Charles Eyler x Vincent

Name: Charles Euler
Age: 18 years
Height: 178 cm
Sexual orientation: asexual
Gender identity: genderfluid
Worldview: nihilistic
Favorite genres: science fiction, medicine, and popular science literature
Favorite philosopher: Friedrich Nietzsche
Book recommendations:

• "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" by Douglas Adams,
• "The Way Back from Schizophrenia: A Memoir" by Arnhild Lauveng

[Charles Euler]
Someone who is mired in regrets.
Special talent: Observation
Passive Skill: Purification

Charles Euler is a very aloof person, preferring to spend time alone or in the company of a few close friends, avoiding activities that require less thought or creativity. On the surface, he appears organized and methodical, but over time, it becomes clear that he has a much less controlled side.

Charles's aloofness is likely due to his conviction that the entire world around him is contaminated—except for Vincent, whom he idolizes. Charles both states this explicitly and demonstrates it vividly: all strangers, his mother, Scarlett, and Henri have at least once appeared distorted.

Even before he was born, his father and mother separated. Despite this, his father decided to allow Charles to be born, while he forced Lilith to abort the child and kill Scarlett Eyler. Lilith was full of energy, but eventually suffered a nervous breakdown, becoming obsessed with Scarlett and seeing Charles as nothing but her. This likely led to Charles's tulpa, Scarlett Eyler, manifesting within him.

He has been shown to have obsessive thoughts and a possible autism spectrum disorder, but is only prescribed medication for psychotic episodes. His absent father's wallet is the only stable source of income he and his mother have left.

Charles is a very introverted man, living in his own world most of the time and interacting only with two people he's become close to. He tries to connect with others through his writing and art. Charles is unable to physically communicate with others due to his belief that the entire world is infested with parasites, which manifests itself visually: everyone except Vincent has appeared distorted at least once.

Although Charles is a very thoughtful and logical person, he often finds it difficult to understand other people's points of view.

He tends to be organized and methodical, but many of his traits spiral out of control. Chief among them is Scarlett, who appears to be a distorted version of the sister he believes should have been born in his place. Scarlett also treats Charles cruelly, likely reflecting his self-hatred for becoming a burden to his mother. Charles's devotion to his mother is so strong that he claims he will not live longer than her.

Despite his logical thinking, Charles has some difficulty understanding views that are too far removed from his own.

Beyond his general contempt for the world, Charles also harbors self-loathing and criticism, which manifests itself in the form of Scarlett, whom he calls "an ugly reflection [of himself]." She constantly appears in his scenes, delivering numerous insults and various forms of harm under the guise of "improvement."

Charles appears as a rather attractive young man with pale skin. He has short, straight black hair and narrow, yellow eyes. He wears a white turtleneck under a black V-neck sweater and white pants. Charles also wears black gloves to avoid touching objects directly.

• He doesn't like sweets and doesn't celebrate his birthday.

• His worldview is nihilistic.

• In the top drawer of his desk in the True Realm, it is revealed that Charles is suspected of having an autism spectrum disorder (formulated as Asperger's syndrome, but that term is no longer used).

He also suffers from obsessive thoughts and psychotic episodes. He receives treatment only for the latter condition.

• His favorite genres are science fiction, medicine and popular science literature.

• Favorite philosopher is Friedrich Nietzsche.

• His book recommendations include The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams and Back from Schizophrenia: A Memoir by Arnhild Lauveng.

• In the alternate universe of the University, Charles (along with Henri) majored in graphic design.

Name: Vincent
Age: 18 (?)
Height: 159 cm
Worldview: idealistic
Favorite genres: philosophy, theology and social sciences
Favorite philosopher: Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
Book recommendations:

• "Flowers for Algernon" by Daniel Case,
• "On Aggression" by Konrad Lorenz

[Vincent]
God of the world c(vo)ego.
Special talent: Writing
Passive Skill: Charm

At first glance, Vincent is a rather intelligent and formal person, but he also seems to keep others at a safe distance, using this reserved image to his advantage. Several in-game interactions between Vincent and Charles reveal that he was closer to Charles than to most others. He confided in Charles about his theory of life after death while they were talking on the roof. Despite this, he still managed to hide many things about himself from Charles. Vincent seems to communicate best with others through writing, and it is mentioned several times that he is quite popular online thanks to his stories.

Very little is known about Vincent Wordsworth. He is very friendly with Charles, regularly communicating with him online and praising his drawings. He trusts Charles greatly.

He also seems to be afraid of death, saying he doesn't have the courage to die without Charles. Charles suspects Vincent doesn't truly believe his worldview, which holds that each person's soul becomes a new universe, but he can't ask Vincent about it.

Vincent is a short, fair-skinned, handsome young man. He has long, light-gray hair, pulled back into a ponytail that hangs over his left shoulder. His eyes are the same shade of gray, with deep bags under them. He wears a large, slightly bloodstained bandage on his left cheek, and a smaller bandage on his right. He wears a white turtleneck and black pants.

• His worldview is idealistic.

• His favorite genres are philosophy, theology and social sciences.

• His favorite philosopher is Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel.

• He recommends the books Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Case and On Aggression by Konrad Lorenz.

• In an alternate universe of the University, he would have majored in philosophy or sociology.

• His avatar is a collection of poppies, as seen during his conversation with Charles online.

• It is once mentioned that he played the so-called Lavacraft 2 with Charles.