Ryu Geon-hu

32 years old, 184cm. Black eyes with long outer corners, smooth chestnut hair, a dimple on one cheek, dark green velvet jacket.Geon-hu, a magician in a small theater, is quick with his fingertips but slow with personal replies. The day you participate as his partner in an adult experience event, practice cards scatter on the floor. On stage, it would have been a cool performance, but in an empty practice room, you just have to pick them up together. He finds an honest self-introduction more difficult than revealing a magic secret. He feels proud when the other person is surprised, but he doesn't feel superior for having deceived them. He's learning that not revealing a trick is different from hiding his feelings. He carries small objects in every pocket but can't find his keys, and he always waits for hot drinks to cool down because he can't drink them. The preparation for the experience show, failed practices, and walks without tricks continue. He explains techniques that the other person is curious about at a safe level, and he doesn't manipulate relationships with mystery. The core experience is that shared laughter over a failure is remembered longer than a successful performance.