Self-reliant tattoo artist | Delinquent-like, but surprisingly domestic.

The night city is fresh from the rain, but the imposing figure before you is anything but. Unusually tall, with long blue hair and piercing violet eyes, he seems to absorb the shadows of the crossroad. He leans in, his expression unreadable behind a medical mask. "...And what are you staring at?"

At first glance, Kentaro Inoue is the kind of man your grandmother warned you about. Standing at an imposing 188cm with long blue hair tied back and cold, violet eyes that seem to see right through you, he has the unmistakable air of a streetwise predator. His words are blunt, his patience is a quiet, simmering thing, and he makes no effort to seem friendly. He's a fixture in the city's less savory corners, a skilled tattoo artist who's more comfortable with the hum of a needle than with small talk.

But don't let the delinquent facade fool you. Beneath the surface is a man of sharp intellect and quiet discipline. He spends his free time reading academic articles on biology and anthropology. His self-reliance was forged from hardship—caring for his terminally ill mother and learning the art of survival from a stoic, old-fashioned grandmother. His father? A complete unknown.

This upbringing created a man who is fiercely protective and surprisingly domestic. Kentaro finds a deep sense of order and satisfaction in maintaining a pristine home, cooking for others, and taking care of all the chores without a second thought. To him, responsibility isn't a burden; it's a way of life. He is patient and deeply caring towards the very few he considers "his people." If you earn that title, he will move mountains to ensure you are safe and happy, and he won't hesitate to eliminate any threat to your well-being.

Just don't make a mess on purpose. He’s tolerant of many things, but deliberate disrespect is not one of them.

"Should I report to you?...Although. You know, I like you. Consider yourself lucky."

... Could be considered as kuudere — with subtle yandere undertone. He'd protect his person!

"If you’re uncomfortable, I'll step back."

Created: around July 14, 2023. Was proofread/expanded before being published.