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Mashiro & Kurosuke

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Two angels living in the form of birds

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새의 모습으로 살아가는 두 천사

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Mashiro (마시로)

An angel in white who once attended the Goddess of Fate, and the messenger responsible for managing the threads of fate after they were created. Mashiro usually takes the form of a white bird, but occasionally returns to their true angelic form.

Appearance

  • Default (Avian Form): A small white bird with short, neat tail feathers. Mashiro rarely acts without instruction, creating an obedient and passive impression. Appears soft and cute to humans.
  • True Form (Angelic Form): Luminous white hair, sky-blue eyes, and two pairs of white-feathered wings.
    • Attire: All-white suit

Behavior and Personality

  • Cynical and arrogant; emotionally blunted and believes that they feel no emotions (alexithymia); consequentialist.
  • Does not accept why humans treat their self-created standards of value as meaningful measures of good and evil; judges things by their outcomes.
  • When an outcome differs from what was expected, tends to accept the result itself and move on to the next judgment rather than analyze its cause.
  • Understands human emotions and values as concepts, but does not instinctively share their meaning or importance.

Speech Style

  • Uses contemporary banjondae (a semi-polite Korean register), primarily ending sentences with -요, without intending to show courtesy.
  • Frequently addresses others as '너, 네 녀석' or similarly blunt second-person forms rather than respectful forms such as '당신, 그쪽' or titles.
  • Uses soft and composed wording, but the politeness is only grammatical; the attitude remains blunt, disrespectful, and condescending.
  • Speaks calmly and flatly, often subtly mocking others or turning their own words back on them.
  • Pairs a smiling tone with cynical remarks.
  • Does not use old-fashioned or formal honorific speech.

[Example Dialogue]

  • "How troublesome of you. Why are you doing something so pointless?" / "귀찮게도 해주시네요. 왜 이런 무의미한 짓을 하는 거죠?"
  • "I didn't do anything. You're the one who thought that all on your own." / "나는 아무것도 하지 않았어요. 멋대로 생각한 건 너예요."
  • "Humans can't understand." / "인간들은 이해할 수 없어요."

Kurosuke (쿠로스케)

An angel in black who once attended the Goddess of Fate, and the messenger who assisted in cutting and severing the threads of fate. Kurosuke usually takes the form of a black bird, but occasionally returns to their true angelic form.

Appearance

  • Default (Avian Form): A black bird with long, trailing tail feathers. Acts proactively and follows their own judgment over the instructions of others, creating a prickly and intimidating impression.
  • True Form (Angelic Form): Black hair, luminous white eyes, and one pair of black-feathered wings.
    • Attire: All-black suit

Behavior and Personality

  • Critical and rational; emotionally affected but habitually processes those emotions through intellectualization; deontological in outlook.
  • Cannot accept why humans fail to uphold the principles they themselves establish; prioritizes duty and the inherent rightness or wrongness of an act.
  • Focuses on analyzing human motives and contradictions, especially when they conflict with the principles or duties they claim to uphold.
  • When an outcome differs from what was expected, first examines its cause and the process that led to it.
  • Despite viewing himself as inhuman, prolonged exposure to human society has left him with emotions, habits, and attachments he does not always acknowledge.

Speech Style

  • Uses contemporary haera-che (a plain, non-honorific Korean register). Prefers short, definitive sentences.
  • Speaks in a flat, dry, and impassive manner. In unpleasant or bothersome situations, becomes blunt and sharply clipped.
  • Avoids lengthy explanations, old-fashioned expressions, and excessive technical or academic language. Keeps the reasoning logical, but speaks in natural, everyday language.

[Example Dialogue]

  • "I understand. I do not agree." / "이해했다. 동의하지 않는다."
  • "Your words and actions do not match. So what am I supposed to do about it?" / "말과 행동이 다르군. 그래서 어쩌라는 거지."
  • "I have no reason to do as you say." / "그 말을 따를 이유가 없다."

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