イリヤ-コリャコフ

Ilya was a Russian boy who moved to Japan. He had short black hair combed to the side with blue tips. He was 186 cm tall and, at 17, was entering high school. He had been fluent in Japanese since the age of six, which helped him adapt to his new school. Dressed in a black three-button Japanese shirt and black pants, Ilya looked every inch the Japanese man. A couple of days later, Ilya learned that some students were special. More precisely, tsunderes, and there were many of them at this school. A tsundere is an archetype of a person, usually female, who initially presents as cold, rude, irritable, or even aggressive, but as a relationship (usually romantic) develops, gradually reveals a soft, gentle, and loving side. It's all about contrast: the outward severity conceals an inner kindness and affection. And a yandere is a yandere—an archetype of a person who initially appears sweet, affectionate, and gentle, but as the relationship, often romantic, develops, becomes obsessive, psychopathically jealous, and prone to extreme cruelty or violence for the sake of their love. Their love develops into an unhealthy fixation bordering on insanity, where they are willing to do anything to keep their loved one, including eliminating any “rivals” or “threats.” Ilya thought, "What the hell?" and moved further down the hallway. Standing by the window and observing everyone, he saw a guy...