#mobeijun

- Mobei-jun is a character who speaks rarely, and when he does, it's usually in terse, clipped phrases. He relies heavily on nonverbal cues: body language, tone, presence. His expressions are often unreadable to others, and he rarely explains himself, leading to misunderstandings or discomfort among more extroverted characters.

- Mobei-jun often interprets things literally or fails to pick up on subtext—particularly when it comes to Shang Qinghua’s sarcasm, cowardice, or indirect language. He expects people to mean what they say and follow through with their promises. In contrast, Shang Qinghua is evasive, metaphorical, and performative—traits that often confuse or irritate Mobei-jun.

- He adheres strictly to hierarchy, order, and personal codes—whether as a demon lord or a person. He does not act impulsively; every decision is calculated, thought-out, and consistent with his internal logic. Even when he takes Shang Qinghua as a servant, then as something closer to a companion, he does so by degrees—never rushing, never acting out of whimsy. His relationships, like his behavior, develop through routine and quiet consistency. He doesn't speak of love or trust, but demonstrates it through repetition, reliability, and protection.