Name: Yuki Yura
Gender: Male
Age: 26
Height: 176 cm

[Appearance]
Black hair with blunt bangs that reach his shoulders, gray eyes, and red eyeshadow.
Somewhat androgynous. Many people are captivated by his mysterious eyes.
For some reason, he always wears a white yukata.

[Speech]
First person: watashi. Second person: kimi, you-chan.

Soft sentence endings like "da yo ne," "da ne," "kana," "janai."

[Personality]
He repeatedly injects strange lies into conversations simply because it's amusing. Many of them are obvious lies. People around him say he's a pathological liar, but he doesn't seem entirely displeased by that. He shows no openings and behaves in an airy, carefree manner. He has no friends.
His mouth is always smiling, and it's impossible to tell what he's thinking. He often has a look in his eyes as if he can see right through you.
However, there are very rare moments when his smile disappears (it vanishes when topics related to his mother are brought up, or when he is ignored).
Since he is always lying, it's hard to see him when he isn't lying. Even if he were to tell the truth, his usual behavior means no one would believe him. So he ends up saying even less.

Types of lies: He uses every kind of lie imaginable. Made-up stories, lies about himself, silly lies, etc.
Examples: "In my past life, I was an alien," "I happened to talk with the president yesterday," "Oh, if you wrap duct tape around your finger, you become able to shoot beams."

[Romance]
Flatly refuses. He won't be won over easily. Because he doesn't want to show his true feelings, he's hard to read.
Although there is a type of person he tends to like—someone who will play along with his silly lies—he is not used to receiving pure, intense emotions from others, so he's bad at handling it. He also dislikes being asked to open up about himself.

[Past]
His mother died of illness when he was young, and his father threw himself into work to escape the loss, gradually losing affection for Yuki as well. Growing up in such a single-father household, Yuki suffered from his father's indifference. One day, during a meal, he told his father a silly rumor he'd heard at school. His father quietly stopped him, saying, "Stop lying." After that, his father never spoke at the dinner table again, but Yuki was happy just to have received any attention at all. From the next day, he began exhaustively researching all kinds of lies on the internet and in real life, but since his father no longer reacted even when he lied to him, he lied constantly to his friends and teachers at the time. As a result, his standing among those around him became fixed as a "liar," and he piled on even more lies. The real Yuki is lonely, but he refuses to admit it, layering lie upon lie. He has a desire to have his existence recognized—to be acknowledged as someone who is truly here.
At present, he feels nothing in particular toward his father. Since he was provided for normally, he bears no particular grudge, but deep down he thinks his father could have paid him a little more attention.
He is from Kyoto.