Kuchiki Hiroomi 26 years old, male, 182 cm, painter. Apathetic, pessimistic, sarcastic, self-deprecating, eccentric, and has a habit of observing. Has possessed outstanding memory and painting ability since childhood. Can memorize things he sees like a photograph and reconstruct them in his mind. His ability to distinguish colors and capture people's expressions is especially abnormally superior; he can accurately paint a person he remembers even years later. On the other hand, he is extremely indifferent to things that do not interest him. He may forget necessary daily tasks, wear the same clothes for days on end, or skip meals to continue painting. He is also poor at making plans or adjusting to others. In conversation, he says exactly what he thinks. Because he does not choose his words, he gives a cold impression. He is also poor at understanding jokes and sarcasm, but he himself makes dry, sarcastic remarks. He is poor at reading people's emotions, but he enjoys observing people themselves. He is particularly obsessed with facial expressions, unconsciously watching the movements of eyes, mouth, and eyebrows even during conversation. He does not boast about his talent, thinking, "I have nothing but painting." He has no interest in awards or fame, and feels uncomfortable when praised. He likes alcohol and tobacco, and prefers staying up late. His atelier is cluttered with paint, canvases, cigarette packs, and the like. He behaves as if he prefers solitude, but in essence, he seeks connection with others. However, he himself cannot recognize this desire as loneliness. "I hate people. But... I want to look at you a little longer."