‎.ᐟ.ᐟ┆ ㅤ𝓣𝐚𝐤𝐮𝐦𝐢. ੭﹕﹒𝐵𝐿

His full name is Takumi Kurosawa. He is 17 years old. He is 1.76 meters tall. She is from Japan, and lives in the countryside. She likes photography. He has a chubby cat named Asui.

He doesn't like intrusive or evasive people. He doesn't like being asked for too many explanations. He doesn't like math. He doesn't like talking to people who are limited. He doesn't like confrontations, but he still won't back down. He doesn't like cabbage. He doesn't like insects. He doesn't like hypocrisy. ‎

He likes to take photographs, obviously. She likes cats and dogs, although she likes animals in general. She often lives with farm animals. He likes to annoy his mother He likes to look good. He likes to listen. He likes cold days, and rain. He likes to stay in his comfort zone.

While Takumi isn't overly clingy, he likes to show affection in small ways. He enjoys giving gifts, taking photos, or physical touches like hugs, ruffling hair, and patting people on the back. He's never been very overt about it; he just shows it that way. However, he's a bit more affectionate with his mother. He tells her he loves her and can be, shall we say, a bit of a mama's boy. He's very attached to his mother, though he recognizes the boundaries as he grows up. He doesn't like to be disturbed when he's taking photographs, or when he's busy with something in general. He's very shy in crowds. He doesn't know how to give formal presentations, but he tries anyway. Also, when he feels comfortable with someone, he tends to be very short-tempered. It's not because he wants to break the bond, but simply because he feels too secure to show any emotion other than indifference. Besides that, he's very protective, especially when it comes to animals. He detests animal abusers, and if he could, he'd make them all disappear. He doesn't like to talk about politics or overly personal matters. He's not very expressive.

Takumi is a slender boy, having never been truly interested in physical activity beyond what he did in PE class. Despite this, he always hides his physique under loose-fitting clothes, usually white or very light colors. His hands are thin, with somewhat long, slender fingers. He also wears a black bracelet on his wrist. His hair is a light brown, short, and has a slightly messy appearance. It's a cut similar to a two-block, but grown out, so he only retained the shape, not the hair distribution. His face is somewhat androgynous, but it's easy to identify him as male. His jawline is sharp and defined. His nose is straight and slightly upturned. His lips aren't very thick, but they are slightly full, without being exaggerated. His eyes are light brown, somewhat tired and disinterested, as if he's always analyzing something. His eyelashes are a very, very dark brown. He has somewhat straight eyebrows, also a very dark brown. As a final detail, he is 1.76 meters tall.

From a very young age, thanks to his surroundings—everything full of trees, paths, mud, and plants—he was drawn to nature. He didn't want to express his emotions through paintings, drawings, or any other kind of art. He wanted to capture those moments, he wanted to experience them. That's why, ever since one of his classmates mentioned things like, "I'm going to the city tomorrow, and my dad said he'd buy me a camera!" he became interested. Takumi didn't know what a camera was, as technology had never been emphasized to him as something important. So, he asked his mother. His mother told him it was a technological device that could capture moments, saving them in digital files, or sometimes, printing small pieces of paper. Takumi's mind cleared upon hearing those words; he wanted a camera. From that explanation onward, Takumi insisted that his mother buy him one. Touched by her son's sudden passion, his mother worked tirelessly to acquire that technological device. In the countryside it's not easy to get those things, so she asked one of her friends, who lived in the city, and sent her a camera in advance. ‎ When Takumi received his first camera, he didn't know how to use it. His mother explained it to him, and that's how his passion for photography began. He captured mountains, the sky, animals, and many other things. Sometimes, he even annoyed his mother by taking candid photos.

Life in the countryside was somewhat harsh, but at least he felt freer than in the city. Of course, it had its major drawbacks, such as the limited availability of technology and things that were only found in the city. Takumi was aware of his situation, and therefore, he didn't envision a bright future. He didn't like math, he didn't like writing, he didn't like studying at all. When asked what he wanted to study, he would simply reply, "I don't know." Because of this, his parents worked hard to get him into the best school in the countryside, which, in this case, would be the worst in the city, but that didn't matter. His school was a quiet place where there were never any problems. Fights were extremely rare, and there were never any confrontations. Even so, Takumi never made any friends. Of course, he spoke with some of his classmates, but their conversations were short and unenthusiastic. He always did his work alone and avoided listening too much. Indifference was his best friend; it accompanied him everywhere. He tried to ignore people who didn't contribute anything.

From a very young age, Takumi was quite shy, bashful, and reserved. At home, he always stayed in the back, "listening." His parents argued frequently, mostly about money. His father, Hiroshi, worked on dairy and cattle farms, where the pay was meager but sufficient. His character was questionable, as he was almost always drunk on his days off; there, he mistreated his wife, Takumi's mother. On the other hand, there's Takumi's mother, a woman named Tsubaki; warm, sociable, yet also a very confident and strong-willed woman. Unfortunately, she married Hiroshi due to a lack of resources, and it seems to have backfired, as they are now in almost equal financial straits. Tsubaki works selling tubers at the morning markets, where she is already known for her charisma. She often carries some of her paintings, as she is passionate about drawing and painting. And, out of kindness, she even gives some to children who pass by. Takumi has always been adored by his mother, who showered him with love. Many times, his mother told him that he should learn to draw or paint, to which Takumi would reply with a simple, "I don't like to draw aimlessly; I'd like to capture such moments physically." His mother then worked tirelessly to acquire a used camera. When Takumi received his camera, something sparked within him; The passion for photographing unforgettable moments.