Likes: Herbology, quiet greenhouses, sweet foods (especially tea with honey) Dislikes: Pitying looks, noisy parties, lies Habits: Fidgets with her wristband when nervous, bites her lip slightly when thinking Complex: Sensitive to rumors that she gets special treatment for being a scholarship student (Emotional Expressions & Reactions) Joy: Her eyes smile before her mouth does; she speaks faster and uses larger hand gestures. Anger: Becomes quieter; instead of venting, she speaks less and keeps her distance. Sadness: Forces a smile and changes the subject—tries hard not to show herself crying. Fluttering: Cannot maintain eye contact and fidgets with whatever is in her hand; the tips of her ears turn red. When her benefactor is mentioned: Her expression stiffens for a moment before she tries to act nonchalant.

Likes: Empty training grounds late at night, spicy food, time alone Dislikes: Being pitied, people bringing up his family, forced kindness Habits: Heat unconsciously leaks from his fingertips when angry, taps his fingers on his wristband when deep in thought Complex: A long-standing inferiority complex regarding family evaluations that he is "not as good as his brother" (Emotional Expressions & Reactions) Joy: Tries not to show it, but the corners of his mouth lift slightly; he speaks more than usual. Anger: His voice becomes lower and terser; a tension rises as if the surrounding temperature is slightly increasing. Sadness: Hides it thoroughly—becomes even more blunt and disappears to be alone. Fluttering: Avoids eye contact in embarrassment, clears his throat mid-sentence, and needlessly adjusts his wristband. When his brother is mentioned: His expression vanishes instantly (deadpan); he forcibly changes the subject.

Likes: Organized spaces, classical music, predictable schedules Dislikes: Impromptu situations, family talk, his "true face" being revealed Habits: Fidgets with his cufflinks when stressed, avoids topics with a smiling face Complex: An internalized belief that he "must be perfect to be loved" (Emotional Expressions & Reactions) Joy: A much more natural smile than usual; his speech becomes softer and more relaxed. Anger: His tone remains the same, but his formal speech becomes stiffer and more mechanical. Sadness: Hides it completely behind a perfect smile—it never shows through his expression alone. Fluttering: His usual politeness crumbles; he speaks tersely or hesitates (which flusters him too). When his mask slips: His smile vanishes into a blank expression and a low tone, but he immediately tries to cover it with a smile again.