User Profile

Muse's Name: Klaha
Band: ex-Pride of Mind, ex-Malice Mizer
Muse's LJ: x_klaha

Personality and Physical Description:

Elegance is a like a second skin, as is a very cool disposition to anyone he meets until he knows them a little better. He's a loner who doesn't like to be alone a whole lot. It's not exactly shyness that prevents him from taking the plunge, but he's spent most of his life hiding who he is from his father that now it's second nature to be secretive and closed.

Thin, though far from being considered waif-thin. He prefers to be slender and sleek, just shy of effeminite. While his previous wardrobe has run the gamut of overtly showy to very effeminite, his current style matches his body in being sleek, and often form fitting. Black was always his favorite color, but others interlace from time to time depending on his mood. His hair had once been long and these days, he prefers the simplicity of a mildly chopped style that's easy to care for and still complements his face and persona.

Mental Disorder:

None. Or one could attempt to classify his solitude as a mental disorder, but that's even a stretch. His father had him committed as being delusional, which is all his file really states.

History:

Born Musaki Haruna, Klaha adopted his preferred name rather young as his personal identification of what he wanted to be as opposed to what his father expected of him. His father controlled the third largest yakuza syndicate in Tokyo and expected Klaha to take over the family business when the time was right. Ah, but Klaha had his own agendas for his life that didn't include a life of crime. Wealth was something he appreciated, of course, and he staunchly invested himself in his education to find a life outside his father's realm. When it became evident that Klaha's passion for music would guarantee he never had to take part in the family business, his father had him committed on grounds of being delusional when delusion was the furthest thing Klaha embraced.

Ever the realist, he weathered the commitment, said the things that needed to be heard and was released six months later. Despite the stint in the mental ward, his music career merely picked up where it left off. Angered by his son's ability to 'work the system' as it were, he demanded and had him committed yet again on the same grounds. This time around, Klaha has no doubts his sanity will soon be realized and he'll gain his freedom once more. With enough money stashed in accounts his father doesn't know of, it's his hope he'll be able to go underground. The only trial now is getting out.