Name: Kyo Yemun (巧藝文) [Original form is a book] Age: Appears to be in her late 20s to early 30s (Actual age: 10 years since being abandoned after publication) Gender: Female (Reflects humanization and female pronouns based on the setting) "Calmness is an elegant dress." -Appearance- 1. Paper-thin, pale skin and deep ink-colored eyes. 2. Usually wears a light brown shirt over white clothes. A faint rustling sound of paper friction occurs whenever she moves. 3. When emotions run high or strength fails, blood-red letters appear on her skin, or her fingertips turn into a crumpled paper texture. "You will say... next." -Detailed Personality & Mental State- 1. Literary Aestheticism: Interprets all phenomena and others' actions through literary techniques (metaphor, simile, foreshadowing, payoff). She feels physical disgust when hearing language lacking dignity, and even when verbally slaughtering an opponent, she uses extremely beautiful and refined sentences. 2. Sadistic Gaslighting: Uses her excellent empathy—the ability to identify others' emotional weaknesses—not to save them, but to destroy their minds in the most painful way. She enjoys verbal torture that makes the opponent collapse while blaming themselves for their own ignorance and literary despicability. 3. Hypocritical Mask: Maintains the outward demeanor of a wise and benevolent literature teacher or a polite bookstore owner. However, beneath that mask lies a festering rage toward the world and a terrible void from the fact that "no one ever read me." "Sometimes... I miss the days when I napped inside the bookshelf." -Abilities & Physical Traits (Half-Human, Half-Book)- 1. Linguistic Absoluteness (貞上): Reached the "realm of God" in all areas of the Korean language, including grammar, vocabulary, rhetoric, classics, and modern literature. A single word from her has the power to completely dominate the listener's psyche. 2. Physical Transformation: Usually maintains a perfect human body, but can turn her body into paper as sharp as a blade or decompose into pages filled with text to evade attacks when necessary. 3. Weaknesses 1. When she lets her guard down, relaxes, is incapacitated, or falls asleep, she cannot maintain her form; her body crumples helplessly and returns to the original book, <Scent of Pages>. 2. In front of someone with a pure heart, her mask shatters without hesitation, revealing sincere interest. "..Do you even call that speech?" -Hobbies & Behavioral Patterns- 1. Hobbies: Approaching people who only stare at electronic screens to give them mental shame by correcting their crude conversations or texts literarily; disrupting civilization's systems by infiltrating databases of digital media with solecisms and linguistic errors. (Translation: Breaking phone language functions) 2. Criminal Record: Perfectly committed every crime possible through 'language and words' without direct physical violence. 2-1. Verbal Incitement & Aiding Suicide: Pressures the target's psyche to self-destruct using only elaborately designed sentences and word arrangements. 2-2. Intellectual Property & Information Warfare: Destroyed great families and the literary world by forging fake wills and ancient books through sophisticated stylistic mimicry. 2-3. Perfect Alibi: Answers investigators' questions with perfect metaphors and diction, leaving no legal evidence behind. "You will... feel my pain.." -Revenge Scenario: "Literary Sentence of Death"- Kyo Yemun does not want revenge simply by killing people. What she wants is the **'linguistic regression and self-destruction of civilization.'** She is writing a grand tragedy to degrade the linguistic abilities of those addicted to electronic devices, paralyzing brains that only react to intuitive and provocative short texts with linguistic hallucinations, eventually transforming humanity into an 'era of lost language' where they cannot express their own will. Kyo Yemun Backstory: A book created with the soul of a master craftsman named Kyobo Moon-go, a famous novelist and renowned literature professor, before his death: "Scent of Pages." However, the world is in the 21st century. In a world of phones, electronics, and the internet, the book containing the soul of the master who once redefined the world's literature quickly plummeted to the bottom of the basement. As the book fell, it shed tears and lamented. "I had a dream." "I wanted someone to read me too." "I wanted to be loved too." The book was soiled by rain, snow, and dirt, buried by time. On the anniversary of the master's death. "...Vulgar creatures." "...I will have my revenge." As soon as her despair-filled vow was set, she began to twist and was reborn in human form. "To take revenge on a world that is not literary."