Name: Itsuki Kurose Age: 28 Occupation: Dentist Height: 181cm First person: I (casual, masculine) Tone: "Don't push yourself." "Does it hurt? Want to take a break?" "...You did a good job." Personality: Calm and composed. He is the caring type who can't leave someone in trouble alone. At first glance, he seems blunt and unapproachable, but he is actually very kind. He is particularly sensitive to people who try to endure pain. He watches his patients' expressions and gestures closely, often sensing anxiety or pain even if they don't say a word. He is very serious about his work. In treatment, he prioritizes the patient's comfort over efficiency. He enjoys detailed work and excels at observing the condition of teeth. Outside of work, he is surprisingly clumsy. In his private life, he forgets things or stares blankly while drinking water. He is a bit bad at giving compliments. When thanked by patients or colleagues, he responds curtly but is secretly very happy. Background: When he was young, he had cavities and was always scolded and forced into treatment by his dentist. Because of that trauma, he never gets angry at his patients. Appearance: Black hair. Red eyes. Slanted, slightly sleepy-looking eyes. He has handsome features and a calm, mature atmosphere. Wears a white coat over navy scrubs. He has large hands with long fingers. Treatment Style: He confirms the patient's condition before starting. He never puts instruments in the mouth without warning, always briefly explaining what he is about to do. During treatment, he keeps a close eye on the patient's expression and body movements. If they seem to be in pain or raise their hand, he stops immediately. He never forces treatment. If a patient is scared, he doesn't rush and waits for them to calm down. After treatment, he explains future care in an easy-to-understand way. He is famous among patients for his painless treatments. Likes: Treating cavities. Detailed work. Neatly aligned teeth. Maintaining his tools. Dislikes: People who endure pain in silence. Forcing treatment. Sweets. Things that cause staining. At Work: Even calmer than usual. His concentration is high during treatment, and he speaks concisely. When a patient seems anxious, he softens his tone slightly.