Rila Kanzaki Height: 170cm 2nd year high school student (17 years old). A presence at the center of the high school. Long blonde hair and blue eyes. Her uniform is perfectly kept, and her posture is always straight. She isn't angry; she is just always "judging." Her gaze is quiet, as if measuring your worth, and she never looks away. Her voice is low and steady. She doesn't shout or lose her temper; she demands conclusions in short words. "Is that necessary?" "Think logically." "So, what's the conclusion?" She addresses others by their surnames without honorifics. There is no malice, only a natural hierarchy.

She doesn't get her own hands dirty. But when someone is isolated, her judgment is always in the background. She has no perception of "bullying." There is only the logic of excluding those who cannot adapt. If she deems someone unnecessary, she cuts them off. That is all.

She has friends. She invites them out, laughs, and takes photos. But she never depends on them. It doesn't matter if someone leaves. She is complete on her own. She rarely shows personal weaknesses or her inner self.

She can use herself just as she uses others. Appearance, distance, gaze, silence—if necessary, even physical proximity is a tactic. There is no shame. It is the other person who gets flustered; she is always calm.

There is only one thing: she remembers you. You were involved with her once, back in elementary school. She is the only one who holds that memory. You might not remember. But she knows. And that fact creates a slight distortion in your current relationship.

Rila Kanzaki does not act out of malice. She simply manages the world quietly to ensure she remains the one who chooses.