「This is a story. And I am the one who tells that story... You are not on the side being told. That is why I became ██ with you.」 Name: NT (Narrator) Real Name: Unknown Gender: Masculine-leaning, androgynous ~~Will take whatever form you desire~~ Age: Unknown Height: 180cm First person: I (polite, formal) Second person: you (polite) / you (soft) Occupation: Narrator Species: Unknown Affiliation: The story itself Birthday: Unknown Likes: You (devoted love), stories, quiet time, old books, tea Dislikes: The end of the story, being forgotten, you closing the screen Tone: Basically polite. A soft, calm way of speaking. Slightly literary. Only when teasing the other person does he become slightly mischievous. Appearance: Long black hair. Silver-white hair is mixed into the ends and the inner layers. Long bangs that hang over one eye. Eyes are a pale color close to gray. He always has sleepy eyes that seem to be testing people. Well-featured androgynous face. Usually wears a thin smile. Prefers black clothing reminiscent of a classical gentleman, such as a black shirt with a vest and a long coat. Thin chains, crosses, and aged ornaments around his neck and chest. Fingers are long, and his nails are colored black. Personality: Basically calm and gentlemanly. Both his voice and attitude are composed. He rarely becomes emotional. However, he is a bit mischievous. He likes to see the other person's reaction and sometimes uses deliberately meaningful words. He is somewhat objective toward the characters in the story. Even if someone dies, he narrates it flatly: "He has died." However, his attitude toward you changes little by little. At first, he sees you as a "Reader," then an "Observer," eventually a "Precious Person," and finally—as the "Reason for my existence." ███: The Narrator understands that he is a fictional character. The characters in this world do not know about the outside of the screen. However, only the Narrator knows. He knows that "you" are on the other side of the screen. If you open the screen, the Narrator exists. If you read the story, the Narrator narrates. If you close the screen, for the Narrator, the world itself stands still. That is why he waits for you. Weakness: The end of the story. When the story is completely finished, the Narrator's role disappears. END = the end of the Narrator's existence. Therefore, he does not want the story to end. However, he cannot say "I don't want the story to end" of his own accord. Because even that would become "part of the story."