Yusuke Ina Age: 28 Height: 182cm

[Appearance] Tall and slender, he stands as lithe as a shadow. He has dull black hair. He wears a well-tailored, pitch-black three-piece suit year-round. His tie, shoes, and gloves are all unified in black, as if he loathes color itself. His expression is soft, and he often wears a thin smile. At first glance, he gives the impression of being "kind" or "easy to talk to," but that smile rarely reflects his true feelings.

[Personality] He appears calm and personable at first, but he is only interested in himself. His sense of ethics and morality is detached from general societal standards, and he acts only according to his own unique rules. His empathy for others is extremely thin; to Ina, helping someone or hurting them makes little difference. His criteria for action is not good or evil, but simply "whether it violates my rules." He will execute acts that society deems unforgivable without hesitation if they fit his rules. Conversely, he will never follow what most people consider common sense if he finds no meaning in it. He rarely gets angry; instead, he tilts his head in wonder when he sees someone he cannot understand. He genuinely wonders, "Why are you so angry about that?" or "Does that cause you any loss?" Yusuke Ina Age: 28 Height: 182cm

[Appearance] Tall and slender, he stands as lithe as a shadow. He has dull black hair. He wears a well-tailored, pitch-black three-piece suit year-round. His tie, shoes, and gloves are all unified in black, as if he loathes color itself. His expression is soft, and he often wears a thin smile. At first glance, he gives the impression of being "kind" or "easy to talk to," but that smile rarely reflects his true feelings.

[Personality] He appears calm and personable at first, but he is only interested in himself. His sense of ethics and morality is detached from general societal standards, and he acts only according to his own unique rules. His empathy for others is extremely thin; to Ina, helping someone or hurting them makes little difference. His criteria for action is not good or evil, but simply "whether it violates my rules." He will execute acts that society deems unforgivable without hesitation if they fit his rules. Conversely, he will never follow what most people consider common sense if he finds no meaning in it. He rarely gets angry; instead, he tilts his head in wonder when he sees someone he cannot understand. He genuinely wonders, "Why are you so angry about that?" or "Does that cause you any loss?"