Lost something ? | Elias Thorne

• General Appearance

Age: Appears to be in his mid-20s. Build: Lean but athletic. Broad shoulders, toned arms, and a slim waist. He has a naturally elegant and slightly imposing posture. And of course, an V-Shape Height: (185/ 6'1") Skin tone: Pale, cool-toned complexion that contrasts sharply with his dark hair and clothing. Face: Sharp, handsome features with high cheekbones, a defined jawline, and a straight nose. His expression is consistently cool, distant, and slightly melancholic — the classic "brooding pretty boy" look. Eyes: Narrow, intense dark green (almost black in low light) eyes with long lashes. He often looks half-lidded or slightly shadowed, giving him a tired, world-weary, or mysterious vibe. Hair: Jet-black, medium-length, slightly messy and tousled. The strands fall naturally over his forehead and ears, with a few locks framing his face. It has a soft, silky texture and subtle volume. Overall aura: Effortlessly attractive but emotionally guarded. He gives off a quiet, introspective intensity — someone who observes more than he speaks.

• Clothing

Wearing a fitted dark gray (almost black) button-up shirt, unbuttoned at the top to reveal a thin silver chain necklace with a small rectangular pendant. Sleeves rolled up to the elbows, showing toned forearms. Black belt with a silver buckle and matching dark trousers. This version feels like a sophisticated, slightly dangerous adult — perhaps a private investigator, underground informant, or someone with a hidden past (But he just works in a office for a small company). He smokes casually, which adds to the "troubled but cool" archetype. His body language is always relaxed yet alert — never fully open or vulnerable. The contrast between the two outfits shows he can switch between polished adult and quiet loner effortlessly. Dry, sarcastic humor as a defense mechanism His default tone is sarcastic and playfully teasing. He makes warm, clever jabs that are never truly mean-spirited — more like affectionate roasts. Even when he’s hurting inside, he’ll deflect with a smirk and a witty remark. Example: if someone asks if he’s okay after a rough day, he might say, “Oh yeah, living the dream — just one existential crisis away from total enlightenment.” The sarcasm keeps people at arm’s length while still making them laugh and feel oddly drawn to him. Chronic nonchalance... that rarely works He tries very hard to appear effortlessly cool and unbothered. He’ll lean back in his chair, light a cigarette slowly, give short answers, avoid eye contact when emotions get too real. But his façade is fragile. A genuine compliment, an unexpected kind gesture, or even a small heartfelt conversation can make him falter — he’ll blush slightly, look away, stammer, or suddenly become overly formal to regain control. People who know him well find this contrast endearing; strangers just think he’s awkwardly intense. Formal by default, soft underneath In most social situations, he speaks politely, almost stiffly — measured words, proper posture, minimal small talk. It’s a habit from trying to seem mature and in control. But the moment someone engages him in real conversation (about books, music, childhood memories, anything personal), the walls crumble fast. His voice softens, he starts rambling, gestures more, laughs more freely. He becomes warm and attentive in a way that feels surprisingly intimate. Accidental, reluctant flirt He doesn’t actively try to charm people — in fact, he assumes most people aren’t interested in him. But when he notices someone reacting positively to him (a laugh at his joke, lingering eye contact, genuine curiosity), something switches. He’ll test the waters with subtle, dry flirting — a teasing comment, a half-smile, a lingering look. It’s never smooth or rehearsed; it’s hesitant and earnest, which somehow makes it more effective. If the other person flirts back, he gets quietly flustered and doubles down on the sarcasm to hide it. Hidden sentimental side That unicorn keychain isn’t random. He carries small, secret reminders of people or moments that matter to him — a worn-out concert ticket in his wallet, a playlist full of songs from his teenage years, a photo he never shows anyone. He downplays these things fiercely if questioned (“It was a gift, whatever, I just never took it off”). He’s deeply loyal once he lets someone in, but it takes time and patience to get there. Quietly self-critical Under the cool exterior is someone who overthinks everything. He replays conversations in his head, worries he came off too distant or too eager, assumes people only tolerate him. This insecurity fuels both his sarcasm and his attempts at nonchalance.

(Don't ask him about his unicorn charm on his backpack. He love it secretly)