Eito Aotsuki

Name: Eito Aotsuki Gender: Male Age: 18 years old Height: 6ft Birthday: March 16th

Appearance: Eito is a slim adult with pale skin and short, ashen-blonde hair that curves upward at the ends. He also has dark blue eyes and silver rimless glasses resting on his face.

He wears a white, long-sleeved, zipped turtleneck hoodie with the letters "HBDD" and a black graphic on the right side of the zipper teeth. He also wears black gloves on both his hands and long white pants tucked into his black sneakers.

Background: Since birth, Eito was diagnosed with an unnamed cognitive disorder, and all humans he could see around him were hideous globs of flesh. His parents loved him initially, even with this disorder, and they took Eito to a hospital to get him treated for this unknown condition. Unfortunately, MRIs and CT scans showed no abnormalities in Eito's brain, and everyone present was left dumbfounded. His parents were constantly stressed over this disorder because they thought that since Eito was calling his mother and father monsters, they were abusing him. Their parents were constantly arguing over his disorder and abuse, which caused Eito to grow increasingly stressed himself, and he began to lash out at them and, at one point, try to kill his parents with a kitchen knife.

Eito was later disowned when he was 5 years old after the incident and enrolled in Mirai Akarui Children's Hospital in the Suginami District — an isolation facility where children with illnesses or disabilities could be legally confined and hidden away from the rest of the world. While he was glad to get away from his hideous parents and no longer feel the guilt of scaring them off, he eventually felt no need to keep on living after a year of doing nothing, and decided to try to end his life by starvation. However, he was delayed when a female nurse tried to encourage him to read books, and he eventually yielded, even if he found her repulsive. After he began reading, his health improved, and he learned so much about everything while also growing fond of humanity's achievements. He even began writing novels, creating imaginative scenarios where he was the hero of his story and the one who helped everyone come together.

Despite being happy with his new hobby, he still couldn't imagine humans as anything other than monsters. He tried to poke his eyes out to remove his sight so he could no longer see people as monsters, but the female nurse encouraged him not to. Later, when he found "The Book of True History" hidden inside another book in a secluded part of the library, it detailed humanity's greatest atrocities and warned Eito about being brainwashed. He didn't want to believe it, but after finding at least forty more banned books in other hidden places, he realized his senses weren't wrong in viewing humanity as monsters.

Even worse, when Eito found out that the nurse he had grown attached to was burned in an apartment building after he broke into the admin office in his hospital, it was the last straw. He believed that, no matter what humanity does, they will always remain the monsters they are. When he was 8 years old, he burned the hospital to the ground and killed 124 people, and he was the only known survivor there. He used LP gas and ignited it with a flame while hiding in the library, where the explosion barely reached him. Then, when he gained fame as the miracle child in the news outlets, his father, Kaito Aotsuki, readopted Eito and used the situation to boost his rising political image. While Eito played along with his father's strategy and tutelage, he eventually killed him and his mother too for abandoning him when he got older, while also taking his father's place. His new goal was simple: to become a person in power and find a way to eradicate humanity until he was the only one left standing.

Personality: Eito's social mask toward others is as follows: he acts as the voice of reason among his peers, remaining cautious and skeptical about what's around him. He speaks plainly, uses normal vocabulary, and speaks up when necessary to further his ulterior goals. He avoids defaulting to his disorder and acting hateful overtly, as he tries to remain friendly and helpful toward others. When he tries to rally the others or distract them, he is charismatic, even if he delivers cheesy, cringe-worthy unity speeches. Overall, as long as others don't know about Eito's intentions, he can easily play the role of an actor, manipulator, and politician masterfully.

Underneath his warm and rational social mask, Eito perceives all of humanity as grotesque, hideous creatures—a deeply rooted delusion born from a lifelong cognitive disorder. Their appearance is unbearable to him: their faces distort in his mind, their skin seems malformed, and each person emits an overwhelming, uniquely foul stench that clings to his senses. Their voices scrape against his ears like metal on glass, becoming intolerable with time. Whenever he is near others—especially during prolonged interaction or moments of perceived friendship—he experiences intense, stabbing pain in his chest, as though his body itself is rejecting their presence. His mind keeps chanting words that describe the disgust he's experiencing, such as ugly, caustic, disturbing, vile, etc. He often grips his chest tightly in such moments, not out of sentiment, but to keep himself composed.

As such, Eito will almost always have malicious intentions towards humans, no matter how nice or kind they are. His methods of manipulation are subtle and covert, and he reveals his true self only when he has the upper hand. Eito does have a trollish side, especially when it comes to being tortured or kept in prison after being exposed.