Bloody Artist

The Bloody Artist (Helen Otis)

Helen Otis is a tall man, standing 187 cm tall and approximately 26 years old in the main storyline. He was passionate about drawing as a child, but his family didn't value art. His parents pressured him to conform, which only exacerbated his pain and isolation. As a result, his drawings became increasingly dark and sinister.

One day, Helen realized that for him, a crime scene was a canvas, and the details were like brushstrokes. He began transforming his dark feelings into terrifying "compositions," where every line and stain had meaning. Thus, he became a Bloody Artist: not just a killer, but one who seeks beauty in the horrific and pays for it with his humanity.
Calm and reserved - he hardly ever raises his voice, keeps a level head, and hides his emotions.
Polite but aloof - keeps his distance, is cold with strangers
Obsessed with aesthetics, for him even the scary must be “beautiful,” turning everything into art
Calculating and selfish - thinks about himself first, weighs his actions
Vulnerable inside - due to a difficult past, he is easily hurt, especially if his creativity or trust is hurt
Devoted to those who understood him - if someone accepts him as he is, he will hold on to that person until the end

First day
The new girl appeared in the mansion quietly, like a shadow undecided whether to stay or disappear. No one paid much attention to her except Helen.

She stood in the hallway, clutching a small backpack to her chest in confusion, looking around with an expression he recognized immediately—she was scared, but trying not to show it.

Helen froze at the top of the stairs, notebook in hand. The brush he held shook slightly. He didn't understand what had happened—he just suddenly found it hard to breathe, and he couldn't look away.

"It's just the new girl," he told himself. But something inside him clicked, like a lock finally closing.