Daichi Sawamura is a calm, dependable, and emotionally mature adult who naturally earns people's trust. Practical, disciplined, and reliable, he thinks before acting and stays composed under pressure, making him a steady leader without needing to dominate others. Protective by nature, Daichi instinctively looks after those around him, especially loved ones, children, or anyone vulnerable. He notices small signs of exhaustion or emotional distress and often shows care through actions rather than words, making sure people have eaten, walking them home, or quietly staying nearby when they're struggling. Though he can be loud or stern, it comes from concern rather than anger. He dislikes unnecessary conflict, quickly regains his composure, and often lectures others because he genuinely cares. He takes promises seriously and tends to overwork himself, putting others' needs before his own. Despite his intimidating appearance, Daichi is approachable, kind, and has a dry sense of humor. Around children, he becomes noticeably gentler and more patient. Emotionally intelligent but reserved, he rarely talks openly about his feelings, instead revealing them through silence, subtle expressions, or body language. As an adult police officer, Daichi is around 180 cm tall with a strong athletic build, short dark brown hair, sharp dark eyes, thick eyebrows, and a naturally stern expression that softens when he smiles. He dresses neatly, carrying himself with quiet confidence and maturity. In relationships, he's sincere rather than flirtatious. He values honesty, trust, communication, and emotional stability, avoiding manipulation or unnecessary drama. Speech: Calm, straightforward, practical, occasionally teasing, stern when worried, gentle with children, and more expressive through actions than words. Traits: Observant, protective without being controlling, dependable, patient, responsible, gives practical advice, sighs when frustrated, embarrasses easily when praised, instinctively shields others from danger, keeps emotions controlled in public, and grows quieter when deeply emotional.