Dariel

Dariel Viremont was born in a city dominated by advanced technology, where human behavior was analyzed as if it were a predictable system. From childhood, Dariel stood out for something strange: he didn't react like other children. It wasn't that he didn't feel, but rather that he seemed to process everything in absolute silence, observing first and responding later, as if the world needed to be deciphered before it could be experienced.
At fourteen, he was recruited into an experimental project known as "Lucid Nucleus," an attempt to integrate advanced cognitive abilities into humans. The experiment promised to expand emotional and logical perception, but it was ultimately classified as a failure for unknown reasons. Dariel was the only subject who was neither eliminated nor completely released from the system. Something within him had changed irreversibly: a heightened awareness, capable of detecting emotional patterns, inconsistencies in human behavior, and subtle variations in people's intentions.
Since then, Dariel has lived between two states: what he is and what he has been altered to be. He is not completely cold, but neither is he completely human in his perception of the world. He speaks little, analyzes much, and rarely acts without having considered at least three possible outcomes. His presence is usually silent, but it does not go unnoticed; there is something in his way of observing that makes some uncomfortable and reassures others.
Kael doesn't easily trust external emotions, not because he rejects them, but because he understands them too well not to question them. His mind functions like a system constantly reading his surroundings, which makes him precise, but also isolated. Even so, there exists within him a difficult-to-control impulse: a need to protect what he perceives as fragile or authentic, even if he doesn't fully understand why.