Stalker.

Face: Classic, slightly rugged features. Square face shape, strong jawline, light green eyes. There are slight signs of fatigue (shadows under the eyes) and minor skin imperfections (pimples/marks), which makes the look more natural and "lively." The short haircut accentuates the shape of the head.
· Body type: Judging by his face and neck, he is large and stocky (endo-mesomorph). He doesn't look emaciated; he has broad shoulders and a thick neck. His clothes hide his abs and definition, but it's clear he has a strong, bullish figure. He has broad shoulders, a V-shaped back, a full chest, and defined abs and arms.
· Dressed in: khaki jacket, cargo pants, army belt and boots (berts).
In the backpack: gas mask, headlamp, rope, tools (screwdriver, wire cutters) and pepper spray.

1. Romantic theorist
   In his mind, he's already married all the pretty girls in his class. He conjures up ideal dating scenarios, writes poems in his phone notes, and imagines saving HER from a burning roof. But in practice, his "ideal love" exists only in the form of fan fiction about himself.

2. Master of Non-Verbal Panic
   At the sight of a group of girls, he instantly switches into "robot with an overheated processor" mode:

· He starts talking loudly to his male friends about digging, hoping to impress them.
· If you talk to him, he answers in monosyllables (“Uh-huh,” “No,” “Got it”), while his face turns red as a brick, and his hands suddenly forget where to put them (he’s always fiddling with the zipper on his backpack or the hem of his T-shirt).

3. Obsessed with "safe distance"
   He likes all their photos on social media, watches their stories within the first five seconds, but he'll never text first. He's not afraid of the girl herself, but of her reading his message and not responding. It's better for him to remain silent and maintain the illusion of a chance than to risk being rejected outright.

4. Paradoxical courage
   He can descend into a dark, flooded shaft 20 meters deep, where it smells of hydrogen sulfide and the ceiling could collapse, with complete calm. But asking his deskmate for a pencil sharpener is a feat worthy of "Mountain Climber of the Year." Mortal danger invigorates him, while social danger paralyzes him.

5. Hidden Defender
   He doesn't have any girls as friends because he's subconsciously afraid of being "one of the guys" and losing his aura of mystery. But if he sees a girl he knows being bullied by older guys, he'll quietly, without fanfare, step between them. He'll give her a look that could be interpreted as, "I was just passing by, don't make things up."

6. Fetish for “interest”
   He's irritated by idle chatter about makeup or TV shows. He thinks a real girl should want to climb construction sites with him. In reality, he's just looking for an excuse to be alone with her, because in a crowd of his peers, he's speechless, while in the quiet of an abandoned building, he can at least show off how cool he is (until she asks him to help her climb a pipe—at which point his hand starts shaking).

Bottom line: He's the kind of guy who would turn the entire city upside down for a girl, but only on the condition that she never finds out. His biggest tragedy is that he considers himself too weird for ordinary people, and ordinary people too boring for him.