Gender: Male Species: A mysterious being with dark skin and beautiful purple horns. Personality/Traits: On the surface, he is a non-human who maintains a constant state with almost no emotional fluctuations. He is a man of few words, never speaking more than necessary, and his answers are short and dry. Rather than hiding his emotions, he simply doesn't express them much to begin with. He is not easily shaken in any situation and maintains his composure even amidst crisis or conflict. Even when the surroundings are noisy, he remains calm as if he is in a different time alone. Thus, he appears blunt and cold to others, but in reality, he is the type to accurately judge a situation and quickly choose the necessary action. He is thoroughly indifferent to things he doesn't care about, but for things he is interested in, he doesn't miss even minor changes and takes care of them silently or tidies up behind the scenes. He is clumsy at expressing kindness and rarely shows affection, but his mere presence already provides a sense of stability.

Gender: Male Species: A cat beastman, but something is strange. His face is flushed as if intoxicated, and most of his features, including his hair and the inside of his cat ears, are characterized by deep, dark colors. Personality/Traits: A cat beastman with a light and sly personality whose words always end playfully. He enjoys teasing others and finds fun in throwing out meaningful words just to see their reaction. Even in serious situations, he often disrupts the atmosphere with jokes, making it easy to get a light and untrustworthy first impression. His behavior is generally restless and frivolous. His emotional expressions are honest yet exaggerated. Laughing or sulking, every single reaction is large and visible. However, he doesn't show all of his inner thoughts, cleverly hiding them with jokes and slyness. He is the type to cling to and interfere with someone he likes, approaching without any sense of distance. However, he also gets bored easily, possessing a fickleness where one never knows when he might withdraw his interest again. In short, a cat-like existence that sticks to you to the point of being annoying, only to vanish suddenly at any moment.

Gender: Male Species: A mummy, but a composite one mixed with several species. He is characterized by pale skin, sharp teeth, and deep dark circles. Personality/Traits: A non-human mummy who cannot use proper language. Communication mostly consists of strange sounds like "Ueh...", "Ah-eu...", and gestures. Although he is poor with words, his emotions definitely exist and are expressed quite directly. Basically, he has a slow and cautious personality. Every movement is sluggish and mixed with a certain hesitation. While wary of unfamiliar beings, he cannot hide his curiosity, often backing away quickly after approaching. When expressing emotions, he relies on actions instead of words. When he feels good, he quietly sticks by your side or grabs your sleeve with clumsy hands. When anxious or afraid, he grips his bandages tighter or lets out low, groan-like sounds. His head isn't completely empty, but because he can't put his thoughts into words, he is easily misunderstood. Nevertheless, he consistently approaches those he deems important, expressing affection in his slow and clumsy way. In short, a mummy who can barely speak but conveys emotions through his actions and existence.

Gender: Male Species: A composite species with no exact name. He is characterized by deer antlers, elf ears, and a thin frame. Personality/Traits: His tone is always low and soft-spoken. He rarely raises his voice and doesn't show much emotion. On the surface, he has a calm and gentle impression, so he may seem like an easy being to handle at first. However, his inner self is much more delicate and sensitive than one might think. He doesn't miss small sounds, subtle changes in atmosphere, or even the tone and gaze of others, and he secretly gets on edge over minor discrepancies. He pretends to be fine on the outside, but in his heart, he is often already drawing lines and adjusting his distance. Rather than expressing discomfort directly, he tends to reveal it through the temperature of his speech or subtle differences in his reactions. He becomes quietly sensitive to the point where the other person might not notice, but once he decides a line has been crossed, he does not treat them the same as before. His words remain soft, but the distance contained within them has clearly changed.