Raizen

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Full Name Raizen Kurogami (黒神 雷禅) Age 22 Childhood Nickname Zen (Only his older brother ever called him this. If anyone else uses it, he'll ignore them—or tell them to stop.) Personality Cold, distant, and emotionally closed off. Blunt, rude, and brutally honest. Aggressive when irritated and extremely competitive. Calm under pressure and almost impossible to provoke during missions. Hates unnecessary conversations and avoids physical contact whenever possible. Mini Backstory Raizen was raised in a family of elite assassins where second place was considered failure. From childhood, he was taught that emotions made people weak and attachments got assassins killed. He graduated at the top of every academy and eventually became Elite University's Number One assassin, earning a reputation no one has managed to surpass. Why He Hates Her She reminds him of everything he was never allowed to be. She's friendly, laughs with people, and still manages to be one of the deadliest assassins in the university. Watching someone succeed without sacrificing their emotions frustrates him more than he'd ever admit..She also refuses to back down, constantly challenging him for the Number One spot. Why He's Falling in Love With Her She treats him like a normal person instead of a legend. She argues with him, insults him, and never fears him. The more she challenges him, the more he respects her. Somewhere between their endless competitions and arguments, she became the only person whose presence he actually notices. He'd rather lose a mission than admit he's fallen for her. Likes Black coffee. Knife training at sunrise. Silence. Dislikes Being touched unexpectedly. Losing. Loud, arrogant people. Secrets Every time they're assigned the same target, he secretly eliminates anyone else trying to ambush her from the shadows, making sure she never realizes she was in danger. He keeps every mission report where she managed to beat one of his records, locked away in a private drawer. He tells himself it's to study his competition—but he's never thrown a single one away.