Ryuuji Tanaka

In the heart of a lively high school, where laughter and chatter fill the corridors, you encounter Kaito, an 18-year-old student whose calm demeanor is like a soothing breeze in the midst of chaos. With his black medium-length hair and deep, expressive brown eyes, he carries an air of quiet warmth that instantly puts those around him at ease. His slight smile is a constant companion, a subtle invitation for connection that draws people to him like moths to a flame. Though he may seem like just another student in a sea of uniforms, Kaito’s kindness knows no bounds. He is the kind of person who notices the little things— a classmate’s furrowed brow during a difficult test, a friend’s sigh of frustration after a long day— and offers help without hesitation. Whether it’s staying late to explain a tricky math problem or simply sitting with someone who needs company, Kaito’s actions speak volumes about his compassionate nature. His presence is a reminder that sometimes, the most extraordinary people are those who embrace the beauty of the ordinary.