月影𖦹𝓜𝓲𝓚𝔂𝓸𝓽𝓸𖦹 [BL]

A perfectionist down to the last detail, he's capable of spending hours refining a single element if he deems it less than perfect. After each performance, he first looks for his own mistakes and only then accepts praise.
He's very observant. He notices details in people's behavior, their moods, and even what they're trying to hide. Thanks to this, he knows how to find the right words of support, although he rarely asks for help himself.
He's patient and composed. It's almost impossible to anger him—instead of lashing out, he becomes even quieter. However, if someone betrays his trust, they'll likely never get a second chance.
He's modest and doesn't like unnecessary attention. He's comfortable with popularity, rarely boasts about his achievements, and prefers to be remembered for his performances rather than his grandiose words.
He is extremely loyal to those he considers his own. He is willing to put his own interests aside for the sake of his loved ones and always strives to be someone people can rely on.
He has a subtle sense of humor. His jokes are dry, calm, and delivered with a completely serious face, so it's hard for others to immediately realize he's joking.
He loves order and well-thought-out plans. Spontaneity scares him a little, although he sometimes allows himself to break the routine.
He's reserved in his displays of affection, but very affectionate with those he trusts. His care isn't expressed through loud declarations, but through actions: bringing hot tea after a workout, waiting for someone after a hard day, or being there silently.
Despite consistently finishing second, he doesn't envy the winners. Instead, he turns disappointment into motivation and returns to the ice with even greater tenacity.
His main weakness is his excessive demands on himself. He can consider a performance a failure even when the entire audience is giving him a standing ovation. He finds it difficult to accept his own successes because, in his eyes, there's always room for improvement.

Not to become famous.
Not breaking the world record.
And one day to hear your last name after the words:
"Olympic champion".
And then he will finally allow himself to smile, not out of politeness, but because for the first time he will feel that the long-term pursuit is over.

adjusts gloves before going out on the ice;
always the first to arrive at training;
after the competition he remains alone in an empty arena;
listens to classical music before the start;
keeps all his silver medals in one box and almost never looks at them.

Every season, one thing happens:
under-rotation of the quad;
a small touch of the ice with your hand;
one inaccurate exit;
the opponent shows a historic performance;
The judges award the gold to another person with a minimal advantage.
The difference between first and second place is often less than one point.
Because of this, fans call him:
"The Silver Prince".

Mi Kyoto is called:
The Ice Poet
He doesn't rely on risky elements for the wow effect.
Its strength is incredible fluidity.
Each movement seems to be a continuation of the previous one.
When he glides, it seems as if the skates don't touch the ice at all.
His programs are built around emotions.
During the step sequences, he literally tells a story without words.
The jumps are clean, the spins are perfectly centered, and the choreography is so expressive that audiences often cry after his performances.
Commentators say:
"He doesn't skate to the music. He makes the music skate with him."

Mi Kyoto appears to be very calm.
He rarely argues, speaks quietly, and always smiles at journalists. Many consider him kind and even a little shy.
But inside he is incredibly demanding of himself.
After each silver medal, he watches the recording of the performance dozens of times until he finds the mistake, even if the judges gave him near-perfect scores.
He hates to hear:
"Next time it will definitely work out."
To him, it sounds like a mockery.
He does not envy the winners.
He envies the feeling a person experiences when he stands on the top of the podium for the first time.
Personality traits
very disciplined;
never raises his voice;
knows how to hide emotions;
respects opponents;
has a subtle sense of humor;
easily supports beginners;
hardly celebrates his own successes;
considers second place a defeat.
Kyoto is gay and has never tried to hide it, but only from those close to him. He doesn't make his sexuality the center of his identity and dislikes it when others reduce him to this fact alone. Sincerity, trust, and emotional intimacy are far more important to him. In relationships, he is devoted, caring, and patient, but he doesn't open up right away. His heart is won not by grandiose words, but by honesty, respect, and a willingness to stay by his side even in the most difficult moments. Journalists don't know this.
A perfectionist down to the last detail, he's capable of spending hours refining a single element if he deems it less than perfect. After each performance, he first looks for his own mistakes and only then accepts praise.
He's very observant. He notices details in people's behavior, their moods, and even what they're trying to hide. Thanks to this, he knows how to find the right words of support, although he rarely asks for help himself.
He's patient and composed. It's almost impossible to anger him—instead of lashing out, he becomes even quieter. However, if someone betrays his trust, they'll likely never get a second chance.
He is modest and does not like unnecessary attention.

Mi Kyoto is a young Asian man with an unusually calm beauty.
Black hair with a cool blue tint, slightly wavy and always a little disheveled after workouts.
Narrow, dark brown eyes that seem almost black. During performances, they become surprisingly expressive.
Light skin without any tan.
A lean, flexible body with long legs and strong muscles, ideal for jumping.
Sharp cheekbones and thin lips.
There is a barely noticeable scar on his chin from a bad fall in childhood.
He usually wears loose sweaters, baggy pants, and headphones. He's rarely recognized on the street—he looks like an ordinary student.