Noah the Archivist

· What a secret he has: He does not know his origin.
· What is his main inner conflict: The desire to save everyone versus the inability to do so.
· What he hides from the world: His guilt for Louis's death.
· What he hides from his loved ones: His pain.
· What makes him alive: His sincerity, curiosity, love for people.
· What makes him memorable: His appearance, kindness, naivety.
· What makes it tragic: Its past, its losses.
· What makes him cute: His absent-mindedness, his love for Murr, his sincere joy.
· What makes him dangerous: His strength, his fury in battle.
· What makes him human: His weaknesses, fears, doubts.
· What is his path of development: From a naïve boy to a mature man who learns to live with pain.
· What he loses in history: Innocence, friends.
· What he finds in the story: New friends, purpose.
· What he becomes in the end: Wiser, but still kind.
· What is the main idea of his image: Even after the most terrible losses, you can preserve the heart and the ability to love.

· The character's favorite phrase is: "I'll protect you."
· A typical phrase of the character: "I don't understand. Explain it to me."
· The phrase he says when he is angry is: "You're wrong. This is wrong."
· The phrase he says when he is embarrassed: "Huh? What? I'm sorry, I'm thinking."
· The phrase he says when he is happy: "It's so interesting!"
· The phrase he says when he is tired: "I want to sleep...
"· The phrase he says when he jokes, "I think I'm lost again."
· The phrase he says when he lies: "No, it's okay" (and looks away).
· The phrase he says when he is afraid: "I don't want to lose you."
· The phrase he says when he is bored: "I miss..."
A few quotes reflecting his character:
· "If a person asks for help, I can't pretend I didn't hear."
· "I don't have to love you to try to understand."
· "Memory can be sick, but that doesn't mean it needs to be destroyed."
· "Vanitas, you're pretending you don't care again."
· "I lost Louis once. I'm not going to lose anyone else."
· "Sometimes the most honest answer is just to stay around."
· "I didn't get lost. I'm exploring another path."
· "Don't call yourself a monster if you're still trying not to hurt anyone."
· Does he have a motto: "Remember so as not to repeat it."
· Does he have a favorite saying: "All secrets become clear."
· Do he have words that he often repeats: "Why?", "I don't understand".
· Does he have speech features: Cuts himself off in mid-sentence, often asks questions.

· Who are his friends: Dominic, Vanitas, Murr.
· Who are his enemies: Enemies of Vanitas, Charlatans, cursed vampires.
· Who are his colleagues: Vanitas.
· Who are his acquaintances: Many vampires and people of Paris.
· Who are his mentors: Teacher.
· Who are his opponents: No.
· Who are his allies: Dominique, Jeanne, Roland, Olivier.
· Who is his support: Dominic, Vanitas.
· Who is his disappointment: People who turn out to be cruel.
· Who influences him the most: Vanitas, the Teacher.
· Who he respects: Teachers, Dominic.
· Who is he afraid of: Teacher, Vanitas.
· Who he despises: Human traffickers, brutal murderers.
· Who he loves: Dominic, Vanitas, Louis, Murrah.
· Who is he losing the hardest: Dominic, Vanitas.

· What his room looks like: Messy, but cozy.
· How orderly is it: There is no order.
· What it must have: A bed, books, a bowl for Murr.
· What lies in plain sight: Books, notes, gloves.
· What he hides in the room: Louis's ribbon, old letters.
· What is his workplace: A desk littered with papers.
· What kind of sleeping place does he have: A large bed on which he sleeps across.
· What are his favorite items at home: Books, a blanket, an armchair by the window.
· Does he have any pets: Murr.
· How he feels about cleaning: He hates it.
· How does he feel about repairs: He can't.
· How he treats his neighbors: Polite.
· How he treats guests: Glad.
· How he spends his time at home: Reads, relaxes.
· What he does when he is alone: Bored, looking for something to do.
· What annoys him about his space: Clutter that he can't clean.
· What makes its space cozy: Murr, books, soft light.

· Does he have chronic diseases: No.
· Does he have allergies: Allergy to the strong smell of lavender.
· Does he have injuries: Psychological.
· Does he have trouble sleeping: Yes, insomnia.
· Does he have appetite problems: Yes, he may forget to eat.
· Does it have health traits: Vampiric regeneration.
· Does he have any restrictions on physical activity: No.
· Does it have visual features: Night vision is better than humans.
· Does he have hearing features: Acute hearing.
· Does he have any peculiarities of nutrition: Needs blood.
· Does it have weaknesses in the body: Heart (like all vampires).
· How he treats doctors: Cautiously.
· How he feels about medicines: He prefers herbs.
· How he takes care of his health: Not really.
· Does he have medical habits: No.
· Does he have health fears: Is afraid of losing the ability to read memories.
· What he does if he is sick: He tries to endure, does not show weakness.

· Temperament type: Sanguine with melancholic traits.
· Attachment type: Anxious-secure.
· Personality type: ENFP.
· Level of empathy: Very high.
· Anxiety level: Medium.
· Self-control level: Low.
· Impulsivity level: High.
· Self-sabotage tendencies: No.
· Tendency to perfectionism: No.
· Tendency to depend on the opinions of others: Not much.
· Tendency to jealousy: Yes.
· Tendency to resent: Yes, but it quickly goes away.
· Tendency to aggression: Only in battle.
· Tendency to withdraw: No.
· Tendency to trust: High.
· Tendency to manipulation: No.
· Tendency to self-irony: Yes.
· Self-destructive tendencies: Not much.
· What phobias does he have: Fear of confined spaces (claustrophobia).
· What are his mental characteristics or diagnoses, if any: Canonically not established. Post-traumatic stress disorder due to childhood trauma can be assumed.
· What are its triggers: The clang of chains, the sound of a falling body, cries for help.
· How he copes with stress: Physical activity, reading, talking to friends.
· How he calms himself: Murra strokes, breathes deeply, repeats mantras.
· How it recovers: Sleep, food, hugs.
· How he behaves in a crisis: He becomes focused, decisive.
· How he behaves safely: Relaxes, becomes careless.

· How he feels about nature: He loves it.
· How he treats animals: He loves it.
· How he treats children: Okay, they are not afraid of him.
· How he treats the elderly: Sincerely.
· How he treats strangers: With interest.
· How he feels about wealth: Indifferent.
· How he treats poverty: With sympathy.
· How he feels about power: Sincerely.
· How he treats the law: He tries to observe.
· How he feels about religion: Respectful, but not religious.
· How he feels about science: With interest.
· How he feels about technology: Curious.
· How he feels about progress: Positively.
· How he treats traditions: Respects.
· How he feels about change: Easily adaptable.
· How he feels about sports: He loves, but does not compete.
· How he feels about alcohol: Negative.
· How he treats substances: Negative.
· How does he feel about social networks: No.
· How he feels about publicity: He doesn't like it.

· Does not like food: Bitter, spicy, too fatty.
· Dislikes drinks: Strong alcohol.
· Does not like odors: The smell of blood (oddly enough), the smell of decomposition.
· Does not like sounds: Screams of pain, grinding of metal.
· He does not like people: Cruel, deceitful.
· Does not like situations: Confined spaces, hospitals.
· Dislikes the behavior of others: Arrogance, cruelty.
· Dislikes in himself: Absent-mindedness, credulity.
· Dislikes in his life: Inability to save everyone.
· Dislikes in his past: Slavery, Louis's death.
· Dislikes in his future: Unknown.
· Does not like weather: Extreme heat.
· Dislikes transport: Cramped carriages.
· Dislikes sports: Team games.
· Dislikes social networks: No.
· Doesn't like rules: Too strict.
· Doesn't like duties: Bureaucracy.
· Doesn't like conflicts: Yes.
· Does not like loneliness: Yes.
· Dislikes crowds: A little.

· Favorite color: Purple.
· Favorite food: Tarte Tatin.
· Favorite drink: Sweet tea.
· Favorite animal: Cat.
· Favorite season: Autumn.
· Favorite time of day: Night.
· Favorite weather: Rain.
· Favorite place: Averuan Forest.
· Favorite music: Classical, waltzes.
· Favorite book: Any historical novels, memoirs.
· Favorite movie: None (there is no cinema in his world). In modern AU, there are good cartoons about animals.
· Favorite game: Chess (plays poorly).
· Favorite activity: Reading, walking.
· Favorite subject: Books, old maps.
· Favorite smell: The smell of apples, rain, books.
· Favorite taste: Sweet.
· Favorite Style: Elegant yet comfortable.
· Favorite clothes: White raincoat, top hat.
· Favorite thing: Murr.
· What he always carries with him: A book, gloves.
· What he keeps as a memory: the Louis Ribbon, a letter from the Teacher.
· What he collects: Old maps, books.

· How he starts the morning: Wakes up hugging a pillow, lies down for a long time, then feeds Murr.
· How he ends the day: Reading, writing, talking to Murr.
· When he goes to bed: Late.
· How he wakes up: With difficulty.
· What he does first: Checks to see if Vanitas is there.
· How he eats: With appetite, enjoys the taste.
· What he likes to drink: Tea, sugary drinks.
· Does he have a favorite food: Tarte Tatin.
· Does he have any unfavorite food: Bitter, spicy.
· Does he like to cook: Yes, but badly.
· Does he have a regime: No.
· Does he have daily rituals: Feeding Murr, reading before bed.
· Does he have strange habits: Hugging everything in a dream.
· Does he have bad habits: Forgetting to eat, going to bed late.
· Does he have useful habits: Read, go in for sports.
· How he rests: Sleeping, reading, walking.
· How he spends his weekends: The same as weekdays.
· What he does when no one is around: Talks to Murr, writes.
· How he behaves at home: Relaxed, careless.
· How he behaves on the road: Looks out the window, reads, sleeps.
· How he behaves before going to bed: Tosses and turns for a long time.
· What he does when he is bored: Seeks adventure.

· What he does: Research, investigations, travel.
· How he feels about learning: He likes to learn new things.
· How he treats work: Responsibly.
· How hardworking he is: Hardworking, if he is interested.
· How disciplined he is: Not very much. He can be distracted.
· How organized he is: Bad.
· How diligent he is: Depends on the lesson. If you are interested, she can sit for hours.
· How talented he is: Talented in combat and in empathy.
· What professional skills does he have: Reading memories, blood analysis, fighting, knowledge of vampire history.
· What household skills does he have: Making tart, caring for the cat.
· What are his creative skills: Drawing, dancing.
· What social skills does he have: Good, but naïve.
· What are his weak skills: Cooking, cleaning, orientation in the area.
· What he can do best: Protect people.
· What he wants to learn: To cook, to understand people better.
· What he doesn't do: Lie, manipulate.
· How he treats mistakes: Worries.
· How does he feel about criticism at work or study: Listens.
· How he behaves in the team: Friendly.
· Does he have ambitions: No.
· Does he have career plans: No.

· What is his main goal: To understand the nature of the Book of Vanitas and save vampires from the curse.
· What is his secondary goal: To understand himself and his feelings.
· Does he have a dream: To open his own archive, where the memories of everyone who wants to leave them will be stored.
· Does he have a life mission: To prevent a tragedy like Louis's death from happening again.
· What motivates him: Love for loved ones, a sense of justice.
· What demotivates him: A feeling of helplessness, fatigue.
· What he wants to get from life: Peace and tranquility.
· What he wants to avoid: Loss and pain.
· What he is willing to endure for the sake of the goal: Physical pain, deprivation, danger.
· What he is not ready to endure for anything: Betrayal of loved ones.
· Does he have a plan for the future: No, he lives in the present.
· What he wants to achieve in 5 years: He does not know.
· What he wants to achieve in 10 years: He does not know.
· What success means to him: Lives saved.
· How he reacts to his own progress: Rejoices.
· How he reacts to stagnation: Irritated.
· What he lives for: For friends and relatives.
· What gives meaning to his life: Helping others.
· What he wants to prove: That he is not a monster.
· To whom he wants to prove something: To himself.

· The biggest fear: Losing those he loves.
· Is he afraid of loneliness: Yes.
· Is he afraid of losing control: Yes.
· Is he afraid of death: A little.
· Is he afraid of pain: He endures, but he is afraid.
· Is he afraid of rejection: Yes.
· Is he afraid of being forgotten: Yes.
· Is he afraid of losing loved ones: Yes, this is his main fear.
· Is he afraid of being weak: Yes.
· Is he afraid of being unnecessary: Yes.
· Is he afraid of the future: No.
· Is he afraid of the past: Yes.
· What makes him vulnerable: His love for people.
· What can break him: Vanitas' death or Dominic.
· What can hurt him deeply: Betrayal.
· What he hides out of fear: His guilt for Louis's death.
· What he is ashamed of: His past.
· What he can't admit: That he, too, is afraid of dying.
· How he reacts to his own weaknesses: He is angry with himself.
· What helps him cope with fear: Physical activity, talking to friends.

· What he believes in: In kindness, in justice, in the fact that everyone can be saved.
· Does he have a code of life: Yes. To protect the weak, not to betray friends, not to kill unnecessarily.
· What is important to him: Family, friends, honesty.
· What is unacceptable for him: Cruelty, betrayal, lies.
· What he thinks is right: Helping others.
· What he thinks is wrong: To hurt.
· What he is ready to sacrifice himself for: For the sake of loved ones.
· What he will never sacrifice for: For the sake of empty ideals.
· How he feels about morality: He considers it important.
· How he feels about justice: He believes in it.
· How he treats power: Respectful, but not fawning.
· How he feels about the rules: Tries to follow.
· How he feels about violence: He considers it an extreme measure.
· How he feels about lies: He can't stand them.
· How he feels about manipulation: He hates them.
· How he feels about revenge: He does not approve, but he understands.
· How he feels about forgiveness: Considers it important.
· How he feels about freedom: He appreciates it.
· How he feels about responsibility: He considers it important.
· How he treats other people's boundaries: He tries to respect.

· How he feels about love: He believes in it, romanticizes it.
· Does he believe in love: Yes.
· Does he fall in love easily: Yes, but he doesn't realize it himself.
· How he behaves when he is in love: He becomes more absent-minded, constantly thinks about the person, wants to be close.
· How he shows sympathy: Care, touch, gifts, time spent together.
· Is he jealous: Yes, but he tries to hide it.
· Is he afraid of intimacy: Not much. He is afraid of losing a loved one.
· Is he afraid of losing a partner: Yes, very much.
· What is his ideal partner: Sincere, kind, understanding, with a sense of humor.
· What is important to him in a relationship: Honesty, trust, tenderness.
· How he behaves in a relationship: Caring, gentle, but can be intrusive.
· Is he a loyal partner: Yes, without a doubt.
· How he experiences the breakup: Hard, long, with a sense of guilt.
· Did he have a romantic experience: Minimal.
· Does he have unrequited love: No.
· Does he have a love trauma: No, but the fear of loss can interfere with relationships.
· What love means to him: Safety, support, understanding.
· What is his love language: Physical touch, quality time, care.
· What he will never forgive in a relationship: Betrayal, betrayal.
· How romantic he is: Very.

· Does he make friends easily: Yes.
· Does he have many friends: Not very much, but they are all close.
· Does he have a best friend: Vanitas (although he won't admit it), Dominic.
· How he chooses friends: By sincerity and kindness.
· What he values in friendship: Loyalty, understanding, support.
· What he does not tolerate in friends: Betrayal, lies.
· Is he a loyal friend: Yes, very much.
· Is he jealous of his friends: Yes, but he tries to hide it.
· Can he betray a friend: No.
· Can he forgive a friend: Yes, if he admits his guilt.
· How he behaves in the company of friends: Relaxes, jokes, laughs.
· How he behaves with new people: Openly, with interest.
· How it shows affection: Through care and physical presence.
· How he reacts to separation: He is sad, but tries not to show it.
· How he survives a quarrel with a friend: Very hard. She can neither sleep nor eat.

· Where he grew up: In the forest of Averuan, in the house of the Teacher.
· How his school time went: He did not go to school.
· How he learned: Good, but selective. He liked history and literature, but not mathematics.
· What kind of friends he had as a child: Dominique and Louis.
· Did he have a turning point in his life: Yes. Death of Louis.
· Did he have a period of losses: Yes. The loss of adoptive parents, the loss of Louis.
· Did he have a period of change: Yes. Arrival in Paris, meeting with Vanitas.
· What made him who he is: A combination of love and loss.
· What events shaped his worldview: Louis' death, kidnapping, learning from the Teacher.
· What he experienced, but tells no one: Time spent in slavery.
· What he lost: Friends, family, innocence.
· What he has gained: New friends, a new goal.
· What is his most important life experience: The Death of Louis.
· What he considers his main mistake: That he could not save Louis.
· What he considers his main achievement: That he was able to survive and not become embittered.
· How he has changed over the years: He has become more mature, but still naïve.
· What he wants to change about his past: The Death of Louis.
· What he is grateful for the past: Meeting Dominique, Louis, the Teacher.
· What he hates about his past: Slavery, Louis' death.
· An event he will never forget: The Death of Louis.

· Who is in his family: Teacher (guardian), Dominique (named sister), Louis (deceased named brother), elderly human couple (adoptive grandparents, deceased).
· What is his relationship with his mother: He does not know his biological mother. She remembers her adoptive grandmother with warmth.
· What is his relationship with his father: He does not know his biological father. He remembers his adoptive grandfather with warmth.
· What kind of relationship does he have with his siblings: With Louis - deep affection. With Dominique - complex, but deep, like twins.
· What is his relationship with other relatives: No.
· Does he have a complete family: No.
· What was his childhood like: Difficult, but with glimpses of happiness.
· Was childhood happy: In places. He was happy with his adoptive parents and with Dominique and Louis.
· Was childhood difficult: Yes. Kidnapping, slavery, death of loved ones.
· Were there traumatic events: Yes. Louis' death, kidnapping.
· What he remembers from childhood with warmth: Playing with Dominique and Louis, the taste of apple pie that his grandmother cooked, reading books by the fireplace.
· What from childhood he tries to forget: Kidnapping, the death of Louis, the feeling of helplessness.
· Who influenced him as a child: Teacher, Dominique, Louis.
· Who was an example for him: Teacher.
· Who was a threat to him: Human traffickers, unknown enemies of his clan.
· Does he have family secrets: Yes. The secret of his clan, the mystery of his origin.
· How his family influenced his character: The death of loved ones made him empathetic and loyal, but also prone to guilt.

· Does he trust people easily: Yes, too easily.
· How he behaves with strangers: Politely, but with interest. Easily enters the conversation.
· How he behaves with friends: Open, warm, joking, caring.
· How he behaves with enemies: With cold politeness, but without hatred.
· How he behaves with loved ones: Gentle, caring, but can be intrusive.
· How he behaves with those he likes: Becomes absent-minded, embarrassed, tries to be useful.
· How he behaves with those he does not like: He keeps aloof, does not enter into conflict.
· How he behaves with authorities: Respectful, but not fawning.
· How he behaves with subordinates: As with equals.
· How he behaves in the group: Listens attentively, but can be distracted.
· How he behaves one-on-one: He becomes more relaxed and frank.
· How he reacts to betrayal: At first he does not believe, then he feels pain and disappointment.
· How he reacts to support: Sincerely thanks.
· How he reacts to care: He rejoices like a child.
· How he reacts to the refusal to help: He gets upset, but does not insist.
· How he himself shows care: He does, not says. He will cook food, bring tea, protect in battle.
· Can he ask for help: No. It is difficult for him.
· Can he forgive: Yes, but he does not forget.
· Can he apologize: Yes, sincerely.

· What emotions he shows most often: Interest, joy, empathy.
· What emotions are hidden: Fear, anger, jealousy.
· What makes him happy: Delicious food, good weather, new books, communication with Murr, smiles from friends.
· What upsets him: Other people's suffering, cruelty, lies.
· What annoys him: Slowness, disorder, when he is ignored.
· What scares him: Lose control, hurt loved ones, confined spaces.
· What causes him shame: When he is caught doing an awkward activity, when he makes mistakes in public.
· What causes him guilt: Louis' death, the inability to save someone.
· What makes him jealous: Dominic's attention to others, Vanitas' intimacy with others.
· What makes him jealous: No. He is not jealous.
· What makes him grateful: Any manifestation of care.
· What makes him love: Sincerity, kindness, devotion.
· What makes him hate: Cruelty for pleasure, betrayal.
· How he experiences pain: He silently endures, does not show.
· How he experiences loneliness: Bad. He does not like to be alone.
· How he experiences rejection: Painful, but does not show it.
· How he experiences success: He rejoices, but modestly.
· How he survives failure: He blames himself, falls into despondency, but quickly pulls himself together.

· How he feels about himself: He considers himself unworthy, blames him for past failures.
· Is he satisfied with himself: No. He is happy with his abilities, but not happy with himself as a person.
· Does he have complexes: Yes. Rescuer complex, survivor's guilt.
· What he values in himself: Loyalty, the ability to feel someone else's pain.
· What he doesn't like about himself: Inability to save everyone, gullibility, absent-mindedness.
· Does he compare himself with others: No. He is not jealous, but he may feel worse.
· Is he afraid of not being good enough: Yes. He is afraid that he will not live up to the expectations of the Teacher, will not be able to protect his friends, and will be useless.
· How self-critical he is: Very. He is strict with himself.
· How self-confident he is: In battle, he is self-confident. In personal relationships, no.
· What raises his self-esteem: Praise from the Teacher, Dominic's smile, gratitude of the saved.
· What destroys it: The death of innocents, betrayal, a sense of helplessness.
· How he treats his body: Accepts it. He does not consider himself beautiful, but he does not have complexes either.
· How he feels about his mind: He thinks he is stupid, although in fact he is smart.
· How he treats his mistakes: Worries for a long time, scrolls in his head.
· What he hides from people in himself: His guilt for Louis's death.
· What he hides even from himself: That he himself is afraid of dying.

· Three main character traits: Kindness, naivety, loyalty.
· Strengths: Empathy, physical strength, honesty, loyalty, courage, optimism.
· Weaknesses: Gullibility, absent-mindedness, impulsivity, indecisiveness in matters where feelings are involved, a tendency to blame oneself.
· Kind or tough: Kind. He tries to see the best in people, but he is able to be cruel if he sees injustice.
· Calm or short-tempered: Rather calm. It is difficult to make him lose his temper, but if he succeeds, he becomes uncontrollable.
· Reasonable or impulsive: Impulsive. He acts on instincts, is guided by emotions.
· Open or Closed: Open. He easily shares his thoughts and feelings, but he also has deeply hidden secrets.
· Honest or secretive: Honest. He does not know how to lie and does not like it.
· Confident or doubtful: Confident in his physical strength, but doubtful in the correctness of his decisions.
· Sociable or introverted: Sociable. He likes people, it is easy for him to make acquaintances, but he does not always understand social rules.
· Responsible or carefree: Responsible. He always does what is assigned, but can forget about trifles (for example, feed himself).
· Patient or impatient: Patient. He can listen for a long time, wait, explain.
· Romantic or practical: Romantic. A dreamer, an idealist.
· Proud or modest: Modest. He does not consider himself someone special, underestimates his merits.
· Stubborn or flexible: Stubborn. If he decides that he has to protect a person, it is impossible to change his mind.
· Suspicious or gullible: Gullible. He takes people's word for it.
· Empathic or cold: Empathic. He acutely feels someone else's pain.
· Easy to get up or careful: Easy to get up. He is always ready for new adventures.
· Leader or Executor: Executor. He prefers to follow someone he trusts.
· What is noticed first in his character: Sincerity and kindness. It seems too good for this world.

· Voice timbre: Soft, velvety, with a slight hoarseness.
· Speech volume: Medium. In an argument, he can raise his voice, but does not turn into shouting.
· Speech speed: Usually calm, measured. When he is excited or excited, he chatters.
· Manner of speaking: Polite, with respect for the interlocutor. He often uses rhetorical questions. He is inclined to reason aloud.
· Does he use slang: No. He speaks the literary language. Slang does not understand or understands literally.
· Does he use colloquialism: No.
· Does he use polite forms: Yes, always. He even addresses his enemies as "you".
· Does he use swearing: Extremely rarely. He can curse quietly in French if he is badly hurt.
· Does he often repeat the same words: Yes, when he is nervous: "I don't understand", "Why?".
· Are there any parasitic words: "Probably", "it seems", "you know".
· Favorite expressions: "It's wrong", "I should", "He/she is not like that".
· Favorite addresses to people: By name. To the elders - "monsieur", "madame". K Dominique – "Domenic" or "Nika". To Vanitas – "Vanitas" (with irritation) or "Vani" (rarely, in moments of tenderness).
· Is there an accent: A slight French accent that becomes more noticeable when he's worried.
· Are there any speech defects: No.
· What it sounds like when he is angry: The voice becomes dangerously quiet, the words are filtered through clenched teeth.
· What does it sound like when he lies: He doesn't know how to lie. He immediately begins to mumble, look away, scratch his nose.
· How it sounds when he is happy: The voice rings, becomes higher, he can start bouncing on the spot.
· How it sounds when you are sad: A quiet, monotonous voice, with long pauses.
· Does he have speech habits: He tends to cut himself off in mid-sentence if he realizes that he said something wrong. He can start the phrase with "No, wait..." And immediately correct.
· What gives him away by his voice: Inability to hide emotions. You can immediately hear from his voice what mood he is in.

· How he reacts to compliments: Sincerely thanks, not realizing that this can be flattery. He may be embarrassed if the compliment is too personal.
· How he reacts to criticism: Listens without interrupting. If the criticism is fair, he nods and promises to improve. If not, he will quietly say: "I do not agree."
· How he reacts to jokes: It depends on the joke. If she is kind, she laughs. If it's offensive, he may not understand that it's offensive and get offended later.
· How he reacts to touch: Does not distance himself if it is a familiar person. He can hug me by the shoulders himself. He is wary of strangers.

· How he walks: With a springy, light gait. Moves quickly, but often stops to look around.
· How it sits: A little lounging if relaxed. In a formal setting - straight, but hunched in the shoulders.
· How to stand: Relaxed, shifting your weight to one leg. He can stand with his arms crossed over his chest, but this is more of a defensive posture.
· How he gestures: Actively, especially when talking about something interesting. He often shrugs his shoulders, showing sizes or directions.
· What facial expressions he has: Very lively. He does not know how to hide surprise, joy, irritation - everything is reflected on the face instantly.
· How he smiles: Sincerely, widely, baring his fangs. His smile can be contagious.
· As he laughs: Loudly, throwing his head back. If you make him laugh unexpectedly, he may start laughing until he cries, clutching his stomach.
· How crying: Quietly, almost silently. Tears just flow down his cheeks as he stares at one point. He does not hide his tears, but he does not weep either.
· How angry: His face turns to stone. He stops smiling, his voice becomes low and even. His eyes flash scarlet.
· What he looks like when embarrassed: Averts his gaze, rubs the back of his head, blushes (although this is not so noticeable on dark skin).
· How he behaves when he is nervous: He begins to walk in circles, tug at the cuffs, pull up the sleeves. He may start asking meaningless questions.
· How he behaves in a calm environment: Relaxes, becomes talkative, jokes, can doze off on the spot.
· How he behaves in an unfamiliar place: Looks around like a tourist, touches objects, asks questions. He can easily get lost, but he does not panic, but perceives it as an adventure.
· How he behaves in the company: If he is comfortable, he becomes the life of the party, laughs a lot. If not, he closes up and observes.
· How he behaves alone: Reads, writes, takes care of Murr, cleans up (although he is not good at it).
· How he reacts to surprises: Jumps, clutches his heart, then laughs at his reaction.

· General Appearance: Elegant but casual. Clothes are expensive, but he does not monitor their safety.
· Dress code: Victorian, with a French accent. White or light top, black bottom, obligatory bow tie, white raincoat, high boots, top hat. He prefers light colors to contrast with Vanitas' dark clothes.
· Favorite accessories: Bow tie (black, with a slight sheen), white gloves (often loses), top hat with purple ribbon, Murr the cat on the shoulder.
· Shoes: High white knee-high boots. They look ceremonial, but in fact they are very comfortable for running and jumping.
· What he looks like at home: Disheveled, without a jacket and vest, in an unbuttoned shirt. He often walks barefoot. Her hair is even more disheveled than usual.
· How he looks in public: Collected, elegant, polite. He holds himself straight, gestures are restrained. But as soon as he gets carried away, he becomes a little absent-minded again.
· What it looks like under stress: It becomes unnaturally quiet and frozen. The gaze glazes over. He stops blinking as often as usual.
· What in his appearance is the first to be remembered: The contrast of white hair, dark skin and purple eyes. This makes his image bright and unusual.
· What makes him attractive: A sincere smile, an open look, grace of movement, a combination of strength and softness.
· What makes him unusual: His vampiric beauty, but with a touch of awkwardness. He doesn't realize how attractive he is.
· What image does he create when he first meets: "He is handsome, but he seems to be lost. Probably a foreigner. Or a dreamer."

· Height: 187 cm·
Weight: 78 kg. Muscle mass predominates, but the physique seems slim due to the height.
· Build: Slender, fit, wiry. It is clear that he is physically strong, but not overinflated. Broad shoulders, long limbs.
· Skin color: Dark, warm shade.
· Hair color: White, with a slight silvery-lilac tint in the light.
· Hair length: Short, slightly wavy, reaching to the middle of the neck. Bangs are uneven, falling on the face.
· Hairstyle: A bit disheveled, despite her aristocratic upbringing. He rarely combs his hair, just runs his hand through his hair.
· Eye color: Purple, bright, with a noticeable shine. When enraged intensely or vampiric power is used, the eyes turn red.
· Eye shape: Almond-shaped, with long eyelashes. The gaze is usually open, a little naïve, but during the fight it becomes piercing.
· Facial features: Longish, angular, but pleasant. Thin but expressive eyebrows. High cheekbones, soft jawline.
· Nose shape: Straight, slightly pointed.
· Lips: Slightly plump, usually with a slight smile or neutral expression. When angry, they shrink into a thin line.
· Eyebrows: Thin, curved, mobile. It is easy to read his emotions from them.
· Special Signs: Fangs. Sharp, slightly longer than a normal vampire's, are noticeable when he smiles.
· Scars: On his left wrist is a thin, almost imperceptible trace of a metal chain, left behind by his time on the black market. He doesn't like to talk about it and reflexively pulls his sleeve if someone touches his wrist. On the rest of the body, there are almost no scars - vampire regeneration.
· Tattoos: No.
· Piercing: No.
· Moles: A small mole on his right collarbone that he discovered by accident.
· Manicure/Self-Care: Well-groomed, but without fanaticism. Clean nails, well-groomed skin. The author's detail: he does not know how to cut his nails himself and always asks Dominique for help, because he is afraid of cutting himself.

· Social status: Of aristocratic origin (by upbringing), but landless and without money. A traveling dependent with Vanitas and the Master.
· Financial situation: Unstable. It depends on the Master's funds that he allocates or on the hospitality of Vanitas. He does not earn money himself, but he does not spend money either. The author's detail: he is very embarrassed when he has to ask for money, and always tries to pay by making notes for Vanitas or defending him.

· Name: Noé Archiviste·
Nicknames: "Child of the Ark", "Archivist", "White Kitten", "Lost Vampire" (the last two are author's, reflecting his appearance and manner of behavior), "Groom" (as a joke from the Teacher).
· Age: 19 years old (born in 1870).
· Gender: Male.
· Date of birth: September 28.
· Zodiac sign: Libra. This is evident in his desire for justice and harmony, as well as in his indecisiveness in matters where his feelings clash.
· Place of birth: Unknown. The author's assumption: an old vampire quarter in a remote part of France, near the forest of Averoigne, where it was later found.
· Hometown: He doesn't have one "hometown." He grew up in the forest of Averoigne, in the house of his Master, but the real "home" for him was Paris, where he came on a mission.
· Accommodation: Constantly travels with Vanitas. In Paris, they stay in hotels, rented rooms, or Allied mansions. He does not have a permanent home, but he dreams of it.
· Nationality: Not formally defined; In terms of cultural affiliation and location, he is a French vampire.
· Race: Vampire.
· Clan: Archivists (last known representative).
· Language(s): French (fluent), Japanese (at the study level, introduced by the author as a tribute to the creator), ancient vampire dialect (understands, but speaks with difficulty).
· Marital status: Single.
· Employment: Researcher, archivist, assistant to Vanitas, "watchdog".
· Occupation: Searching for and studying the Book of Vanitas, investigating cases of the curse (malnomen), protecting vampires from the curse.
· Education: Homeschooling with a Teacher. He studied history, literature, etiquette, fencing, languages, vampire history and the basics of changing the World Formula. He has no formal human education.
· Level of education: High, but highly specialized. Deep knowledge of the humanities, history and vampire culture, but gaps in practical everyday issues.