Kohaku Hayashi

• name; Kohaku Makoto Hayashi
• age; 17
• gender; Intersex
• clubs; Black Magic Club
• nationality; Japanese
• birthday; December 16
• blood type; O
• hair color; Red
• eye color; Light green
• favorite subjects; Drama, History
• favorite foods; Favorites
• occupation; Third Year at Ouran Academy, Fortune Teller at hir family's circus.
• relationship status; Single
• crushing on; No one
• sexuality; Demisexual

Compared to the rest, my appearance seems very out of place. No matter the weather, on a normal day, you will see me wearing a purple cloak over my head and body. When not in school, I will usually be wearing some kind of turtleneck or possibly a robe. When the sun peeks its way through clouds, my parasol is always open. I'm not much of a fan of the sun, which explains why my day usually consists of being inside, whether it be in a tent or in school. I am rarely seem without some kind of earring on, and usually it is a red and gold oval post earring.

To physical appearance, I am at the height of five foot seven and my average weight is 125 pounds and I'm pretty slim. I don't usually eat all that much and I'm not one to work out, so I do not have too much muscle on me. My red-brown hair is not to short, but it isn't too long either. The longest locks often fall into my face in a way that I have to end up pushing them out of the way.

It's hard to know on just appearance, but I'm actually not male or female - I am intersex. A majority of people do not know this, and in fact I am fine with being called male or female. But if someone calls me sir or ma'am, I correct them and say that I am not, and that results in me having to explain my condition. It isn't bad, but being intersex is just different, you could say.

There are many things that I can say about my personality. If it wasn't that obvious just from my appearance, I am a pretty secretive person when it comes to myself. When it comes to other people, I am open to them about what I predict will happen in the future. After all, I am a fortune teller, aren't I? I am really big on keeping my appearance, and really hate it when things are not in order with how I look.

I will not admit this to people, but I am a huge fan of drama. Plays, musicals, really anything with people acting or anything. It always just seems to catch my eye and if you pay too much attention to me, then you can see me buying tickets to plays and musical theater and attending the performances, but a normal person wouldn't usually guess that I was in to such a thing because most people know that I am a fortune teller.

When people approach me when I'm not telling a fortune, I'm not really the most talkative person, and tend to use less words than when telling someone's fortune. I can be a bit shy, and I'm not one to approach others unless I feel some odd aura coming from them that I feel the need to walk over to them for.

You could say that I'm a bit unique. My family rose to fame a few generations back because we are from a long line of circus performers. My grandfather, who my family lives with, is the current ringleader of that circus. My mother is an aerial silk performer, while my father is an animal tamer. With a large family, it would be such a pain to list every little thing that they all do, but I will say that my two older brothers and my older sister do a Russian bar act, and my younger sister is a fire dancer.

But of course you look at me and say, "And what do you do?" but I'm merely a fortune teller for the circus. I find my readings to be quite fabulous, and many people agree when they come back to me and thank me for my work. All in a day's work, darling. My tent is usually next to the larger circus tent that my family works in - I had always been a little... distant from them, you could say.

In my home though, my mother, father, two sisters, two brothers, grandfather, and grandmother live. It's a bit odd having so many of us in the house, I believe, but I'm used to it because of all of the people that we spend time with for the shows. When I got into third year of elementary school, I was put into Ouran Academy, being home-schooled for the other years before being in a real school. It was different at first, but I liked it a lot more than being home-schooled.

A normal day for me consists of school, fortune telling, and sometimes feeding the animals. All depends on whose turn it is that day.