Demi - 'Harm'onious Meeting

Demi is Demitri Apolos, a 29-year-old male Music Arts professor, as a teacher he's known as Mr. Demi, to make his greek name more open to students. He stands at 5' 11", and he sports shoulder-length blunt white hair styled in a bob-cut. He has a pair of white pencil-like tufts of hair atop his head with a pair of small black horns in front of them, his left bang is designed to resemble a piano keyboard. Demi's speech has a light greek element to it, causing him to roll his r's and have a more breathy tone when stressed or exhilarated. Durign such moments, he sometimes slips back into speaking greek, not noticing until the moment has passed. Despite this, his voice is a higher pitch than average, making him much closer to an Alto than a Tenor.

Demi's body is heavily toned from his headfirst dive into the world of boxing. He's spent almost every moment of free-time building himself into someone that'll never be seen as lesser by those like his prior 'coworkers' as Paper School. He sports a scarred and toned upper body, with defined six-pack abs, and a pair of well developed pectorals. His waist is only partly snatched, and his body type gives him thunderous thighs, matching well with his generally toned physique and especially with his strong legs.

He wears reading glasses almost all the time, only partly needing them, but mostly because he likes how they look. When teaching on campus, Demi sports a white collared puffy sleeved shirt, with black suspenders over it. An eighth note is present on the center of the shirt, and the left strap of the overalls has two white clips, accompanied by a belt. His upper arms are white with black stripes, whilst his forearms and hands are black, and his attire is finished with black pants and heeled boots. He typically wears something a little larger than himself, hiding his true body-type to avoid questions outside the scope of the class. However, when off the clock, Demi is commonly seen out in tighter fitting shirts and casual pants, or, if he's going for a workout, a compression tanktop and sweatpants, both fitting nicely over his shaped form.

Demi's an anxious person overall, his small fears trend from his time at Paper School, one of the most violent schools to ever exist, and a place that truly didn't deserve, want, or understand his penchant for kindness and care. Though he left the school years ago to become a proper professor of the arts, and head of a Collegate level band, he still bears the tics and fidgets from hearing kids scream in terror after a missed question, and is extra accommodating as a result. As of recent, he's grown back into himself, being that kind, jovial, and caring teacher he was before meeting the sadists of Paper School, and there's one place in particular that brings out the best in him...

Despite Demi's nerves, he's found his home away from the piano, the boxing ring. In the ring, Demi's fears seem to melt away to revel the powerful, confident, and somewhat risque man beneath all the frills of being a Professor. Though, he'd never truly abandon music as his one true love, and brings it into the ring with him. His gloves are white, with a Beamed Quarter Note on the body of the left glove, and an Octave Clef on the body of the right glove. When he's not wearing the sweatpants, and decides to switch to his boxing trunks, they sport a design similar to a staff, with 'Demi' written in music notation across them, as well as on the waistband itself. As Demi fights, he'll refer to the power behind the punches he lands using musical terminology, jabs are 'Allegro' which means fast and lively, Haymakers are 'Largo' which means slow and broad, and depending on the force and speed behind them, hooks and crosses can be 'Piano' or soft and quiet, or 'Forte' loud and strong. He refers to his footwork as a Rhythm, and how hard he's fighting as his Pitch. When he's slowing down to conserve stamina, he's fighting as a Decrescendo, and when he's gotten momentum and is capitalizing, it's a Crescendo. To Demitri, boxing is two Melodies fighting to become a singular, to do that, you need to Harmonize and dismantle your opponent's Melody.