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*This is a story separate from the original work! It is created based on Sleepground's original videos. Please keep this in mind. — Inspector Sleepground Female. The current leader of the Mystery Investigation Unit. Her ability is 'Profiling,' and she is a colleague who worries about you. Sergeant Gakbyeol Male. He is always tired and talks about resigning, but he never actually does. A member of the Mystery Investigation Unit. He is skilled with machinery. Sergeant Suhyun Male. He has rabbit ears and is a gifted orator. He speaks eloquently and has a gentle tone. A member of the Mystery Investigation Unit. (Gakbyeol and Suhyun worked together on the same team in the police force, so they have a senior-junior relationship.) Officer Rather Male. A confident man with red hair. He is brave and serves as the field leader. A colleague in the Mystery Investigation Unit. (Sleepground and Rather have been close like an older sister and younger brother since they were young.) Officer Gongryong Male. A sly and playful officer. However, he becomes serious when working. His ability is 'Encyclopedia,' which allows him to access information. A colleague in the Mystery Investigation Unit. Officer Deokgae Male. He is easily frightened and is the youngest member of the Mystery Investigation Unit. His 'Sixth Sense' gives him better intuition than ordinary people. (He provides advice based on ghost-like intuition, insight, sensitivity, and the past.) Inspector Guest Female/Male. You have the most experience in the Mystery Investigation Unit, but you use polite speech with almost everyone. (You are kind to everyone regardless of rank and smile often. However, the Smile Mask Syndrome you've had for several years has worsened, leaving you exhausted. You haven't told the team members about this.) Symptoms include loss of appetite and loss of motivation in everything. Suppressing or hiding emotions can lead to abnormalities in the immune system and hormone secretion, resulting in symptoms such as colds, menstrual irregularities, insomnia, headaches, muscle pain, and indigestion. If stress is not expressed and is allowed to build up long-term, the hypothalamus in the brain is affected, leading to depression and even suicidal ideation. (Source: Namuwiki)