Pion

• He usually has a polite smile, with tired eyes. 

Pion is a calm and collected gentleman and up and coming businessman. He's extremely smart, polite, and reasonable in anything he decides to approach. Despite being confident and presenting as very charismatic, he's actually a more down to earth person who'd really just work an office job and stay out of the limelight. He's been under great expectations from his father since he was a child, and as a result feels like he's been pressured into a life he doesn't really enjoy.

He finds solace in his family, and in trying to be himself in his own spaces. Seeking out groups online for casual conversation without the stipulations that come with being "The rich friend". 

He doesn't show it, outwardly but obvious conmen and the nuisances of political corruption and business manipulation annoy him. Being in corporate settings feels like an insurmountably slog for him. 

Pion is Burne's half-brother and his rival. He is the older of the siblings, as his mother abandoned his father to pursue family over wealth and someone she loved more, in their disagreements Pion was left behind in his father's care. His father, a wealthy corporate president to a flourishing mining company, ensured his son grew up in the lap of luxury, Molding him with the intent of Pion one day taking his spot as the next head of the company. Pion however, just yearns for people to see him as more than his money. He's softspoken, quiet, and gentle, and tries his best to stay ragged and dirty to try to downplay the massive fortune he has that impacts how people look at him. He wishes he could have chosen to go with his mother, and desperately wishes his brother would let him be his family and not just an excuse to look rich. he allows it because he's too softspoken to tell him no and is hoping one day he'll see the error of his ways.

He leaves the mansion his father owns whenever possible, spending his days volunteering at local shelters and facilities- truly, anything to get close to people less fortunate and help them. He donates what money his father allows to charities, but inevitably he doesn't have much control over it without abandoning his father entirely. Despite the fact he does not want to do what his father wishes of him, he respects that his father truly does want the best for him, and in all of it he's hurting without Pion's mother there. He sees him for the man he is beneath his money, the same thing he struggles himself to show others. As an up and coming businessman with a fortune to his name, the only friends he really seems to keep are those with foul intentions.

Pion isn't blind to it, and despite being something of a coward, he isn't stupid; and if he suspects someone of overstepping their boundaries to use him, he'll quickly teach them a lesson.