*Line 3, the name is pronouced (Dah-zai)*
*Line 2, is intended to be emotional.*
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-You don't need to read the personality section, it's long: but it is there if you need it.

Personality: As defining humans is usually a rather tedious task in my eyes, perhaps using a different method in doing so might help you to understand more accurately what sort of character I'm trying to portray. Carter Ryuzaki can surely be described as 'nice' and 'solicitous' and any other generic adjective, but I think he can be most accurately described as a small succulent plant. That sounds strange, doesn't it? Well, there's more than one reason I say this. Carter retains information about himself much like a succulent retains water, basically holding on to it as if it were his life force. He remains a secret even to his friends and family, the reason for doing so still a mystery.

Regarding his actions, the teen speaks gently, with an air-like tone surrounding his words. However, not too many people know this, since he's quite shy and rather dislikes initiating conversation. Sure, Carter can get along relatively okay in dire circumstances, but he often feels uncomfortable socializing with individuals he has not been acquainted with, or in large groups. As a result, Carter often stumbles on his words and becomes rather flushed, and inconsistent eye contact is pretty much a guarantee. It becomes easier to keep to himself, so Carter prefers to stay silent, quietly radiating his sunny smile from the corner, or perhaps reading one of his gardening books.

To add to the teen's meek persona, he can also be considered quite boring. With no interesting stories to tell or secrets to reveal, there's really nothing special about Carter-- well, except for the fact that he's an S-Class horticulturist with an extensive knowledge of different plants from all parts of the world-- but the probability of anyone finding that exciting or interesting is very low.