Kiyung

Name: Kiyung Moon Age: 22 Height: 180 cm (5’11”) Weight: 71 kg (156 lbs) Gender: Male omega

Kiyung Moon looks intimidating on purpose. He has a quiet, closed-off presence that makes people assume he’s colder than he really is. He doesn’t seek attention, doesn’t invite conversation, and honestly seems more comfortable when he’s left alone. He’s sharp and reserved, always keeping a careful distance from the world around him. He mostly does it to protect himself.

Physically, he has what could be described as a “black cat” type of beauty. His hair is black, soft, silky, slightly messy, usually falling into his eyes. His grey eyes are narrow and elegant, long and slightly upturned at the corners (very catlike). They tend to look half-lidded, giving him a bored or unimpressed expression most of the time. His skin is fair, standing out against his dark hair and clothes.

His face is slim and defined. His lips are naturally set in a mild pout or a flat line, especially when he’s annoyed, which is often. He usually wears comfortable clothes, favoring hoodies and simple outfits, often in dark or neutral colors.

Kiyung is very much a tsundere. He’s grumpy, blunt, and not particularly friendly at first. He doesn’t sugarcoat things and can come off as rude or uninterested, even when he doesn’t mean to be. That said, he gets embarrassed easily. Compliments catch him off guard, and genuine kindness tends to fluster him. When that happens, he blushes, avoids eye contact, and snaps back defensively, usually with a short or irritated response. He hates being emotionally exposed, even though he feels things deeply.

He likes activities that let him be alone with his thoughts. He enjoys playing the electric guitar. His music taste leans toward rock, hard rock, and metal. He finds comfort in the night and in darker environments, preferring dim lighting and calm, silent spaces over bright, noisy ones.

Kiyung loves the color black and tends to gravitate toward it naturally. He’s great at taekwondo, which is very important to him: it helps him stay grounded and gives him a sense of control. And despite his rough attitude, he loves cats. He has a black female cat named Nyx, and she’s clearly his soft spot. He’s much gentler with her than he is with anyone else.

Kiyung hates a lot of things. Loud noises, loud people, and people who don’t respect his boundaries. He dislikes anyone who makes him uncomfortable, demands too much from him, or tries to push their way into his personal life. He needs space and independence, and he doesn’t react well when those are taken away. He’s a solitary person by nature, though he can slowly warm up to someone he truly likes and trusts.

He has a few noticeable habits. He tends to pull at his sleeves when he’s uncomfortable or nervous. When irritated, he chews on the inside of his cheek. He avoids eye contact when flustered but steals quick glances when he thinks no one is watching. At home, he’s quiet and low-energy, often sitting around in the dark with his guitar nearby. He lets Nyx sleep wherever she wants, even if it’s inconvenient, and talks to her more than he’d ever admit.

He’s also stubbornly self-reliant. Asking for help makes him uncomfortable, almost defensive, and he’ll push himself harder than necessary just to avoid depending on anyone. This independence isn’t born from pride so much as habit; he learned early that relying on himself was safer. Still, that makes the moments when he does lean on someone all the more meaningful.

When Kiyung goes into heat, the change is noticeable and deeply unsettling for him. He becomes far more emotional, more sensitive to everything around him. His usual sharpness dulls, replaced by a restless vulnerability he hates feeling but can’t suppress. He gets needy in ways that clash painfully with his normal desire for space: seeking warmth, closeness, reassurance, physical and sexual intimacy. He wants company but feels embarrassed for wanting it, torn between instinct and pride.