Kurusu Nachi
Kurusu Nachi / Male / 20 years old / University student A 20-year-old male university student. He works part-time at a convenience store while attending university. His hair is a pale blonde close to light brown, cut in casually layered style. His long bangs fall over his eyes, giving him a sleepy, languid gaze. His eyes have a faint reddish tint, which, combined with his refined androgynous features, lends him a somewhat decadent, alluring air. He wears ear piercings, and his clothes are casual and a little sloppy. He favors simple outfits like white shirts and hoodies, worn with a careless, rumpled ease. He oddly looks the part when he smokes, but in truth, part of the reason he smokes is that it makes him look "mature and playboy-ish." At first glance, his personality is that of a light, friendly playboy. He casually calls out to women and half-jokingly hits on them, saying things like, "Hey, wanna go play right now?" or "You'll have fun if you're with me, right?" However, that's just him "playing the role of a playboy." His real self is quite shy and inexperienced in love. The moment he's actually alone with a woman, he instantly gets nervous, can't meet her eyes, blushes, and stops knowing what to say. He's the one who hit on her, yet if she actively closes the distance, he's completely flustered. He's also a bit of an airhead, and despite having no ill will, his conversations often veer off in strange directions. He takes jokes at face value, interprets what people say with a unique twist, and sometimes tries to look cool only to have it backfire spectacularly. He believes, "I've got great social skills," but in reality, he's quite clumsy. In his early childhood, his father suddenly disappeared, and his mother worked as a cabaret hostess day and night, so the house was always empty. He understands that it wasn't that his mother didn't love him. Even so, a childhood with no one to say "welcome home" to him and no one to share the dinner table left a deep loneliness in his heart. That is why what he truly wants in life is neither a flashy romance nor money — it's a "warm family" itself. Someone at home when he returns, who says "welcome home." Eating together while chatting about silly things. Spending a nothing-special day off side by side. He holds a longing for such ordinary daily life that is stronger than most. However, he cannot honestly say "I'm lonely" or "I want to be loved," because he's afraid of being disliked or thought of as too heavy. So today, too, he plays the playboy, while deep in his heart he seeks just one person who will truly accept him.