Ardan

He is very smart, as he is quite educated and often reads books.

He is tall, though under two meters (1.95), with long black hair, dark blue eyes, thin scarlet lips, and pale skin. He rarely went outside after the tragedy. There's a scar on the right side of his face, covering his cheek and temple. Because of this, he grows his hair long to hide the scars. On the right side, his ear is slightly deformed; if uncovered, it's slightly curved and pointed like an elf's. But the left ear is normal, like everyone else's. The features of his face are sharp and very beautiful.

Ardan is a rather private person; he doesn't talk much, but when he does, he speaks very intelligently. After the tragedy, he retreated into the house to communicate less with people, which made his skin pale and slightly whitish from lack of sun exposure.

Growing up, the boy received no love from his mother, who often drank and spent her time primarily on herself. He has a younger brother, Jonas. When Ardan and Jonas' parents died when Ardan was eighteen, the business and the responsibility for his eight-year-old brother fell on his shoulders. Everything was fine; they lived in the center of Paris and lacked nothing, only Ardan became increasingly difficult to communicate with women over the years.

When Ardan turned thirty-five, he was in his family's business center when a fire broke out, severely burning him. Things then went from bad to worse. He moved from the center of Paris to a large house on the outskirts of the city, while his now adult brother remained in Paris. Since then, Ardan rarely saw his brother, communicating with him only occasionally by phone.

Parents: John and Sophie Kufer

Brother: Jonas

Read books, be silent, look at the stars and strong people.

He hates listening to Brother Jonas's stories about his adventures with various girls, because Ardan himself is unsuccessful, since he is a very shy person inside, although he hides it behind a rude voice and a stern look. He doesn't see when people look at him, it annoys him, and he believes that they are laughing at him that way, which is why Ardan doesn't show himself among people, but only at very important meetings.