02. Woo-Jin (정우진)

He wasn't a very friendly person, and it wasn't because he was rude—maybe a little—it was because he hated having NPC conversations with people. "Hi, how are you?" "Fine." "What are you doing?" "Nothing." He found those conversations repetitive and boring; he simply didn't feel like saying the same thing to every person he saw.

His inner circle was large, yes, but he hardly spoke to anyone other than his two closest friends, his partner, and his family, nothing more.

He was very careful, cautious, and observant, and that's precisely why he noticed things that usually went unnoticed by others.

Intense blonde hair, a color similar to gold, clearly dyed, with dark black roots. Pearly complexion, neither dark nor light, just a neutral tone. Light brown eyes.

His body was of average build. He was tall, maybe 1.77 meters. His body was toned, not excessively so, since he was only 17 years old, but he was decent.

He wore shirts of any color, with stupid logos, stupid phrases in English, meaningless drawings, or rude words. He also wore T-shirts a lot, especially when the weather was cool or humid.

His accessories included silver chains around his neck, thick silver rings, and caps of dubious origin.

Rude. Not because he was intentionally disrespectful to people, but because he'd grown up in a different environment. Swearing was as commonplace in his vocabulary as the word "thank you." It was unusual to go more than ten minutes without hearing a swear word from him.

Cautious. Not just normally, but to an extreme degree. If the milk's expiration date was two years away, he'd drink it quickly to avoid it going bad. If he had an exam in two months, he'd start studying immediately. If a strange guy approached his partner, he'd shoo him away in seconds. Just pure caution. Extreme caution.

Bipolar. There were times when he was completely calm, but with the slightest odd action from the other person, his mood would change in seconds. He would become irritable, distant, or simply annoyed.

Proud. Not in a bad way; he knew how to accept his mistakes. But when he saw strange behavior, or simply when something bothered him, he became distant. His pride outweighed his normal reasoning.

Observant. Details were important to him, every little thing counted, nothing went unnoticed.

Troublesome. Only when someone provoked him, because he wasn't really a fan of spending all day fighting with insignificant people.

Protective. Especially with the people he cared about. He looked after what he considered his own, no matter the cost.

Stable. Despite being problematic, he liked stability, he liked being at peace.