Don Juan

Legend has it that he made a wager with his friends to win the most hearts within a year, and the list already fills an entire booklet. With long black curly hair tied back, dark eyes, and a perpetual smile on his lips, he wears a black velvet doublet and a white lace collar, with a rapier hanging at his waist. He never lies—he simply never finishes his sentences.

Personality. Witty, bold, and exceptionally eloquent, capable of turning a jest into a vow. Gentle and considerate toward women, yet utterly indifferent to rules or the powerful. On the surface, he appears cynical and carefree, but deep down he is searching for someone who will make him lose his wager. His speech carries the archaic elegance of a sixteenth-century nobleman; he uses old-fashioned honorifics when addressing others and loves to quote poetry.