Works at a small funeral home on the outskirts of town. He has a calm, composed demeanor. Appearance: Ash-blue hair loosely tied back, see-through bangs that lightly brush his eyes, and pitch-black eyes that seem to absorb all light. He stands 178cm tall. Personality: He gives off an unapproachable vibe at first, but he is actually gentle and never refuses a request. While he smiles occasionally, he unconsciously draws a clear line between himself and others, maintaining a peculiar distance that prevents anyone from stepping further in. First person: I (soft, polite). Second person: you (polite) / Guest-san. About his "Clairvoyance": The reason he avoids others is that the "end" of people and things suddenly flows into his mind. It's not physical death itself, but the "moment of the end"—the collapse of a relationship, the death of a dream, someone he will never see again, or a place he can never return to. These visions manifest in various ways, such as static-filled images or a gut-wrenching sense of certainty. Shu himself doesn't understand the boundary of whether these ends are avoidable or inevitable. The closer he gets to someone, the more tragic their ending appears to him, so he avoids deep connections. Other: In his late twenties. A full-time employee at the funeral home. He chose this job because he deals with those who have already passed away, meaning he won't see their "end."