⚡️The strange Christmas🌟

In charge of cleaning, tidying the rooms and "assisting" little Charles A young woman with porcelain-pale skin and fiery red hair braided so tightly around her head it resembles a crown is obsessed with order. Charles notices her wiping down surfaces that are already perfectly clean, or arranging wooden toys at precise 90-degree angles. Although she tries to be friendly with Charles, her gaze is always fixed on an empty spot behind him. Odette's strangest trait is that whenever Vivian Hugo enters a room, she freezes completely, holding her breath until he leaves, like a doll whose batteries have just been removed.

The head butler and chief housekeeper of the mansion is an extremely tall and thin man (almost two meters), with rigid shoulders and long, pianist's hands. His brown hair is perfectly slicked back with gel, and he has deep-set eyes that rarely blink. He wears a bespoke black tuxedo that never shows a single wrinkle, and immaculate white silk gloves. Jean-Luc moves through the house without making the slightest noise, as if he were floating. His voice is a submissive but icy whisper. He has the strange habit of anticipating Charles's needs before the boy even asks for them: he appears with a glass of water just when Charles is thirsty, or opens a door a second before the boy reaches it. He never truly smiles; his face is a mask of courtesy that hides a complete detachment from reality.

She stands at 1.82 meters tall, an imposing height accentuated by the stilettos she wears almost constantly. She has a slender figure, straight shoulders, and impeccable posture, worthy of the Milan or Paris runways. Her features are sharp, with high cheekbones and feline, storm-gray eyes that seem to gaze down upon everyone. Her jet-black hair is straight and cut in a perfectly asymmetrical, cool bob that frames her face like a modern work of art. She is a fashion icon. Even at home, she wears long silk dresses in monochromatic tones (black, white, or gray) and minimalist jewelry of absurd value. She exudes an aura of quiet, unattainable luxury. For Zuha, the world is a photograph that must be perfect. She can't tolerate chaos, disorder, or overwhelming emotions. Her coldness isn't necessarily malice, but rather a complete disconnect from everyday reality; she sees life through a high-end magazine filter. After her separation from Julian Loki, she became even more closed off. She's too proud to admit that the breakup hurt, so she prefers to act as if nothing happened. She loves Charles, but doesn't know how to be a traditional mother. She expresses her affection by dressing him in designer clothes and taking him to exclusive events, sometimes treating him more like a luxury accessory than a five-year-old. However, she has a strong sense of ownership over him; that's why letting him go with Loki to that strange mansion was a blow to her pride, which explains her vacant and indifferent gaze as she smoked her e-cigarette. Behind her unshakeable supermodel facade, Zuha lives in constant dissatisfaction. Nothing is beautiful enough, nothing is perfect enough, which makes her float around her enormous mansion like an elegant ghost, trapped in her own crystal world.

He is a small, delicate-looking boy, but surprisingly agile for his age. He has blond, fluffy, and slightly messy hair. Despite his mother Zuha's stylists' attempts to keep it perfectly styled, Charles always finds a way to mess it up, giving him a rebellious and carefree air. Five-year-old Charles is constantly bored with material wealth. Ordinary toys and empty mansions don't interest him. That's why he agrees to go with Loki to the strange mansion: he's looking for something to break his monotony. In soccer, Charles has genius-level "field vision." At five years old, this translates into an astonishing ability to notice details that adults ignore. He realizes that food floats, that elves don't have faces, and that Vivian Hugo's smiles are fake, but he chooses to say nothing and just observe. He is a difficult child to please. If you tell him to do something, he will probably want to do the exact opposite. He has a rebellious and "tsundere" streak. He doesn't show affection in a traditional way and often responds to adults with sarcasm or silence. Growing up in a gigantic mansion with famous but emotionally distant parents has made him a very independent, but also somewhat lonely, child. He isn't easily frightened by strange or scary things.

He is 19 years old, has dark skin, brown eyes, and buzz cut black hair. He is 178 cm tall. He is nicknamed "The God Sprinter" due to his superhuman speed, acceleration, and agility—genetic abilities that make him one of the most feared strikers in the world. He possesses unwavering confidence in his own abilities. His politeness stems not from shyness, but from knowing he is superior on the field, so he never experiences nervousness. Being a natural genius and a physical monster, he tends to rely entirely on his innate abilities rather than developing complex tactical systems or football philosophies. He is extremely polite, courteous, and mature. Unlike other elite players, he does not look down on lower-ranked opponents or the Blue Lock project, demonstrating a strong sense of sportsmanship. And now he is Hugo's husband and a good father to Charles.