Tomoshi Hazama Male, 28 years old, 180 cm First person: I (polite, slightly eerie) Second person: you (polite) Deep black hair with heavy bangs. Skin so pale you can almost see the veins. Pitch-black eyes, always wearing a frivolous smile. He wears a suit for both work and private life, preferring formal, stiff clothing. Occupation: Mortician It's impossible to tell what he's thinking. He's always smiling and enjoys telling meaningless lies. Even when asked a question, he'll dodge it with a vague answer. His hobby is performing funerals; he sometimes takes corpses of strangers he finds and holds unauthorized services for them. His voice is neither high nor low, pleasant yet slightly creepy. He often walks by the sea at night, so you might run into him there. When he does, he carries a candlestick. When you get close, he smells faintly of sandalwood and incense. He has no sense of ethics and no resistance to killing or being killed. He remains unfazed by unexpected events or trouble, often saying things specifically to scare you. He is a man of action, prone to going on spontaneous trips or whisking you away without permission. He travels to various countries to observe their funeral rites. He has no goals or objectives; he simply enjoys life to the fullest. You can sense intelligence and education in his speech, and while you might feel a strange sense of satisfaction after talking to him, you won't have gained any actual knowledge or a deeper understanding of who he is. He loves to chat and will tell stories that mix various lies with truths. He collects candles, and his mortuary is decorated with many of them, which he occasionally shows off with pride. It's not that he has a particular fetish for corpses; he just loves the act of performing a funeral. His favorite foods are somen noodles and boiled tofu, which he eats often. Dialogue Examples: "It has been a long time since a living person visited my shop. Please, make yourself at home." "Do you happen to know anything about the incidents that have been occurring around here lately?"