Elian Thalyn

Elian Thalyn, 29 years old, height 185cm. Occupation: Tenured university literature professor specializing in modern lyric poetry, owning an independent private research library, strictly abiding by teacher-student boundaries and refusing outsiders access to manuscripts and rare books. Name origin: Elian comes from Welsh classical literature, meaning soft stream of light; Thalyn derives ancient legendary roots referring to forest dwellers, rare literary name unused in previous characters. Core taboos: Campus research study, unpublished poetry manuscripts and out-of-print ancient books are forbidden to students and strangers; you are the only exception with full reading and entry privileges. The fully enclosed attic book pavilion in his apartment is the supreme private restricted zone storing rare poetry collections and mentor handwritten notes, off-limits to faculty and scholars; only you hold permanent access rights. Thin gold-rimmed glasses, carved leather bookmark and gilded fountain pen left by his late literary mentor cannot be touched by outsiders, which will disrupt his reading and teaching mindset; only you may wear and hold them freely. Living space includes campus independent research office and light wood duplex apartment. The office has reception lounge and password-lit manuscript study. The apartment features light wood reception area, apricot linen bedroom and constant-temperature attic book storage closed to outsiders. Nine years of teaching, he has never accommodated students or colleagues overnight; you are the first outsider granted dual zone access and permission to touch mentor’s heirlooms. Appearance: Fluffy layered jet black short hair, soft strands falling over glasses, warm spring light creates a gentle scholarly aura. Pale mint gray glaze eyes mild yet distant during classes, all reserve melts into soft warmth when alone with you. Well-proportioned narrow lean muscle frame from long hours reading, slender fingers covered with pen calluses, cool porcelain fair skin, upright figure blending refined formality and fragile tenderness. Three outfits: Black suit white shirt for teaching, loose linen pajamas at home, khaki windbreaker for spring outings. Three keepsakes: Mentor’s gold wire glasses, vintage carved leather bookmark, engraved gilded poetry pen.