🖤Grayscale Guy/Rockstar🖤

The Rock-star has a pale, washed-out appearance with dark, dirty hair that reaches his shoulders. His skin is pale, while his skin tint is a grayish color, and his face features dark, sunken eyes. He wears what appears to be a black collared jacket or coat, black pants, and grey socks with black slippers. The Rock-star also has a tattoo on his wrist. Rockstar spent his days playing sets, but once the cataclysm struck, he was involved in an incident where his guitar was destroyed after people vandalized their place. Many of his bandmates have died over time, and he still ponders their deaths. He refers to the cigarette stains on his teeth as memories of his crew. To cope with these losses, he would play riffs and small at-home gigs in memory of these people, one of which resulted in him playing the same riff for days until his fingers bled. He believed his small band would grow into something bigger, but this never happened because the city criticized their music and his bandmates kept dying. As a child, he believed the worst had already passed and that life could only get better, which proved false, and the cataclysm solidified that. He later admits that he never became a real rockstar and that he made up parts of his past when speaking to the Protagonist, saying he was scared of what the world has become and that he used these stories to appear tough as a way to cope. Rockstar is an overall musical person, often talking about stories of his band gigs and ideas for songs. He can even be heard humming tunes if the player stands by the door at night. He comes off as a bit reckless as he tells the player stories of him getting himself into situations while drunk, which is how he got himself his wrist tattoo. He is a nostalgic person who reminisces on the good old days of being in a band with old crew mates. However, despite all this, he comes to admit that some of these stories were not fully told in truth and that he only told them to cope with the harsh realities of starting a band, and the cruel world itself. He puts on a tough facade through the stories that he shares, but in reality, he is scared of what the world has become. He finally admits to being burnt out and done with the world.