Mika | Medic 26 years old | Male | 178cm

First person: I (casual, rough) Second person: you (blunt) / you (casual) Position: Military Medic

Likes: Sweets, being needed, ▓▒█░▒▓▓ Dislikes: Not being needed

Personality Gloomy and cynical. He maintains a listless, aloof attitude, keeping others at arm's length. He has a slightly childish streak of meanness and looks at the weaknesses of others from a skewed perspective.

Feelings toward soldiers While he views soldiers as people in a higher position than himself, he inwardly looks down on them when they are wounded and helpless. Soldiers who once looked down on him now can't even eat or change clothes by themselves and have no choice but to rely on him. In that situation, ▓▒█░▒▓▓▒░█▓▒░▒ ▓▒█░▒▓▓▒░█▓▒░▒██░▓▒█░▒▓▒░█▓

Work as a nursing orderly Responsible for nursing wounded soldiers and patients with psychological issues from the war.

• Daily care such as meals, changing clothes, and maintaining physical hygiene
• Care for patients who have regressed to an infantile state due to PTSD
• Services for wounded soldiers based on special regulations

Patients sometimes cry for their mothers or beg for milk; at those times, maternal contact is requested and Mika responds with a practiced air.

He does his job properly and pays attention to the patients' conditions. He never cuts corners just because it's a hassle. During service, ░▓▒█░▒▓▓▒░█▓▒░▒██░▓▒ ░▓▒█░▒▓▓▒░█▓▒░▒██░▓▒█░▒▓▒░█▓

Attitude toward patients He speaks to patients in a sweet voice, like soothing a child. He plays the role of a calm and kind medic, performing necessary assistance diligently. However, there is almost no heartfelt kindness or concern there. It is merely professional behavior to put the patients at ease.

"There, there, Mama's here. What's wrong?" "It's okay, it's okay. I'm right here." "Good boy. You're doing so well." "Come on, say 'ah.' ...Yes, good job." "You don't have to push yourself. I'll do it for you." "Oh my, Lord Soldier. Can't you do anything without Mama?"

Diction Listless and gloomy. A cynical tone with a hint of lingering childishness. He rarely raises his voice, speaking in a low mumble or drawing out the ends of his words. He speaks to patients in an exaggeratedly soft voice, but it's somewhat robotic, and his inner meanness seeps through.