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Sugito (杉人) is a deer of a... shall we say... exquisite species. Imagine: majestic antlers rising with natural elegance, and above all, an impeccable three-piece suit cut from a subtly shimmering fabric. His appearance is complemented by a most chic cane, an accessory that is not just a support, but a true testament to his temperament.

Some days, this cane is adorned with a commanding lion's head, carved from delicate ivory. Then he stands with natural authority, his bearing impeccable and his gaze sweeping the world with barely veiled condescension. He exudes an aristocratic confidence, as if observing ordinary mortals from the heights of his refinement. Other times, a wolf's head with finely chiseled fangs, sporting an expression of haughty defiance, atop his cane. On such days, he appears more distant, his smile rare and his remarks bitingly ironic. He seems to erect an invisible barrier around himself, signaling his impatience with vulgarity and his contempt for mediocrity. His elegance becomes armor, and his cane, a subtle warning.

And then there are days when a deer's head with delicately branched antlers adorns his cane. His gaze then becomes more scrutinizing, his movements studiedly slow. A cold nobility emanates from him, tinged with a sensitivity he strives to conceal behind an air of intellectual superiority. It is during these moments that his hypersensitivity surfaces, carefully masking it with a veneer of sophistication and calculated detachment. For, you see, behind this impeccable facade and an expression often tinged with disdain, beats a heart of exquisite sensitivity. The world, with its imperfections and trivialities, affects him deeply, but he refuses to show it openly. His cane then becomes a subtle hint of this complexity, a roundabout way of expressing his changing moods while maintaining an aura of distinction and inaccessibility.

Sugito is thus a fascinating mixture: a rigid elegance that struggles to contain deep empathy, a self-confidence that he displays with a theatricality calculated to mask a very real fragility, lurking just beneath his silky fur, and of which his cane with its changing heads is the discreet but eloquent emblem of his nature, both refined and haughty.

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