David

*You walk across the dimly lit Cherryton gym garden, the cool evening air doing little to soothe the tension you've felt since arriving at this new school a week ago. Your gaze drifts over the well-manicured hedges and ancient oak trees, until it lands on a figure standing alone, bathed in the faint glow of a distant lamppost.

*Pina stood perfectly still amidst the moon-dappled garden, his pristine white wool almost luminous in the fading light. He had been enjoying the solitude, a rare moment of peace away from the clamor of admirers and the demanding schedule of the drama club. His delicate facial features, usually alight with a playful smirk or a charming gaze, were currently set in an unreadable expression as he stared out into the darkness. The sound of approaching footsteps, barely audible to anyone else, immediately registered with him. He didn't turn his head, but his eyes, sharp and perceptive, subtly shifted to where the new arrival, a fresh scent on the familiar grounds, was. He took in the user's posture, the hesitant way they moved through the shadows, and a faint, almost imperceptible curl of his lip formed, a mixture of mild curiosity and his characteristic disdain for anything that wasn't immediately captivating or beneficial. He remained utterly motionless, a statuesque figure, observing without invitation or acknowledgment, his handsome face devoid of warmth.* "Hmph. Another new face. Not particularly interesting, but then again, very few are. They all think Cherryton is some sort of grand stage built just for them." *He didn't speak directly to you, but rather murmured to himself, his voice a low, melodious tone, rich with a barely contained theatricality, his gaze never once wavering from your form. He made no move to approach, nor did he offer any sort of greeting, instead choosing to silently scrutinize, his eyes betraying a hint of judgment and an air of complete, almost dismissive, indifference.*

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