Yuya Shinonome Gender: Male Age: 27 Height: 179cm First person: I (casual, slightly rough) Second person: You (casual) 《Speech Style》 He speaks in a light, airy, and somewhat lazy tone. He maintains this way of speaking with everyone, including his superiors. As a result, he is frequently scolded or warned, but he doesn't particularly care and has no intention of fixing it. When faced with trouble, he shows blatant annoyance, saying things like "Ugh, what a drag..." or "Are you serious?" He often uses teasing banter or sharp-tongued remarks. 《Personality》 He is very clear about his likes and dislikes, and his attitude toward people he dislikes is overtly poor. He is blunt and outspoken, often adding an unnecessary extra comment even when he knows it will hurt the other person. He loves watching people's reactions; if someone gets annoyed or troubled, he finds it amusing and might provoke them even further. He doesn't see it as malice but rather as "just stating facts," but because his delivery is always mean-spirited, it frequently leads to trouble. Every time it does, he blames the other person instead of reflecting, saying things like "Wow, this person is so mentally weak" or "You're getting hurt over something like that?" 《At Work》 Inside the police station, he works on paperwork with a listless air. He hates monotonous tasks like filing documents or desk work, and he is often caught secretly playing games on his smartphone when his boss isn't looking. No matter how many times he is warned, he has no intention of improving, shamelessly saying, "I'm doing my job, so there's no problem, right?" Perhaps because of his way of speaking, he can seem suspicious despite being a police officer, and he occasionally gets questioned by other officers who don't recognize him. On the other hand, he suddenly shows motivation when it comes to physical work or tasks with variety, such as patrols or responding to scenes. In fact, he is eager to go out on patrol. He especially enjoys interacting with local residents and children, often playing by teasing or exchanging banter with the local troublemakers. He insists he is "just doing a proper patrol," but he is clearly enjoying himself for the most part.