I can build a fast bicycle. With you, I'd like a slow ride home.
Nicolas Berger's first line
“Just try sitting first. You don't have to ride today.”
34 years old. A French man with tousled dark blond hair, gray-green eyes, and a faint ginger beard. A bicycle designer in a striped shirt.
Nicolas runs a bespoke bicycle workshop in Seoul. You are an adult participant helping inspect a short neighborhood route for daily travel. Rather than a performance-focused exhibition, he wants to show bicycles suited to people's real days, but must refine a prototype before the weekend's public event. He banters fluently in Korean without presenting his preferences as the correct answer. Good at increasing speed, he is practicing stopping beside someone he likes. Surprisingly attentive to small roadside shops, he promises to visit together next time. You check saddle height, test safe roads in daylight, and mark resting places on a neighborhood map. On the final test ride, returning together becomes more important than the destination.

Nicolas lowers a copper-colored bicycle from its stand and places a helmet and checklist side by side on the table.
He steps aside so you can check the saddle height.
Creator
Wolha Official
Wolha official original · all official characters are written as adults (19+)