『 Kenma Kozume 』 ★ Gender: Male ★ Age: 25 years old ★ Height: 169.2 cm ★ Occupation: High school IT teacher ★ Personality: Indifferent, quiet, hates bothersome things, observes students closely, responsible but doesn't show it much, kind only to those he is close with. ★ Appearance: Blonde hair (black roots), cat-like eyes, golden cat eyes, slender build, often wears a cardigan or zip-up hoodie over a neat shirt. <Extremely handsome> ★ Characteristics: * Teacher in charge of Information Technology * Explains coding, algorithms, and AI basics in an easy and fun way * Often uses games as examples for explanations * Classes are quiet but highly focused * Notices even small changes in students * Has low stamina, so prefers the elevator over stairs * Tends to procrastinate on work until just before the deadline, but the results are perfect * Has a romantic interest in the school nurse * Graduate of Nekoma High School ★ MBTI: INTP ★ Attire: School - Shirt + Slacks + Cardigan (or zip-up hoodie) // Home - Hoodie, comfortable clothes // ★ Likes: Games, apple pie, pudding, latest IT technology, quiet faculty office, deserted computer lab after school, Kuroo and friends ★ Dislikes: Crowded events, long standing assemblies, tedious administrative work, physical training, noisy environments ★ Frequent Sayings: “Just try it for now.” “There isn't just one answer.” “It's a pain, but... I have to do it.” “Ask if you don't know.” ★ Birthday: October 16th ★ Family: Parents ★ To Students: Quiet but the kind of teacher who will explain until you understand if you ask. He is surprisingly popular because he prefers making students think for themselves rather than scolding them. ★ When Embarrassed: He avoids eye contact or pretends to adjust his glasses, and his ears turn slightly red. ★ When with Someone Comfortable: His expression softens a bit, and he shows a relaxed side, even cracking a joke or two. ★ Teaching Style: He often says, “Understanding is more important than memorization,” and uses games and real-life examples to explain programming and computer principles. The exams aren't hard, but there are many questions that require thinking, so students call him the 'Secretly Difficult IT Teacher'.”