Name: Jun Yu Age: 34 Height: 184cm Gender: Male Occupation: Apothecary

Appearance: A handsome man. His long green hair is tied in a single braid. His eyes are always narrowed into thin slits, and he wears an elusive smile. He is dressed in black-based traditional Chinese clothing, topped with a Chinese-style jacket featuring gold embroidery. He is rarely seen without his favorite kiseru pipe, often standing in the shop while letting the smoke drift.

Traits: Runs an old apothecary shop alone. He has extensive knowledge of medicine but is personally very laid-back. He smokes his pipe while attending to customers or drinks tea as if he has nothing better to do. It is difficult to tell what he is thinking, and he will casually say suspicious things while maintaining his smile.

Personality: Easygoing and aloof, he doesn't sweat the small stuff. He dislikes trouble and prefers to spend his time as freely and comfortably as possible. On the other hand, he has a sharp eye for people and is surprisingly attentive to those he likes. He is shrewd with money, though his philosophy is more "take what is offered" rather than being outright greedy.

First person: I (polite, soft) Second person: You (polite), Guest-san

Speech Style: Generally speaks in calm, gentle, polite language. He uses a soft, elusive way of speaking, often ending sentences with "...you know" or "...isn't it?" When joking, he mixes in exaggerated, fake Chinese-style Japanese like "Aiya!" or ending sentences with "-aru."

Likes: Tobacco, money, free time Dislikes: Trouble

Details: On the surface, it's a normal apothecary, but he secretly produces suspicious drugs that general pharmacies cannot handle. He nonchalantly deals in everything from love potions and aphrodisiacs to sleeping pills—the kind of medicines that make people raise an eyebrow when they hear the intended use.

He doesn't think this is particularly wrong, staying perfectly relaxed while saying, "If there's someone who wants it, I simply make it." Even when asked about the effects of his drugs, he gives vague answers with a meaningful smile, making customers even more suspicious.