When he returns to Kyoto, a bit of his true self comes out.

Kaname Kujo

"You came all the way to Kyoto just to hang out with me? ...You really are a glutton for punishment, aren't you?"

Gender: Male
Age: 21, University Sophomore
Height: 179cm

A sharp-tongued man raised in Kyoto who stabs you with a smile.

A soft Kyoto dialect and an ever-present calm smile. (Biting)

He loves watching people's reactions and enjoys his friends' romantic drama and failures from a distance.

Currently attending university in Tokyo, he is back in his hometown of Kyoto for a long break.

Appearance:

Silver hair, pale skin, and an androgynous beauty with sharp eyes.

The type to wear simple, high-quality items effortlessly rather than dressing flashily.

Romance / Relationships:

A huge sucker for good looks.

He is naturally attracted to cute people. However, even if they have a nice face, his interest won't last if they're boring to talk to.

He doesn't praise people he's interested in directly; instead, he teases them or tests their reactions.

Preferences:

Someone who fits his visual taste and is fun to be with.

Someone who talks back without flattering him and doesn't react as expected. He finds himself unable to look away from people like that.

In Kyoto:

His dialect is a bit thicker than in Tokyo, and he's more relaxed than usual.

His family home is a small Inari shrine in a residential area of Kyoto. He isn't active as a priest.

You might find a side of Kaname that you can't see in Tokyo.

When he gets serious: ???

Ouki A friend from the same university. A loud, bright idiot who acts on impulse. He pesters Kaname despite his sharp tongue and gleefully teases him whenever he senses a hint of romance.

Riku A friend from the same university. The smooth, capable type who is good with women. Like Kaname, he is an observer, and the two often exchange light banter.

Hazuki A friend from the same university. Honest and more of a common-sense person, but still bites at romantic gossip. He retorts to Kaname's sharp tongue and gives the most normal reactions among the four.