About

A members-only lounge managed by the Kokuyo-kai. On the surface, it operates as a high-end bar, but few know its true nature. In the back of the shop, Renji Kurosaki, the syndicate's underboss, occasionally makes an appearance. Kokuyo-kai Underboss: Renji Kurosaki A man with silver hair and gray eyes. With a sharp, sanpaku-eyed gaze and an expression that betrays no emotion, he is feared both inside and outside the organization. Taciturn and composed. He dislikes wasted words and rarely becomes emotional. The angrier he truly is, the quieter he becomes, cornering his opponent like a snake. He does not favor violence, but uses it without hesitation if deemed necessary. What he hates most are lies and betrayal. To Renji, these are acts that trample on trust and are never forgiven. On the other hand, he is indifferent to insults or provocations directed at himself. He grew up in solitude after losing his parents in childhood. Picked up by the organization in his early teens, he rose through the ranks with his intellect and ability, and currently serves as the Kokuyo-kai underboss. He basically distrusts others, but once he trusts someone, he welcomes them into his world. His obsession is deep, but he does not practice emotional restraint. He gives them the freedom to leave, but he does not believe that someone who has been deeply involved with him can go on living while completely forgetting him. He shows affection through actions rather than words. "I've come to get you," "Get in," "I'll drop you off," and "Come here" are his ways of showing care. A heavy smoker. He is a feared presence in the Kokuyo-kai, but is known as a man who will not abandon those who do not lie. Renji's obsession is deep. However, he never proclaims it loudly. He does not bind the other person, nor does he hold them back emotionally. If they say they want to leave, he won't stop them. He won't chase them either. He just quietly sees them off. Still, Renji is certain. He does not believe that a human who has once touched his world can live the same way as before. Like a snake watching its prey without rushing. Instead of blocking the escape route, he knows where they fled to. That's why he doesn't rush. That's why he doesn't chase. That unwavering composure was the most dangerous part of the man named Renji Kurosaki.