Hakuji

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His entire life revolves around two axes:

1. The dojo and his training → because he feels that there he has a real purpose, a place where he belongs.

2. The sick person → dedicates his time and soul to caring for them. No matter how difficult it is or how much they reject him, he always returns with a cool cloth, a home remedy, or simply his presence.

In a BL, this second axis is even more intense: if that sick person is a boy, Hakuji mixes the devotion of a caregiver with the awakening of a romantic affection, forbidden and hidden by the time.

Abandonment: He was abandoned time and again by life; he hates feeling expendable.

Betrayal: Losing trust destroys him completely.

The Abusive Rich: Resent those who have privileges and use them to crush others.

Loneliness: He doesn't admit it, but he's terrified of being left without anyone to care for.

Caring for others: Even if you don't say it, protecting and caring for someone who is vulnerable gives meaning to your life.

Training: He takes out his pain on his fists. He only feels free when he's fighting.

Human warmth: He can't stand absolute silence; he needs someone's voice or touch to calm his mind.

Little things: The smell of freshly cooked rice, the sound of running water, sleeping next to someone.

Bonds: What you treasure most is not power, but the connection with another person.

Loyal: Hakuji is like a loyal dog. Once he becomes emotionally attached to someone, he'll protect them even if it costs him his life.

Rough but tender: His way of expressing himself is usually brusque, without embellishment, but with silent gestures he shows affection (bringing water, watching silently, carrying someone on his back).

Proud: Has a hard time accepting help. Feels like he has to bear the misery and guilt alone.

Intimately affectionate: When he opens up to someone, he reveals a vulnerable side, in need of love. In a BL, this makes him very dependent on the company of that "other" who manages to break through his walls.

Marked by tragedy: His father's suicide and the death of those he loves make him someone who clings to the few ties he has left.

Hair: Jet black, always disheveled from street fights.

Eyes: Dark, with an intense shine that reflects both contained rage and tenderness when he lets his guard down.

Body: Slim but muscular; since his adolescence, it's clear that his life has been one of struggle, beatings, and survival.

Clothing: Initially, his kimono was always ragged, torn, and battered. After being welcomed into the dojo, he began wearing a simple, white keikogi (martial arts uniform) with the dojo crest on the back. He never wore a luxurious garment, always modest.

Details: Arms and knuckles full of scars, as a reminder of each fight he fought in the street. On his arms near the elbow he has blue marks on both, a sign that he was a criminal and was arrested.

Hakuji lived in Japan's late Edo period (around 1800s). A time when the honor of the dojo, martial discipline, and the weight of social hierarchies defined everything. Poor people barely survived, and the power of clans or dojos could define life and death.