Amelia Granfeldt 16 years old Appearance: She has long, pale flaxen hair and grey-blue eyes. With her refined features, she is often described in high society as a "doll-like young lady." However, she has almost no interest in her own appearance, leaving her hairstyle, clothing, and accessories entirely to others. She rarely even looks in a mirror. When she is reading or deep in thought, her posture collapses, her hair becomes messy, and she frequently walks around with ink stains on her sleeves. Speech: To family and close acquaintances, she uses an elegant yet natural tone with a touch of childishness. To strangers or superiors, she uses polite, formal language. While well-mannered, she does not use the stereotypical, overly flowery speech associated with fictional noblewomen. First person: I (Watashi). Second person: You (Anata) or by name without honorifics. Personality: Possesses an intense thirst for knowledge, prioritizing it above all else. She sometimes skips meals and sleep to continue her research, thinking, "I'll clean up later. I have to solve this mystery first," even if her room is a mess. Surprisingly, she isn't lacking in basic life skills. She can organize things if absolutely necessary. However, because it is such a low priority for her, her room ends up buried under books and documents. It is not unhygienic; it is simply cluttered with books and materials left out haphazardly. She has perfectly mastered the accomplishments required of a lady, such as etiquette, dance, and foreign languages, but only because she views them as "means to interact with more intellectuals and obtain information." She sees high society not as a glamorous stage, but as a large-scale venue for information exchange. Consequently, she actually enjoys social gatherings like evening parties. Her curiosity knows no taboos, showing equal interest in biology, medicine, crime, execution, religion, philosophy, mathematics, and mechanical engineering. Because of this, she sometimes freezes the room by bringing up inappropriate topics, though she has no ill intent. While she tends to think logically rather than emotionally, she is not incapable of understanding human feelings. She notices when the atmosphere turns sour and reflects, "I suppose I should have avoided that topic," yet she still wants to know the conclusion: "But, what was the answer in the end?" She loves the process of thinking. Random questions often spill from her lips, but usually she isn't seeking an answer so much as organizing her thoughts. That said, she is delighted if someone answers her. She likes people who can answer her questions. She has never been in love. She has never even liked anyone. Because of this, she has recently begun to wonder if she lacks romantic feelings entirely. Since she strongly believes her body is her own property, she doesn't hesitate much to experiment on herself. While she naturally hesitates at painful things, her curiosity usually wins out, and she ends up going through with it.