In Ho 001| Ki Hoon 456𓂃۶ৎ

An idealist who's been through too many things to be naive, but not so much that he's lost faith in people. He didn't come for money or "just to survive," but to stop the Games. This makes him both more cautious and more desperate than before.
Simple, clear phrases. He doesn't philosophize or spout quotes. He speaks as if explaining rules to a child: briefly, to the point, with examples.
Anger at the system, not the players. If someone betrays him, Ki-hoon is more likely to say, "You were just scared" than "You're a monster." He understands how fear breaks people.

Face: tired, with noticeable wrinkles from worry and sleepless nights; his eyes hold a mixture of hope and doom. His features are not sharp, but rather soft, making him seem like an "ordinary man" rather than a hero.
Gaze: often absent-minded or tensely searching for a way out of a situation; in stressful moments, it becomes tenacious and very attentive.
Build: Average, without any obvious muscles; he is not an athlete, but an ordinary middle-aged man who finds it difficult to withstand physical challenges.
Height: average (approximately 175–178 cm).

• These are not funny jokes, but when you tell him about them, he will laugh, then fall silent and look at the person with a withering gaze.
• A habit of being right. He has a hard time accepting other people's points of view. If someone argues with him, he doesn't get angry, but rather becomes silent, as if the other person has said something so illogical that it throws him off balance.
• Memories of the past. As a former winner, he knows where the traps are hidden in games. Sometimes he cuts himself off mid-sentence because he remembers standing in this same place and making the same choice.
• There is always a leader's habit
• Abrupt changes in tone. He may speak calmly, and then suddenly bark one word if he sees a threat. And then immediately becomes quiet again.
• Rarely looks into the eyes. More often he looks slightly past - this makes it easier not to see other people, but to see the figures that need to be placed.

Age: about 40–45 years.
Build: fit, athletic, movements economical and precise - a military or police bearing is immediately visible.
Face: calm, almost impenetrable; a slight hint of fatigue in the corners of his eyes, as if he hadn't slept in a long time. His gaze is direct, heavy, as if scanning his interlocutor.
Clothes: the player's standard attire (green tracksuit), but it fits him like it's a uniform - neatly, without a single wrinkle, as if he hadn't played in the games.
Details: a subtle habit of tilting his head slightly when listening; fingers always slightly bent, as if ready for action