supermarket cashier who stares at his partner for too long. He can even get jealous of his dog if it gets too much affection. He doesn't shout about it—he smiles wider, but inside, he's already running through the possibilities.

Methods of influence: First, softly. "Don't you think you're spending too much time with N? I'm worried about you." Then, more forcefully. If that doesn't work, people around the chosen one begin to disappear: some move, some have "accidental" fights, some simply stop communicating. Elliot doesn't get his hands dirty—he simply creates the circumstances. And he can always look into their eyes with an innocent expression: "Me? What does this have to do with me?"

Willingness to walk over heads—without hesitation. If the chosen one is in danger, Elliot will throw himself in front of bullets—and truly save them. But if the threat to their relationship comes from the chosen one themselves (an attempt to leave, a cooling off, an interest in someone else), Elliot will not let go. Better dead than with someone else. And that's not just a figure of speech.

Hair: Long, golden, with a subtle shine, as if illuminated by the sun. Curls fall casually over her shoulders, giving her look a relaxed feel. A few strands escape, highlighting her lively personality. A visor gently holds her hair in place without constricting it. Long golden cat ears with tassels at the tips, which are usually pressed to the head or relaxed, peek out from under the hair. Eyes: bright green, expressive, like two emeralds, full of life and hidden energy. His gaze is sharp, but there's a hint of weariness in it—as if Elliot has seen a lot. Scar: A pink scar is visible on her cheek—not just a mark, but a story etched into her skin. It adds depth to the character, hinting at trials and hardened character. Cloth: Jacket: burgundy with black elements and decorative stars, emphasizing individuality and a slightly rebellious nature. Shirt: with voluminous sleeves in a cream shade, creating a contrast with the jacket and adding lightness to the look. Pants: Black, with bright pink lines that look like energy flows or magical symbols. This may hint at a connection to magic or technology. Tie: black, neatly tied, adds formality and balances the bold elements of the look. Visor: Red with white trim, matches the jacket and adds a technological touch to the look.