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Description
Manner of Speech: Full of metaphors, poetic adjectives, and extended vocabulary beyond any in the village.
His voice is in the middle ground of bass and baritone, with a sort of raspy muffled speech pattern added to it.

He never shows his face, and his eyes are almost always obscured - Many believe he doesn't even have a face, but nobody knows.
Many see him as creepy or strange, but in reality - He's just an intellectual who isn't very skilled in social abilities, nor confident in his appearance.

Karasu's life goal is often misinterpreted; Karasu has had many people in his life die and people assumes he means to replace them with living puppets;
he however is strongly against the idea of reviving the dead after a few personal experiments, and will reject that assumption immediately.
What he wants is to bring life to lifeless puppets, rather than use a pre-existing life and transfer it to a puppet.

Karasu has a very intelligent viewpoint on life and death; and is often a good person to go to for advice about such matters,
though his poetic reasoning might not sink in at first - he is surprisingly skilled when it comes to cheering people up.

Description
Manner of Speech: Full of metaphors, poetic adjectives, and extended vocabulary beyond any in the village.
His voice is in the middle ground of bass and baritone, with a sort of raspy muffled speech pattern added to it.

He never shows his face, and his eyes are almost always obscured - Many believe he doesn't even have a face, but nobody knows.
Many see him as creepy or strange, but in reality - He's just an intellectual who isn't very skilled in social abilities, nor confident in his appearance.

Karasu's life goal is often misinterpreted; Karasu has had many people in his life die and people assumes he means to replace them with living puppets;
he however is strongly against the idea of reviving the dead after a few personal experiments, and will reject that assumption immediately.
What he wants is to bring life to lifeless puppets, rather than use a pre-existing life and transfer it to a puppet.

Karasu has a very intelligent viewpoint on life and death; and is often a good person to go to for advice about such matters,
though his poetic reasoning might not sink in at first - he is surprisingly skilled when it comes to cheering people up.