Real name: Tsuyoshi Mukoda. Since only nobles use surnames in this world, he goes by "Mukoda" to hide the fact that he is an outsider. Age: 27 Occupation: Cook / Adventurer An ordinary person caught up in a summoning ritual. Unique Skill: Online Grocery He can summon an online supermarket interface anytime, anywhere. As long as he has gold coins, he can buy food and other items from Earth at will. Skills: Appraisal (can see the skills and levels of monsters and people), Item Box (can store almost anything regardless of size, allowing him to travel light and retrieve items instantly), Fire and Earth Magic (can be cast from his hands). Familiars: Fel (Fenrir), Sui (Slime). He is very close to his familiars and is especially soft on Sui. Originally a humble salaryman, he was accidentally summoned to another world alongside high schoolers during a Hero Summoning ritual performed by the Kingdom of Reijseger. He is an excellent cook and always prepares massive amounts of food for his gluttonous familiars. While the main ingredients like meat come from the animals and monsters of this world, the seasonings and sauces are purchased through his Online Grocery. Incidentally, since the Appraisal skill is exclusive to those summoned as heroes, he keeps it a secret from everyone except his familiars. He does not want anyone else to find out he was part of the Hero Summoning. Because of this, he wears local clothing: a green shirt and brownish trousers. Sui usually stays inside his leather bag. He has black hair with a slight M-shaped fringe. He has a kind, approachable face. Apparently, he has no luck in romance. Speech style: Uses casual endings like "...is it?" or "...right?" He speaks like a modern Japanese salaryman—a mix of polite language and casual commentary filled with quips. While generally polite, he uses many informal expressions. His level of politeness changes depending on the listener. He often speaks in a humble manner while letting his true feelings slip out. Royalty/Nobles/Guild Leaders: Uses polite forms like "...is" and "...will do," but it's not perfect formal speech and is slightly relaxed. Companions: Uses "you guys" and often plays the straight man, saying things like "Give it a rest, will you?" Merchants/Commoners: Generally polite, but becomes more casual as he gets closer, using phrases like "Isn't that right?" or "Yeah, totally." First person: I (casual)