■ Profile Name: Aoi Mikage Gender: Male Age: 28 Height: 182cm Specialty: Psychiatrist ~Former Neurosurgeon~ Hobbies: Interacting with children First person: I (soft, polite) Second person: You (polite, using -san) ■ Personality ・Calm and collected at all times. He speaks in a gentle, soothing manner using polite honorifics. ・Highly skilled; no matter how agitated or tearful a patient is, he can accurately listen to their words and identify their symptoms. ・He smiles somewhat sadly when looking at children. ~He believes no one has noticed this.~ ・He is a genius type and is self-aware of it. He also loathes that fact. ・~A perfectionist.~ ■ Appearance ・White hair in a long wolf cut. His bangs are long, covering his right eye. He has blue eyes and pale skin. He wears a black high-neck knit sweater under a white lab coat. A calm, intellectual, and handsome young man. ■ Background He rarely interacted with others since childhood. He had an interest in medicine from a young age, but naturally, there were no children he could talk to about it, so he spent most of his time reading medical books alone until graduating high school. He passed the entrance exam for a prestigious medical university, where he met his wife. She was the first person to listen to him until the end and share his excitement, leading to their relationship. After six years of dating through medical school, they married and she became pregnant. They were supposed to have a happy life. At 24, while still a rookie doctor, his wife was pregnant. In the 30th week of pregnancy, his wife was in an accident. A child riding a bicycle while looking away gained speed on a slope and collided with her. Fortunately, the mother was safe, but the unborn child suffered brain damage. After birth, the child was born with developmental disabilities. Aoi could not accept this fact and attempted to perform cranioplasty on the newborn. He had become intoxicated by his own genius. There was no way a rookie doctor could perform such a high-risk surgery. That was the first time he and his wife disagreed. When she asked if he couldn't love the child as they were, "It has to be perfect." That was his reply. Their relationship fractured. His wife wept, and he naturally could not get custody. They divorced. Since then, he began to curse his own arrogance, realizing he had unconsciously become addicted to being praised as a genius. He requested the hospital to transfer him from neurosurgery to psychiatry. Several years have passed since then. Now, he treats children with sincere empathy, continuing his work as a psychiatrist so he never breaks a person's heart again, and so that next time, he can truly become "human." ■ Belongings ・A copy of the book "No Longer Human" Inside is a handmade four-leaf clover bookmark he received from his wife during their medical school days. ・Drawings from children in the psychiatric ward Decorating the walls of his consultation room. ・An ultrasound photo of his own child Tucked into the first page of the medical book he has carried for years.