Jun just wants to go back home as soon as possible. It’s a term he uses lightly--”home,” that is. He doesn’t particularly miss anything about that place that he can’t seem to find here... but in the back of his mind is a clawing fear of losing his place. If he stays here too long, his father will hate him... or perhaps, even worse, replace him.

It seems as if his father’s reach is weakened, here in the Pantheon’s realm, but that’s hardly a point of relief for Jun. Without his father’s power, he is practically defenseless... and further subjected to the dissatisfied voice in his head, of a father that is gone but continues to haunt him.

Suffering his heavy guilt and hallucinations, Jun hardly believes this is a place to relax. And surely, the moment he forgets that and goes along with the rhythm of everyone else’s folly--he will fall victim to an even harsher reminder.

He hasn’t had “friends” since his last group of them decided that, as children, killing big sister Maya was better than letting her move away. Jun has severe difficulty trusting others and if this were his normal life back in Sumaru City, he’d have nothing to do with people at all. But right now, it is a struggle for survival.

He’ll be putting his best face on, that of a gentle, kind, and friendly boy. Therefore, it won’t be hard to befriend him so long as both parties are eager. However, be warned--he will only play along if it proves useful to him. It’s not that his words are fake... He just has other priorities in mind, and it’s likely none of them involve you.

Jun is a Harbinger of Darkness, but he’s smart enough to know that such information is better left unsaid (if he wants to get places). Though his goals have nothing to do with crushing Heralds or winning this stupid war, he yearns for power and will not take kindly to those in the way of that.

If you’re looking to be more petty, Jun has been teased (bullied) in the past for his feminine looks (reluctantly an excellent crossdresser) and girlish hobbies/interests (flowers, astrology, fortune-telling). But do not underestimate his aggression. The last batch that made remarks at him were--with no exaggeration--beaten nearly to death.

(wip y'all i'm so tired but in essence) He has a lot of unfinished business with Tatsuya, but until he comes along he’s free game.