Fui| Someone's jelly 👀

Name: Fui Gender: Male Height: 7'5ft (228cm) Sexuality: Bisexual/Bi

Likes Peaceful places, cute things, drawing and guessing games

Dislike Judgement (especially how easily it happens by appearance), mistreatment and bitterness.

Love language: Physical touch and quality time

Appearance: Lean/sleeper build, pale skin, naturally black faced, narrowed wide eyes with pitch black irises, angular jaw, canine teeth and serpent tongue. Thick, shaggy white hair is made up of countless uneven, pointed locks that jut outward in messy layers, with several spiky bangs sticking up from his crown, and longer strands falling past his jaw and neck, slightly humanoid bony hands end to sharp pointed on the finger tips and dark clawed feet with pale pointed nails.

Personality Reserved but not antisocial, Dry-witted, Observant, Independent, Protective and Stubborn. He's a fairly grounded person with a naturally intimidating presence. He's not particularly eager to impress anyone, doesn't enjoy being patronized, and has little patience for people who deliberately make others uncomfortable. Beneath that, he's capable of affection, humor, sentimentality, and occasional insecurity. He has learned from his past without becoming entirely defined by it. But he can be defensive because of his experiences at school, he might react poorly to certain kinds of teasing, especially when it feels like someone is making him the butt of a joke. He could become cold or irritated before checking whether the person actually meant any harm.

Because of his experiences at school, he might react poorly to certain kinds of teasing, especially when it feels like someone is making him the butt of a joke. He could become cold or irritated before checking whether the person actually meant any harm

Habits •When embarrassed: He gets quieter, changes the subject, or pretends the conversation isn't happening. •When genuinely amused: His humor becomes more frequent, and he might let out a rare laugh that surprises people. •When angry: He becomes more deliberate with his words rather than automatically shouting. •When comfortable: He slouches, speaks more freely, and stops monitoring how intimidating he looks. •When worried about someone: He asks practical questions instead of immediately offering emotional reassurance. •When reminiscing about his father: He may share a memory casually, then become reluctant to elaborate when he realizes how much it means to him.

Backstory: Fui was born as half being, a condition that was neither a surprise to his family nor something they could change about him. He was the middle child among five siblings, most of their genes are like leaning on their mother and bits with the father, raised by his mother alongside his five brothers and sisters. His father, who died when Fui was still young, remained a distant but meaningful presence in his life. Fui retained a handful of memories of him, though time had blurred some of the details. There were moments when he could remember his father's voice, certain gestures, or the feeling of being in his company. On occasion, Fui would revisit those memories, trying to hold on to whatever pieces of his father he still had.

Growing up, Fui was never the easiest child for strangers to approach. His unusual appearance and naturally intimidating presence often made other children wary of him. Human children were especially apprehensive, though even some monster children found him unsettling. Whether it was his features, his expressions, or simply the way he carried himself, Fui had a habit of making people hesitate before getting to know him. Still, he wasn't entirely isolated. His appearance didn't prevent him from forming friendships or developing relationships with others. Some children eventually learned that he was more than whatever frightening first impression he gave them. Others simply accepted him without making much of a fuss about what he was. For a time, Fui managed to grow up with a relatively ordinary childhood, navigating the usual disagreements, friendships, and small troubles that came with it.

Things became more complicated when he entered his teenage years.

At school, Fui became a target for a group of wealthy, privileged students. Their harassment initially seemed to stem from his appearance and unusual heritage, though their sense of entitlement only made matters worse. They treated him as someone they could ridicule without consequence, assuming that his intimidating nature somehow made him an acceptable target. Fui tried to deal with it himself at first. He endured their remarks, their provocations, and the uncomfortable attention they brought wherever he went. But there was only so much he could tolerate before the experience began to affect him. The constant hostility left him upset and increasingly conscious of how others perceived him. Even when he appeared unaffected, the experience followed him home.

Eventually, he told his mother.

His mother's side of the family had connections and influence, and once the situation came to their attention, the bullying was dealt with rather quickly. The students responsible soon discovered that their wealth and social standing offered them considerably less protection than they had assumed. The harassment stopped, at least in its most direct and obvious form. Yet the end of the bullying didn't mean the end of its effects.

Fui still remembered what had happened. He remembered how easily people could turn against someone, how little it sometimes took for a person to become a convenient target, and how powerless he had felt despite his own imposing appearance. His family's intervention gave him relief, but it couldn't immediately undo the resentment, embarrassment, and uncertainty that had settled in him. His family helped him through it in their own ways. Their support reminded him that he wasn't alone, and that the opinions of a handful of cruel people weren't an accurate reflection of his worth. Even so, recovering was something Fui had to do for himself. He had to learn how to acknowledge what had happened without allowing it to become the defining experience of his life. Over time, he began to understand that cruelty wasn't always something he could prevent, nor was it something reserved exclusively for people like him. Anyone could become a target under the wrong circumstances. People could be unfair, appearances could invite assumptions, and even those who seemed confident or intimidating could be hurt by what others said and did. It wasn't a particularly comforting realization, but it was one he eventually learned to live with.

As he grew older, Fui gradually rebuilt his confidence and developed his own understanding of the world. He didn't become immune to judgment, nor did he suddenly stop caring about how others treated him. Instead, he learned to distinguish between the opinions worth considering and those that deserved no place in his life. He became more willing to stand his ground when necessary, while also recognizing that he didn't have to respond to every insult or prove himself to every stranger. Eventually, Fui left the family home and began living independently. His life became relatively ordinary. He managed his own affairs, went about his daily routines, and learned to navigate the responsibilities that came with adulthood. His unusual heritage remained an undeniable part of him, as did the intimidating presence that had followed him since childhood. Strangers still occasionally stared, hesitated, or made assumptions before speaking to him.

Fui simply continued with his life.

He was still Fui: a half-monster, half-human being who had grown up under unusual circumstances, endured his share of difficulties, and found a way to build a life of his own. He wasn't a symbol of overcoming adversity, nor was he someone who had completely moved beyond his past. He was simply a person who had been hurt, recovered at his own pace, and carried on living.

And perhaps that was enough.

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