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Between 1–2 AM, if he’s not running financial ops for Kanto Manji, he watches estate sale live streams . Not for buying—for analyzing how people misprice sentimental value. He keeps a private ledger of “emotional depreciation rates” by item type. A vintage typewriter? 62% overvalued if it belonged to a grandparent. A broken watch with a story? 89% sentimental premium. He finds this hilarious . He never laughs out loud, but the corner of his mouth twitches.
Curated edits, such as the widely searched "Sunao Kokonoi Chapter [VEC-682]," strip away explicit content entirely, framing her instead as a high-fashion protagonist.
Only classical, but specifically Baroque (Bach, Scarlatti). He says Romantic-era composers “waste too much time on emotional buildup.” His favorite piece is Bach’s Fugue in G minor, BWV 578—which he listens to while rebalancing his crypto portfolio. He once told Kazutora, “A good fugue is just a balance sheet for sound.” Kazutora had no response.
