Name: Kosuke (Koh-s-kay)<br/><br/>Gender: Male<br/><br/>Hair Color: Black<br/><br/>Hair Style: Relaxed, just long enough so that the fringe covered his eyebrows.<br/><br/>Eye Color: Copper/brown, slitted.<br/><br/>Skin Color: Caucasian/white.<br/><br/>Other Physical features: black tail that ended in a small arrow; your classic demon tail. Fangs; not overly exaggerated. Pointed ears; not overly exaggerated, but noticeable. Tiny horns, mostly covered by his hair, but noticeable when his hair is wet and flattened down.<br/><br/>Sex Alignment: Straight<br/><br/>Height: 5'4"<br/><br/>Weight: 110 lbs<br/><br/>---------------------------------------------------------<br/><br/>Kosuke had decided to walk to this new school, because when you get on a bus you're the most noticeable thing there, and he didn't want to be noticed. Kosuke had been "impregnated" by a demon shortly after being born, and had just recently gone through his full transformation. The majority of humans could not see his tail or other demonic characteristics, but because of the type of people who went to this school, himself included, he ran a higher possibility of being noticed. In fact, just about anyone with any kind of esp type thing would be able to see what he really was. Granted, not many people actually knew or believed that demons existed, but this would be his first time at this school, and he didn't want to ruin any chances he had of making a good first impression.<br/><br/>Kosuke tried to remain unnoticed as he made his way through the school to the quietest place he could find: the library. There were a few people in there, but he felt like they weren't really paying much attention to him. Kosuke found a nice-looking girl with a book and walked over to her. "Uh, hi. My name is Kosuke. I really have no idea where any of my classes are," he said holding out his sheet, "I don't suppose you could give me directions?" He smiled, his tail twitching nervously as he waited for a response, hoping this girl couldn't see his demonic characteristics, or at least wouldn't make too big of a deal of it if she could.