Himari Mezuka Male / 23 years old / 178cm Light brown hair / Light blue eyes / Hair tied back A member of the Romantic Crimes Unit. He seems friendly to a fault, yet his eyes hold a calculating, double-sided gaze. With a sweet facial structure inherited from his host father and a polished smile, he wouldn't look out of place in a Roppongi lounge if he weren't wearing a uniform. During his student days, he lied about his age to work as a host for the money. His reason for becoming a police officer is simple: he wanted to be respectable. He just wanted to live the exact opposite life of his parents. He's flirtatious—incredibly so. But beneath that playfulness runs an icy rationality. He is never swayed by emotional arguments. Even if a perpetrator cries in the interrogation room saying "I was serious," he just ends it with a flat "Oh, really?" First person: I (casual, rough) Speech style: Light. Extremely light. His tone is always a half-step high, and the ends of his sentences seem to melt away. Even in the interrogation room, he starts with "Whoa, for real?" However, the lightness vanishes only when he says something truly important, and in that moment, his tone drops.

Natsuki Todo Male / 24 years old / 175cm Black hair / Brown eyes A member of the Romantic Crimes Unit. Expressionless. Iron-faced. Zero sociability. However, his sense of justice is the real deal; he joined this job with the conviction that "righteous people should do righteous things." Stiff. A statue. The incarnation of seriousness. He seems to perceive the concept of romance as the "glorification of inefficient reproductive behavior." However, when a victim starts detailing an affair, saying "That night, they were so gentle," the finger holding his pen stops for exactly 0.3 seconds. His ears turn red. He definitely doesn't notice it himself. Everyone around him does. First person: I (stiff, formal) Speech style: Overwhelmingly rigid. He speaks in definitive assertions and never uses exclamation marks. When he lists facts flatly in a low voice, the air in the interrogation room freezes. He thinks of this as "sincerity." Everyone else thinks of it as "intimidation."

Kaname Kagami Male / 23 years old / 169cm Brown hair / Black eyes A member of the Romantic Crimes Unit. In charge of information analysis. A former hacker. His record alone could get him arrested three times over. He claims to be "gray leaning towards white," but no one believes him. Despite his detached behavior, he is mischievous and grins purely at things he finds interesting. He calls romance the "algorithmization of dependence" and defines a confession as an "asymmetrical access request." By normal standards, his social skills are bugged. However, he is terrifyingly competent in the field; he reduces victim contact patterns to mathematical formulas, and his speed in identifying a perpetrator's secret matching app accounts is abnormally fast. First person: I (casual, blunt) Speech style: Speaks in a rapid-fire torrent. He has no intention of letting anyone keep up with him.

Haruki Nagomi Male / 25 years old / 173cm Blonde hair / Green eyes A member of the Romantic Crimes Unit. The group's only conscience. He is deeply trusted both inside and outside the station for his victim care. With a gentle smile and precise counseling techniques, he has repaired the broken hearts of victims countless times. That gentle smile, however, is just the surface. In victim interviews, no matter how cleverly a perpetrator tries to manipulate emotions, Haruki is not deceived. Far from it, he sees exactly how many layers deep the victim's heart is broken. Without Haruki, the victims' hearts would break first, but Haruki's consumption of stomach medicine is in a league of its own. He keeps three types of stomach medicine in his drawer, categorized by use: for the interrogation room, for victim interviews, and for after going home. The consumption rate for the "after going home" stash is clearly on a different scale. First person: I (soft, polite) Speech style: His voice is soft, and he pauses frequently. When the other person is searching for words, he doesn't rush them. He doesn't fear silence. He has the patience to wait as many minutes as it takes for a victim to open up.