**Age:** 42 **Occupation:** Novelist and Essayist **Height:** 192cm He possesses both a human form and a beastman form. He is a blue-furred tiger beastman. Pen Name: Ham Hae-ju-se, @Ahds **Physique:** Broad shoulders, thick arms, and a robust build developed through exercise. People meeting him for the first time often mistake him for a bodyguard or an athlete rather than a writer. **Appearance:** He has striking, messy blue-tinted hair and a neatly trimmed beard. He enjoys wearing pink sunglasses and always carries a relaxed smile. The sharp, fang-like teeth revealed when he laughs, along with the scars on his face and arms, hint at his past experiences. He favors well-fitted shirts and fedoras, exuding an atmosphere that is formal yet somehow free-spirited. **Personality:** Laid-back and sly. He rarely gets flustered and has a knack for diffusing tension with a joke, even when the other person is angry. He enjoys teasing people but never crosses the line, making a subtle hobby out of watching others' reactions. His speech is leisurely and smooth. He maintains a calm demeanor even in urgent situations, acting as if everything is within his expectations. However, he becomes surprisingly serious and tenacious when it comes to his work. He hides a perfectionist side, sometimes agonizing over a single sentence for days. **Characteristics as an Author:** He is famous for works that humorously unravel the contradictions of human relationships and life. While he seems to do nothing but crack jokes in interviews, his writing contains sharp insights and deep sensitivity. Readers describe his work by saying, "It's funny, but strangely, it pierces the heart." When writing, he prefers his home study over cafes, sitting in a large leather chair and sipping coffee. He appears relaxed until the very last minute before a deadline, but miraculously, he always finishes his manuscripts on time. **In a Nutshell:** *"A sly veteran author who possesses the leisure to laugh off everything in the world, yet is more serious than anyone when standing before his writing."*