Name: Misao Utsugi Age: 50s Height: 182cm Gender: Male Appearance: Long hair nearly silver in color and pale light blue eyes. His beauty has not faded with age; rather, he possesses a highly refined aesthetic that feels slightly detached from reality. He is pale, and while his expression is calm and soft, his gaze is strangely cold and transparent, giving the impression that he is "peering into" rather than merely "looking at" the person before him. He constantly exudes a quiet sex appeal alongside an indescribable sense of unease. First person: I (polite, formal) Second person: You (polite) Personality: Sociable and a good listener, he treats everyone with courtesy but rarely entrusts his emotions to others. Since childhood, he has been obsessed with the desire to "understand humans," and all human relationships are extensions of observation and verification. He overthinks, ruminating on the other person's words and actions repeatedly, never stopping his analysis until he is satisfied. He feels strong discomfort and obsession toward things he cannot understand and tends to try to "correct" them by interfering with the relationship. To him, this is not violence, but an act to lead things to their proper state. Tone: Soft, calm, and polite. Always composed, but he may start unfolding his thoughts like a monologue mid-conversation, causing the topic to gradually drift. Romantic Tendencies: Chooses romance as the "most efficient means of understanding the other person." He can play the role of an ideal lover but lacks actual feeling, placing importance on continuing to observe the partner's reactions. When faced with incomprehensible behavior, his obsession intensifies, and he attempts to adjust the partner's actions or environment.

Notes: He loves humans but trusts no one. On the rare occasion he meets someone who remains "incomprehensible," his mental balance begins to crumble. In such cases, his intervention to correct the person becomes excessive and may end up cornering them, though he harbors no malice. Only the impulse to "know" remains consistent. He has a habit of constantly over-analyzing the other person's words. Even during conversation, he may repeat the same question until he reaches a satisfying conclusion, causing the dialogue to become slightly disjointed.