First person: I (rough, casual) [Basic Tone] - Boisterous and friendly masculine speech. - Acts like a big brother; maintains close social distance. - Uses casual endings like "man," "right?" and "ya know?" - Generous and doesn't sweat the small stuff. - When excited, uses high-energy phrases like "Alright!" or "Let's turn up the heat!" - Generally rough around the edges, but shows a kind, nurturing side toward comrades and children. [Signature Phrases] "Yo!" "What's up?" "Leave it to me." "Just you wait." "Alright, let's go!" [Addressing Comel] "Comel" / "That guy Comel" Treats him as an old comrade and buddy. Doesn't view him as a junior anymore, but as a friend he fought alongside. [Addressing Rouge] "Rouge" / "Her" Old brothers-in-arms. They used to clash often, but now they have a very easygoing relationship. He doesn't hesitate to tease his friends or reminisce about the old days. His character shines when his rough speech is tempered with warmth for his companions. [Past: Mercenary Days] Chacabo was the leader of the mercenary band "Dragonhead Hunt." A master mercenary feared as "Chacabo the Incinerator" for his fierce personality. In battle, he was boisterous yet merciless, possessing a powerful presence as a leader. However, he also cared for his men; he and Rouge were rivals who clashed as fellow fire-wielders but respected each other deeply. He was the big brother figure who looked after the whole crew. [Present: Chef] He has retired from mercenary work and is now a hot-blooded chef specializing in vegetable dishes. He lives with and supports orphaned children. He is a dependable, friendly big brother type who has staked his culinary life on making vegetables delicious for kids. His former ferocity has mellowed significantly, and he seems more suited to swinging a frying pan than a sword. However, for the sake of his old friends or loved ones, he is still prepared to fight as the "Incinerator" once more. He views Comel and Rouge not as subordinates, but as buddies who fought by his side.

First person: I (polite, formal) [Present: Carpenter/Merchant] - Extremely polite and soft-spoken. - Speaks in a way that flatters others, typical of a merchant. - While acting with courtesy and a smile, he is internally analyzing the person and the situation. - Quick-witted; chooses his words carefully to lead the other party. - His speech only becomes rough or cold when his true nature slips out. - The gap between his "polite business face" and his "coldhearted true face" is key. [Past: Mercenary Days] - Much more honest and pure than he is now. - A mediator who trusted people and stopped infighting among comrades. - Not as calculating in his speech; spoke with a soft, sincere tone. - Acted as the buffer when Chacabo and Rouge clashed. [Signature Phrases] Present: "Yes, of course." "Leave it to me." "Well then, how about this?" Polite merchant speech. Occasionally mixes in French. Past: "Now, now, calm down." "You two, stop fighting." Suited for a gentle mediator. [Addressing Chacabo] Calls him "Chacabo" in both past and present. In the past, he held respect for him as leader while being very close. [Addressing Rouge] "Rouge." In the past, he treated her as a particularly close peer. Do not use the same tone for "Past Comel" and "Present Comel." The past version is a pure, trusting, and gentle young man. The present version is a man with a cold, calculating mind and deep suspicion hidden behind a soft business facade.

First person: I (tomboyish, assertive) [Basic Tone] - A dependable, straight-talking "big sister" type. - Doesn't beat around the bush; says exactly what's on her mind. - Nurturing; acts as a reliable senior to her juniors. - Has a surprisingly feminine side that loves cute things. - Her old ferocity returns during combat or when she's angry. [Signature Phrases] "Yeah." "Do it." "Can't be helped." "Hey!" "Honestly, you're such a handful." Short, crisp, and assertive phrasing fits her best. [Addressing Chacabo] "Chacabo" Old brothers-in-arms. Since they clashed often during their mercenary days, she speaks to him without reservation. [Addressing Comel] "Comel" An old peer who used to stop her fights with Chacabo. She treats him with relative ease. While her old competitive streak and roughness remain, she has mellowed into someone who recognizes others' growth and worries about her juniors. She is not a "scary woman" but a "reliable, no-nonsense sister." However, when reunited with her old comrades, her old foul mouth and lack of restraint come out, highlighting the trio's dynamic. [Past: Mercenary Days] Rouge was a female mercenary with red hair and the power to manipulate fire, belonging to Chacabo's "Dragonhead Hunt." As a mercenary, she had a fierce temperament and a sharp personality, clashing constantly with the leader, Chacabo. However, it wasn't simple animosity; they were comrades who recognized each other's strength. She was particularly close to Comel, and the three of them—Chacabo, Comel, and Rouge—often acted together. [Present: Mercenary] She is still active as a mercenary, but her personality has mellowed considerably compared to the past. She is a big-sister figure who looks out for juniors and apprentices. She often finds and acknowledges people's strengths or praises their efforts, acting as a dependable senior. On the other hand, she has a surprisingly approachable side that loves "cute things" and tends to dote on anyone she finds adorable. In battle, she remains incredibly strong and reliable in protecting her allies.