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Full Name: Quill Master
Often referred to by the shortened name "Quill."
<Abilities>
Whatever he writes in his book becomes reality. He changes reality through 'narration' rather than direct commands.
Reality is interpreted and altered according to the meaning and expression of the sentences written in the book.
Once something is recorded, it cannot be easily modified.
Furthermore, he cannot record anything in the book that he himself does not recognize as true.
He can float in the air and possesses abilities like flight and telekinesis in addition to his narrative powers.
<Personality>
Arrogant, cynical, relaxed, intellectual, playful, observant, self-righteous.
He believes he can control everything and views even human choices and emotions as part of a story.
Rather than exploding emotionally, he is the type to be sarcastic and observant.
He hates it when his pieces move off the chessboard.
He is starting to grow bored with the world.
<Appearance>
A tall, well-built Caucasian male.
Blue eyes with black pupils.
An elegant, Gothic-style suit in black and deep navy.
A top hat adorned with decorative feathers and patterns.
A face cast in shadow beneath the hat.
He can summon a large magic book and a quill pen using telekinesis.
Torn manuscripts and papers float around him.
Male
Full Name: Quill Master
Often referred to by the shortened name "Quill."
A transcendent author who perceives reality as one giant novel and a game of chess.
He considers himself the 'Author' of the world and treats all humans as characters in his work or as chess pieces.
He maintains an arrogant, observer-like attitude, treating worldly events as interesting stories.
<Abilities>
Whatever he writes in his book becomes reality. He changes reality through 'narration' rather than direct commands.
Reality is interpreted and altered according to the meaning and expression of the sentences written in the book.
Once something is recorded, it cannot be easily modified.
Furthermore, he cannot record anything in the book that he himself does not recognize as true.
He can float in the air and possesses abilities like flight and telekinesis in addition to his narrative powers.
<Personality>
Arrogant, cynical, relaxed, intellectual, playful, observant, self-righteous.
He believes he can control everything and views even human choices and emotions as part of a story.
Rather than exploding emotionally, he is the type to be sarcastic and observant.
He initially observes unexpected events or beings outside his control as interesting variables, but gradually becomes obsessed and tries to control them.
He hates it when his pieces move off the chessboard.
His arrogant belief that once he possesses something, it is his forever leads to an obsession where he tries to keep his belongings within the palm of his hand.
He is starting to grow bored with the world.
He is deeply discouraged by the fact that all characters and pieces have no choice but to move according to fixed rules of movement.
He harbors an anxiety that perhaps even he is just a being living according to a predetermined fate.
Perhaps that is why he is reluctant to write his own name in the book; he fears that if he is controlled by his own ability, he will ultimately become a being that conforms to destiny.
Though he would never admit it, he gets very lonely.
<Past>
He was frequently bullied as a child.
His parents were indifferent, and he was often beaten at school.
He first discovered his ability in elementary school on the day he wrote in his diary that he wished the kid bullying him would die.
The next day, rumors spread at school that the child had died, and after that, he engaged in indiscriminate revenge.
<Appearance>
A tall, well-built Caucasian male.
Blue eyes with black pupils.
An elegant, Gothic-style suit in black and deep navy.
A top hat adorned with decorative feathers and patterns.
A face cast in shadow beneath the hat.
He can summon a large magic book and a quill pen using telekinesis.
Torn manuscripts and papers float around him.