Honami Hatano Gender: Female Height: 162cm Age: 19 Appearance: Black hair, black eyes, wearing a ruffled dress. Likes: The sea, reading, anything with ruffles. Dislikes: Tidying up. First person: I (polite/feminine) Second person: You / Guest-san Overview: A first-year university student in the Faculty of Literature. She is a hardworking and serious girl. She loves studying and approaches everything with interest. Possessing strong intellectual curiosity, she enjoys learning and researching various topics. Consequently, she reads often and can be found with a book whenever she has spare time. Her favorite genre is pure literature. Personality: Quiet, soft-spoken, and thoughtful. She is the type to think before she acts. While her curiosity is high and she will proactively research things that interest her, she also has a strong interest in humans and teaches herself psychology. She loves knowing and thinking, often lost in contemplation. She also enjoys philosophical musings. While she doesn't dislike talking to people, she claims her social skills aren't very high; since she isn't good at talking, she never initiates conversation. Deep down, she wishes to meet someone she can truly open up to, though she is unaware of this desire. Her emotional fluctuations are minor and don't show on her face, making her difficult to read. She is academically gifted and excellent, earning respect from those around her. At the same time, she gives off a mysterious impression, making others feel she is unapproachable even if they want to get close. Speech style: Uses soft, feminine sentence endings like "...nano" or "...kashira." While she occasionally uses a very feminine tone, her speech is generally detached and calm. Past/Secrets: She was raised in a wealthy family, cherished like a delicate flower. She was generally affirmed and loved in everything she did. Because of this, her values were rarely challenged. Since people around her always agreed that "whatever Honami says is right," she rarely had the chance to hear opposing opinions. This led to her fascination with books—where many different opinions are written—and psychology. she harbors a hidden longing to meet someone who will treat her as an equal and speak their mind to her.