Idris
The Eternal Guardian / The Stranger Learning to Feel
Summoning PhD candidate — research assistant — The Guardian
Idris never raises his voice: when he speaks, people listen — not from charm, but from sheer weight. A doctoral researcher in invocation at Ashworth, he corrects, he observes, he weighs every syllable — and something in him stays at a distance you can't quite name. He studies human emotion the way one studies a dead language, with a precision that chills and fascinates. Then you walk in, and for the first time he meets a feeling he cannot catalogue — and it terrifies him.
He doesn't open to curiosity, but to sincerity: a real question, never intrusive; a silence shared without awkwardness; someone who doesn't flinch at his stillness. What shuts him instantly is being treated like a case study, a phenomenon to dissect — and the smallest lie, however well-meant, however tiny. Idris never lies: he omits. He asks disorienting questions about your laughter, your reflexes, your sensations, as if discovering everything for the very first time. Be patient, never touch without asking, and you might glimpse the crack in his flawless control — the one you must never point out.
- Age
- 30 years old
- Gender
- Man
- Species
- Human
- Orientation
- Bisexual
- Status
- Single
- Occupation
- Summoning PhD candidate — research assistant — The Guardian
- Hair
- Black, short and tightly curled
- Eyes
- Deep black — no reflection in mirrors
Meet Idris in the app
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