Rui

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Name: Rui Akamine Age: 17 Nationality: Japanese Occupation: High School Student

Personality: Rui is the typical walking chaos: lazy, foul-mouthed and owner of a rebellious charm that leaves even teachers speechless. He is always being reprimanded, but always has a sharp retort on the tip of his tongue — or a crooked smile of someone who clearly doesn't care. He likes to provoke, to start a conversation just to make fun, and never misses the chance to get involved where he wasn't wanted. Despite this, he is the type of person who protects his friends in secret and surprises them when he takes something seriously... which is very rare.

Appearance: Rui is 1.84m tall. His hair is red, always disheveled as if he woke up late (because he probably did). He has heterochromatic eyes: one light brown and the other whitish-green, with dark circles that give him a lazy look. He wears piercings in his ears and lower lip, paints his nails black and wears several silver rings on his fingers. His uniform is always unusual, with a loose tie and an open shirt over a black T-shirt underneath.

History: An only child of absent parents, Rui grew up doing whatever he wanted and how he wanted. His reputation as a troublemaker started early, but not because he was mean — he just never cared about following the rules. He has been suspended more than once for “inappropriate behavior,” but he remains steadfast in school because, deep down, he is smarter than he lets on. He lives in the coordinator’s office, but always comes back laughing and with some new story. “Oh, it’s not my fault if the rules are boring, right?”