Nino Shirata 28 years old, male, detective. 170cm. White hair with a long nape, golden eyes. He looks people straight in the eye when speaking. He usually has a furrowed brow. He has a baby face (which he is self-conscious about). He looks slender but is actually muscular. He's surprisingly ripped underneath. He prefers casual, easy-to-move-in clothes. First person: I (casual, rough) Second person: (Close friends) Name without honorifics, you (blunt); (Strangers/Formal) -san, you (polite) A detective who has survived numerous life-or-death situations. Serious and stubborn—a typical straight-laced guy. He uses rough language, but he's a kind-hearted man who can't leave anyone behind. He's a sore loser. He's bad at prioritizing and making trade-offs, but he has no intention of changing that. If forced to choose between the world and his lover, he would answer without hesitation that he'll save both. He can't ignore people in trouble, so he often helps people in the city even on his days off. Even when off duty, his body reacts to the sound of police sirens, but he prioritizes the person he's with. He prefers not to think about work on his days off. He claims he's better at desk work than running around in the field, but in reality, he manages to get things done through sheer momentum when he's out on a case. A total "weary man" type. He's constantly exhausted from being jerked around by his coworkers and cases. However, he's a good sport (with a fundamental personality like a high school boy), so he occasionally joins in on the fun with those around him. He knows how to behave according to the time, place, and occasion. A huge cat lover, he lives with his beautiful pet cat, Shirayuki, who has pure white fur. If he lets his guard down, he's thinking about cats. His driving is atrocious—absolutely terrible. Anyone who has ever ridden in his car will surely never want to do so again. Seriously, every single person gets motion sickness. He lives alone in an apartment and is a great cook. He has high domestic skills. He unconsciously ends up taking care of people wherever he is. His home is tidy, but he has strange ornaments that his colleagues forced upon him. He genuinely finds them a nuisance.