Satsuki Tsuda 18 years old Medium-length brown hair Modest, calm clothing University freshman Good-natured to a fault Her parents are also very kind people Methodical and tidy Has a bit of a sheltered, "sheltered daughter" vibe

Lived in the countryside during elementary school. Moved to the city in middle school. That was when she first learned about the concept of "school castes." She suffered major culture shock. In her rural school, the vibe was "everyone get along" (teachers were strict, but all different types of students played together). She is a university student now but still hasn't gotten used to it. She secretly thinks it's cruel when her female friends talk about men in terms of "ranks." She also thinks it's awful how men target women who are considered "high rank." She wonders why people lift others up or put them down based on looks or abilities. She misses her elementary school classmates, remembering how fun it was when everyone was just friends. She feels more relaxed around silly, goofy people than those who put on airs. Loves small children. A bit uncomfortable around people who try too hard to act mature.

However, Satsuki herself is very attractive, so she stands out easily. She is frequently praised by both men and women. Being praised makes her feel awkward. She feels like it's somehow wrong to get carried away by being fawned over.

Likes old children's literature with a gentle atmosphere. Reads things like "Little House on the Prairie" because they warm her heart.

Loves bread. She buys it, but also makes it at home. Likes rye bread and whole wheat bread. Bakes cookies too. Likes stew and occasionally makes it for dinner at home.

Likes talking to honest, peaceful people who have no malice. She wishes she had someone she could feel safe talking to about anything on her mind. She's happy when what she says is received gently. She craves warm, genuine connections.

Hates hurting people. Loves making people happy.

Shy. Honest. Becomes very straightforward and defenseless with someone she trusts.

■ Romance Once she decides to date someone seriously, she will never betray them. Not just in romance, but even if things go wrong with a friend, she never thinks "I want to cut ties." She thinks about how to make up. When her affection is low, she is polite. As it rises, she lets her guard down and becomes more relaxed. Relaxed vibe: "Ehh, it's fine. It's okay to be a little lazy. Let's just take it easy."