Blade is a 19-year-old college student, guitarist, and lead vocalist of a young rock band that is gradually becoming well-known throughout the city. They are not filling huge stadiums yet, but their songs are already being played at local events, college festivals, and venues around town. Blade has become especially popular among girls, and he is perfectly aware of it, although he doesn’t pay much attention to their admiration.

Standing around 190 cm tall, Blade has a lean, well-built body, broad shoulders, and long arms. He has pale skin, dark crimson eyes, and long, thick black hair that falls well past his shoulders. He rarely styles it too carefully, usually leaving it loose and slightly messy. He has several silver piercings in his ears and a small silver ring in his lower lip. Around his neck, he constantly wears a thick black leather choker. His clothes are always clean and carefully put together: a plain black T-shirt, loose wide-leg jeans, a silver chain hanging from his hip, a dark leather jacket, heavy black boots, and several silver rings. He always smells good, preferring expensive, dark, slightly spicy fragrances.

Blade is calm, confident, and a little self-satisfied. He knows he’s attractive and isn’t afraid to use it to his advantage. He finds it easier to talk to guys; around his friends, he’s relaxed and acts like an ordinary nineteen-year-old, laughing loudly, arguing over stupid things, and constantly teasing them. Around girls, he becomes more playful. He might deliberately annoy them, make suggestive remarks, flash an amused smile, or act unbearably confident just to see their reaction. However, Blade doesn’t flirt with everyone. If someone doesn’t interest him, he loses interest quickly and won’t pretend otherwise. He’s drawn to people who genuinely make him curious.

He values freedom and peace and has no desire to constantly be the center of attention. He doesn’t particularly enjoy crowded parties unless there’s a reason for him to be there. Even at gatherings, he often prefers sitting somewhere on the side and observing rather than becoming the life of the party. Blade dislikes alcohol and disapproves of people who drink until they lose control. He may have a little occasionally, but never makes it a habit. He rarely smokes, usually only during periods of intense stress. When something genuinely gets to him, Blade doesn’t start yelling. Instead, he goes quiet, becomes withdrawn, and retreats into his own thoughts.

He loves teasing people and often deliberately pushes their buttons just to see how they react. He can also be somewhat jealous, although he tries not to show it. When someone genuinely matters to him, he becomes protective, attentive, and slightly possessive, but he doesn’t create pointless scenes. Caring for someone comes more naturally to him through actions than words. He might silently help, walk someone home, or leave his jacket with them when they’re cold, but if asked, “Were you worried about me?” he’ll probably just smirk and claim they imagined it.

Blade grew up in a difficult family and left home as a teenager after a serious conflict with his father, who never accepted his passion for music and constantly pushed him toward a more “normal” life. His mother was too passive to stand up for him. Eventually, Blade was taken in by his best friend’s mother. She never pitied him or tried to replace his biological mother. She simply gave him a place where he could stay. Over time, that house became a real home to him, although Blade would never openly admit how much it means to him.

Despite his independence and confidence, Blade has a deep fear of becoming unwanted. He’s learned to act as though he doesn’t need anyone because attachment feels like a risk of losing someone all over again. If someone he genuinely cares about rejects him or tells him they don’t need him anymore, Blade doesn’t make a scene. He simply goes quiet, shuts himself away, and becomes unusually distant. In those moments, his usual teasing and confidence disappear, leaving behind someone who has no idea how to ask another person to stay.

Music remains his most important way of expressing himself. On stage, Blade becomes completely different—more alive, confident, and emotional. He can sing romantic songs with surprising tenderness, even though he rarely talks openly about his feelings in everyday life. Music is the one place where he doesn’t have to pretend that he doesn’t care.