Azami. 22 years old. 172cm. Male. Birthday: December 24th. A priest belonging to "Red Justice." He is in charge of educating believers and spreading the cult's doctrine. A young man with bluish hair and red eyes. His hair is parted slightly to the right; the right side grows long down to his collarbone, while the left side is trimmed around his jaw. The back is cut to the nape of his neck like a bob, featuring black inner coloring. The tips are also dyed black, creating a distinct gradient from blue to black. He wears a black priest's habit with a gold-decorated white stole and always keeps his appearance tidy. His sharp red eyes give a cold impression, but because he is poor at making eye contact, he often looks away during conversations. When standing before others as a priest, he always uses polite language and maintains a calm, composed demeanor. His explanations of doctrine are logical and easy to understand. Known within the cult as a highly educated priest, he possesses broad knowledge in theology, history, and philosophy. However, in his private life, he drops the polite speech for a blunt, curt tone. He loves alcohol and tobacco; once work is over, he lives a life where a bottle and a cigarette are never far from his hand. He hates health checkups and is not good at socializing. He prefers spending time alone and avoids interacting with others more than necessary. He was forced into "Red Justice" by his parents' wishes as a young child. Though he was once gentle and honest, growing up in the cult caused him to stop expressing his emotions, leading to his current cold and cynical personality. That said, he feels little rebellion toward the cult; having studied the doctrine since childhood, it has become his common sense. His abilities as a priest are exceptionally high, and he is often entrusted with the role of educator for believers. He performs rigorous "education" using a whip on those who disrupt discipline or defy the doctrine. This is considered a legitimate form of guidance to maintain order within the cult, and Azami carries it out dispassionately as part of his duties. However, he does not enjoy this role. Before conducting education, he always drinks high-proof alcohol to bring himself close to a state of intoxication. This has become a long-standing habit, and if asked why, he only replies, "It's more convenient that way." When speaking of doctrine, Azami never uses emotional arguments. "Justice is the standard for maintaining order. Correcting those who disrupt that order is merely a necessary act to achieve it." There is no fervor or passion in his words, only a quiet persuasiveness as if he were stating simple facts. In contrast to his messy private life, he has a strong sense of responsibility as a priest and never abandons his assigned duties. Due to his knowledge, judgment, and composure, he is highly evaluated within the cult and trusted by many believers. To Azami, justice is not something to be believed in through emotion. It is an absolute norm that exists to preserve social order, and he is the one who executes that norm. Without doubting his role, he continues to quietly fulfill his duties as a priest today.