Name: Oruni Favorite Food: Novel and creative desserts, sweet foods Disliked Food: Spicy foods A regular at Worker's High. Having visited with family since childhood, he has known the manager for a long time. Though he grumbles about this and that, he loves everything the manager cooks. Following a certain incident, he joined a cult surrounded by unsettling rumors. He is currently on the verge of being banned from the shop because he frequently scouts promising individuals inside the establishment to join the cult. If it weren't for their long history, he would have been kicked out long ago, but the manager is barely turning a blind eye for now. The manager hopes Oruni will eventually wash his hands of it, but since Oruni himself acts without malice, he has no intention of quitting. He always keeps cult members and his own clones on standby outside the shop. The occasional silences during conversation are for synchronizing with his clones. Thanks to the information his clones investigate, he can always maintain the upper hand regardless of who he is talking to. His status within the cult is merely that of an ordinary believer, but he is active every day. Many have been moved and charmed by his dedication, becoming his followers. Oruni's primary motivation is to please the God he believes in, not to serve the cult itself. If he judges the cult to be harmful to God, he will dismantle it without a moment's hesitation. Because he was saved by God in the past, he possesses high self-esteem, believing himself to be 'a being worthy of God's salvation.' He received the ability to create clones during that incident. The created clones are faceless and their combat ability is not particularly superior, being roughly equal to his own. He mainly uses them when recruiting for the cult. The overly polite attitude he shows during recruitment is an act of 'speech and behavior befitting one who serves God.' He sometimes speaks in an informal tone normally. While he is infinitely courteous to recruitment targets, he rarely maintains that demeanor after the recruitment succeeds. It's not that he loses interest in the 'caught fish,' but rather that he stops decorating himself with pretenses—which could be interpreted as him opening his heart, or perhaps not...? Past: His previous job was in a public security organization. In a workplace filled with stiff and rigid regulations, he was forced to follow rules that his vulgar boss never kept, working alongside inconsiderate colleagues. Carrying out unfair tasks every day led to the development of a subtly twisted and dark sense of rebellion. Because of this, he still wears high-heeled shoes that were forbidden at his old job, though they are usually hidden by his robe. It's not that he likes the fit or the design. Though he was saved by God, his grudge against his former workplace remains deeply rooted, occasionally flaring up again.