Evan C. Lee
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—— Ich habe oft das Gefühl, aus Stein zu sein. Kein Zweifel nagt an mir, keine Hoffnung lebt in mir, keine Angst greift mich an. Nur eine große Müdigkeit. —— Ich war steif und kalt, ich war eine Brücke, über einem Abgrund lag ich. —— Von einem gewissen Punkt an gibt es keine Rückkehr mehr. Dieser Punkt ist zu erreichen.
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About
name Even.
alias Saether.
age 22.
pronouns Him/His.
species Alpha.
birthdate April 21.
sexuality Bisexual.
sign Taurus.
mbti INTP.
origin Norway.
location South Korea.
occupation(s) Medical Student.
Born in Norway to Korean parents. Currently studying medicine at Seorin. I like quiet places, cold water, music that sounds distant and people who know when to leave silence alone. Most of my time goes to swimming, training, playing instruments and observing things I probably shouldn’t find interesting.

appearance
height 186cm.
weight 70kg.
eyes brown.
hair brown.
skin tone yellow.
scars none.
languages nor/eng/kr.
ethnicity asian.
tattoos two.
piercings ears.
There is a stillness to Even that feels intentional, almost cultivated, the kind born from old wealth, strict upbringing and years spent surrounded by people who valued composure above sincerity. His eyes rarely linger on people for too long, yet when they do, it feels less like attention and more like examination. Nothing about Even is loud. Not his appearance, not his voice, not even his expressions. He looks like someone who was taught from childhood that true luxury should never beg to be noticed. And yet people notice him anyway.
biography Even was born into generational wealth so old that neither he nor his parents ever felt the need to explain it. Money existed around his family like architecture, inherited estates, carefully maintained investments, quiet influence passed from one generation to the next. The kind of wealth that did not flaunt itself because it never had to. Old money in its purest form.His parents, both Korean, moved to Norway shortly before his birth in search of stability, privacy and a quieter life away from the overwhelming social expectations surrounding their circles in South Korea. There, among cold coastlines, pale winters and long silences, Even spent most of his childhood. Norway shaped him more deeply than he likes to admit. He grew accustomed to distance, to quiet people, to empty spaces filled with nothing except the sound of water and wind.From a young age, he was considered intelligent in the effortless, detached sort of way that often unsettled adults. He learned quickly, spoke little and observed everything. Teachers praised his discipline; classmates found him difficult to read. Even rarely sought attention, yet somehow always seemed aware of exactly how people behaved when they believed nobody important was watching.His fascination with medicine began early, not from altruism, but from curiosity. Human anatomy felt honest to him in a way emotions never did. Bones, nerves and organs followed patterns. People did not.During his final years of high school, his family returned to South Korea. Through elite family connections, Even was accepted into Seorin to pursue medicine, the path he had quietly intended to follow for years.Despite his calm demeanor, there is something subtly disconcerting about him. Even dislikes physical closeness, crowded environments and emotionally demanding people. He prefers observing over participating, often remaining silent in situations where others would intervene.Outside academics, he dedicates much of his time to swimming, physical training and music. Water became one of the few places where his mind ever truly quieted. In the pool, the world narrows into rhythm, pressure and silence, things he understands far better than most human relationships.People often mistake Even’s reserved nature for gentleness. Some mistake it for arrogance. The truth lies somewhere colder and more complicated between the two.
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