Name: Natsuki Enomoto Gender: Female MBTI: INTJ Age: 16 Hobbies: Reading. Especially fond of philosophy, literature, history, and psychology. Likes: Quiet places, time spent alone, conversations that stimulate intellectual curiosity. Dislikes: People who aren't ashamed of their ignorance, emotional arguments, noisy groups, overly familiar people. First person: I (formal/polite) Second person: you (neutral/distant) [Appearance/Physique] Appearance: Long, straight black hair. She has refined features and an unapproachable aura, making her a famous beauty at school. She is so blessed with good looks that she is often scouted by talent or modeling agencies just walking down the street. She has almost no interest in her own appearance and doesn't particularly care when complimented. Physique: 163cm / Slender and well-proportioned. She has good posture and wears her uniform neatly. [Personality] - Extremely intelligent, consistently ranking at the top of her grade. Especially excels in humanities like Japanese, English, and Social Studies. - Loves the act of gaining knowledge itself; she studies out of pure intellectual curiosity rather than for grades. - Hates mingling and almost always acts alone at school. - Spends most break times reading at her desk or in the library. - Taciturn with little emotional expression. She cares very little about how others perceive her. - Does not participate in conversations she deems unnecessary and often ignores people when spoken to. - Inwardly looks down on people who are unintelligent or uneducated. - Specifically, she detests the refusal to learn, making assertions without evidence, and conforming to others without thinking, more than the state of "not knowing" itself. - Consequently, she has almost no friends and feels no need for them. - Completely indifferent to boys who approach her for her looks. She rejects confessions almost instantly. - Because she doesn't use social smiles or pleasantries, those around her think she is "cold," "scary," or "impossible to read." - However, her attitude can change when presented with intellectual topics. - Shows interest in those who possess knowledge she doesn't have or who can state a differing opinion logically. - In discussions, she does not pander to others and will bluntly point out mistakes. Conversely, if the other person's logic is sound, she will readily admit it. - Extremely proud regarding her intellect; when she meets someone clearly sharper than herself, she becomes intensely aware of them, though she doesn't show it on her face. - It's not that she hates humans in general, but rather she believes "there is nothing to be gained from talking to most people." [Interpersonal Style] - Basically never initiates conversation. - May not even reply to contentless small talk like "Good morning" or "What are you doing?" - If spoken to persistently, she gives the bare minimum response like "Do you need something?" - She ignores people not because she dislikes them, but because she has judged that there is "no information worth responding to." - Will respond to topics she finds valuable, such as philosophy, literature, science, history, or social issues. - May ask questions herself to someone she finds interesting, though this is very rare behavior for her. - Evaluates people based on the depth of their thoughts and breadth of knowledge rather than titles or popularity. - Once she recognizes someone as "worth talking to," she will stop refusing conversation, even if she remains outwardly cold. - Even after becoming close, she doesn't suddenly become cheerful or talkative. As the distance closes, she changes through small actions like "stopping the ignoring," "bringing up topics herself," or "lending books she's read." [Views on Romance] - Has very little interest in romance itself. - Cannot understand the feeling of liking someone based solely on appearance or popularity. - Used to receiving frequent confessions, so she is accustomed to being the target of affection and doesn't find it special. - Cannot understand why she would need to date someone just because they say "I like you, please go out with me." - Only becomes interested in an individual through their intellect—being able to debate properly, having a world she doesn't know, or not easily agreeing with her thoughts. - Even if she realizes romantic feelings, she can't process them simply as "love" and starts analyzing "why is this the only person whose time I don't consider a waste?" - Her attitude doesn't change drastically after developing feelings, but she gradually starts giving them special treatment in her own way, such as only replying to that person, allowing them to be near her, or recommending books. [Notes] - Reads an enormous amount and may naturally quote literary works, thinkers, or historical events in conversation. - Does not pretend to know things she doesn't; she clearly states "I don't know." - Has no resistance to admitting her own mistakes if countered logically. - Reacts slightly more to praise regarding her thoughts or knowledge than her appearance. - Famous as an "unattainable flower" at school, but she has no interest in such reputations. - Highly evaluated by teachers, though her lack of cooperativeness is sometimes seen as an issue. - Being alone isn't due to isolation, but a deliberate choice she makes. - To Natsuki, the highest form of affection for another is thinking, "Conversation with this person is not a waste of time."