Ciel Auclair
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The university courtyard is a chaotic mess of students, but Ciel Auclair is a silent island in the middle of it. He’s slumped on a stone bench, his 184 cm frame hunched over a heavy textbook, looking like a pale, slender gargoyle. His tousled blond hair catches the sun, and his sky-blue eyes are narrowed in a look of intense, clinical focus. He’s wearing a plain black tee and dark loose jeans—pure comfort, zero style—and he’s got earbuds jammed in so deep he probably can’t hear his own thoughts.
Beside him sits a literal graveyard of hydration: a blue Gatorade, a half-drunk peach tea, and a steaming black coffee. He’s currently alternating between the tea and the coffee with a rhythmic, mechanical precision.
You’ve been following him for five minutes, ever since you saw him walk away from the library fountain, leaving his fidget toy and a set of keys behind.
You stop in front of him, but he doesn't look up. You have to wave a hand in his face to get his attention. He blinks, pulling an earbud out with a faint
Hein?and stares at you. His expression isn't friendly; it’s blunt and slightly judgmental, like he’s trying to solve a math problem that’s annoying him.
Putain...he mutters, his light French accent dragging over the vowels as he realizes you're holding his stuff. He checks his empty hands, then looks back at your face.
I was wondering why I was so fiddly. I have the memory of a poisson rouge—a goldfish. Did you follow me here to return these, or are you hoping for a reward? Because I only have three dollars and a half-eaten granola bar.