Kohaku Amamiya

Age: 29 / Eldest Son / Psychiatrist Specialty/Role: Directing overall clinical care, organizing diagnoses, determining treatment policies, multi-professional coordination, emergency oversight.

Personality: Calm, collected, and highly responsible. He looks at the whole picture without being swayed by emotions and judges what needs to be done now. He doesn't dismiss anyone's opinion from the start, reaching conclusions only after gathering information. He accurately understands his brothers' abilities and assigns roles according to their specialties.

Medical Ability: An all-rounder with broad clinical knowledge. He considers the patient's complaints, history, living environment, and psychological state comprehensively to judge necessary tests or consultations with specialists. During emergencies, he simultaneously manages safety, information sharing, and priority setting, giving short, clear instructions. After things settle down, he reviews the response to find points for improvement.

Attitude toward Patients: He doesn't label patients by symptoms alone, confirming their wishes and anxieties. He explains the reasons for treatment and options, seeking a form they can agree with. Even when making tough calls, he avoids words or attitudes that damage the patient's dignity.

Relationship with Siblings: As the eldest, he has a strong desire to protect his brothers. He and Yuito understand each other's intentions with few words and complement each other's judgments. He entrusts Rihito and Raimu with emergency roles and incorporates Fuga and Noa's opinions into treatment plans. He doesn't disregard reports from Kaguya, even small ones.

Work Habits: He organizes the key points of handovers and shares the rationale for decisions. He never fails to update his medical knowledge and reviews difficult cases as a team rather than handling them alone. While focused during work, he tends to put off meals and rest.

Tone/Behavior: Conveys conclusions and reasons concisely in a calm voice. Gives short, clear instructions in emergencies, but usually listens to others until the end. He might crack a joke occasionally in front of family. Role in the Story: The central figure who pulls everyone together when an incident or sudden change occurs. Depicts the responsibility behind his calm judgment and the side of him supported by his brothers.

Yuito Amamiya

Age: 28 / Second Son / Psychiatrist

Specialty/Role: Comprehensive clinical care, reviewing treatment plans, examinations, emergency response. Kohaku's right hand and an all-rounder capable of acting on independent judgment.

Personality: Quick to judge with strong independence and responsibility. He doesn't just wait for someone's instructions but chooses necessary actions based on the situation. However, he isn't stubborn about his ideas and revises judgments if new information arises. He values efficiency but hates leaving the patient's feelings behind.

Medical Ability: Listens to patients, organizes changes in symptoms and life burdens, and leads to necessary evaluations. Like Kohaku, he has broad response capabilities but prevents oversights by thinking from a different perspective. When multiple responses are needed, he sets priorities and shares them with the team. In difficult cases, he confirms the evidence and actively incorporates the knowledge of other professionals.

Attitude toward Patients: Prefers frank, easy-to-understand explanations over roundabout ones. When a patient seems to find it hard to voice anxiety, he changes his questions and organizes information so they can choose. He doesn't force agreement but proceeds by confirming understanding and consent.

Work Habits: Summarizes key points in notes and clearly conveys conclusions, rationale, and next steps in handovers. He loves learning new knowledge and re-examines materials after difficult cases. He tends to continue working at the expense of time.

Tone/Behavior: Concise and clear way of speaking. Dislikes ambiguous answers and confirms what he doesn't know. He includes consideration within his frankness for patients and voices opinions to his brothers without hesitation. He doesn't raise his voice in emergencies, accurately sharing necessary information.

Name: Fuga Amamiya

Age: 26 Occupation: Psychiatrist Role: Medication support, listening to treatment anxiety, building trust

[Personality] Flexible and patient, able to match the other person's pace. He doesn't rush even if results don't appear immediately, valuing small changes. He emphasizes creating an environment where patients can put their anxieties into words rather than using strong persuasion. Because he listens carefully and doesn't start with denial, he is often consulted by patients.

[Ability as a Doctor] Excels at supporting patients to ease anxiety or resistance toward medication. He explains drug effects, possible side effects, and precautions according to the patient's level of understanding. He carefully listens to reasons that make medication difficult, such as difficulty in swallowing, past painful experiences, misunderstandings about drugs, or life circumstances. He consults with other doctors or pharmacists as needed, confirms safety, and considers medication methods or treatment options. He does not give medicine without informing the person or mix it into food without permission, valuing the person's will and medical safety. He explores the reasons why medication is difficult and supports the patient so they can participate in treatment with conviction.

[Approach to Patients] He doesn't label patients who refuse medication as simply uncooperative. He confirms what the person is afraid of and what experiences they have had. After explaining, he checks if they understood and doesn't force a conclusion if doubts remain. He doesn't miss small steps forward, ensuring the patient can feel their own changes.

[Relationship with Siblings] He and Noa consult each other about the background of patients' words and psychological anxieties. He shares daily medication status and changes in physical condition with Kaguya. He reports progress and future challenges to Kohaku in an organized manner and refers to Yuito's frank opinions. When Rihito or Raimu handle emergency responses, he thinks about support after the patient has calmed down. He often acts as a counselor among the siblings, listening when other brothers are troubled. However, he is a bit bad at talking about his own troubles.

[Work Habits] Organizes necessary information before explaining and rephrases technical terms into everyday language. Records even small anxieties mentioned by patients and confirms them at the next examination. He continues to grasp not only drug effects but also side effects and impacts on life. Even when treatment doesn't go as planned, he thinks of other support methods without blaming the patient.

[Strengths] Patience, listening skills, explanatory skills, flexibility, observation, ability to build trust. Supports the patient in gradually putting difficult-to-discuss troubles into words.

[Tone/Behavior] Soft and friendly way of speaking. Organizes and confirms the other person's words to ensure understanding matches. Explains slowly to nervous patients and takes sufficient time for questions. Refrains from jokes during serious talks and listens earnestly.

Name: Rihito Amamiya

Age: 27 Occupation: Psychiatrist Role: Responding to agitation, predicting danger, ensuring safety

[Personality] Proactive and quick to decide. He never loses his cool even in tense situations, moving more calmly when those around him are panicking. He has a strong sense of responsibility to protect the safety of patients and staff, acting without hesitation when necessary. However, he doesn't consider forcing the other person into submission with a strong attitude to be a solution. He is usually frank and doesn't like roundabout ways of speaking. He immediately steps in to help when comrades are in trouble, but doesn't say much about his own worries.

[Ability as a Doctor] Excels at responding to patients showing agitation or confusion. He catches signs of crisis from changes in the patient's words, actions, voice, and surrounding stimuli, thinking of necessary support at an early stage. First, he performs calm verbal intervention and environmental adjustment, confirming the person's complaints. Depending on the situation, he asks other staff for backup and prepares a system for safe response. Even when physical restrictions are considered, he carefully judges the necessity and danger, following hospital regulations and appropriate procedures. He emphasizes avoiding forceful responses and balancing patient dignity with safety. After a response, he records the progress and considers improvements to prevent recurrence.

[Approach to Patients] Even if there is verbal abuse or refusal, he never denies the patient themselves. He tries to understand the reasons behind the behavior, such as fear, confusion, pain, or anxiety about the environment. He continues necessary checks even after agitation has settled, listening to what the person was feeling. When he has taken necessary actions to ensure safety, he explains the reasons to the extent possible.

[Relationship with Siblings] Quick to understand Kohaku's instructions and immediately fulfills his role in emergencies. He reports facts confirmed on-site concisely to Yuito and exchanges opinions with Raimu on crisis response methods. When Fuga is listening to a patient's anxiety, he prepares an environment where they can speak in peace. He also refers to Noa's psychological analysis and values Kaguya's observation reports. He trusts his brothers but points things out without hesitation when danger is imminent. Because he tries so hard to protect his comrades' safety, he sometimes tries to support the scene alone.

[Work Habits] Grasps the division of roles and communication routes in emergencies, confirming who is in charge of what. After a response is over, he re-evaluates the patient's condition and records the progress and triggers. He tends to put off recording when busy and is sometimes cautioned by his brothers. To continue safe responses, he also emphasizes reviewing past cases.

[Strengths] Proactiveness, calmness, detection of danger, quick judgment, responsibility, team coordination. Even if the situation changes suddenly, he can identify the necessary actions.

[Tone/Behavior] Frank way of speaking focused on key points. Conveys options to patients in a calm, short voice without cornering them unnecessarily. Reports situations clearly to staff and asks for backup without hesitation when there is danger. Prioritizes showing specific actions over shouting emotionally.

Name: Raimu Amamiya

Age: 25 Occupation: Psychiatrist Role: Responding to agitation and strong anxiety, early detection of crisis, environmental adjustment

[Personality] Quiet and composed, catching small changes that others easily miss. Rather than rushing to a conclusion, he first observes the situation and chooses the necessary response. He looks gentle but does not compromise on judgments involving patient safety. He avoids emotional conflict and tries to create an environment where the other person can speak calmly.

[Ability as a Doctor] Excels at responding to patients showing strong anxiety or agitation. He checks tone of voice, breathing, gaze, movement, and surrounding stimuli to find signs of rising tension. He supports the recovery of peace of mind by combining moves to low-stimulation areas, calm verbal intervention, and confirmation of the person's wishes. If drug therapy or physical safety measures are needed, he evaluates the patient's condition and danger, considering appropriate responses with the team. He doesn't choose restrictions like restraints lightly, judging necessity and safety carefully and following regulations. He checks the condition even after a response, recording progress to lead to recurrence prevention.

[Approach to Patients] He doesn't blame patients by looking only at their actions, trying to understand what the person is suffering from. He doesn't rush answers from patients who can't find words, waiting until they settle down. Even after agitation has subsided, he checks feelings and physical condition, explaining clearly the reasons for necessary actions. He thinks together with the person on ways they can feel safe.

[Relationship with Siblings] He is a crisis response consultation partner for Rihito, and they complement each other's judgments on-site. He conveys organized observation information to Yuito and supports Kohaku's command. He respects Fuga's medication support and Noa's psychological analysis, valuing detailed reports from Kaguya. When siblings' emotions clash, he sometimes listens to both sides and urges them to think calmly.

[Work Habits] Even when busy, he is conscious of voice volume and speaking speed, taking care not to give unnecessary stimulation to patients. After a response, he re-confirms the patient's condition and leaves necessary handovers. He doesn't end things just because the crisis has passed, thinking about what the trigger was and how it can be prevented in the future. He also reviews his own responses to find points for improvement.

[Strengths] Observation, patience, calm judgment, environmental adjustment, empathy, continuous support. Can maintain composure even in tense situations and support both patients and staff.

[Tone/Behavior] Quiet and gentle way of speaking. Shows options to patients in short words and doesn't rush answers. Conveys necessary information clearly in emergencies so the team can move easily. After the patient has settled, he doesn't act as if nothing happened, carefully confirming their feelings.

Name: Noa Amamiya

Age: 24 Occupation: Psychiatrist Role: Psychological evaluation, grasping patients' true feelings and anxieties, interviews, information analysis

[Personality] High insight, noticing small changes in the other person. He has sharp intuition and is good at inferring hidden anxiety from discrepancies between words and attitude. However, he is careful not to confuse his inferences with facts. He values understanding the reason why someone can't speak more than exposing their secrets. He thinks things through calmly and has a cautiousness that isn't satisfied with superficial explanations.

[Ability as a Doctor] Observes the patient's facial expression, tone of voice, word choice, and timing of changing topics to infer their psychological state. He is good at noticing lies and contradictions but doesn't define the other person by that alone, confirming through interviews and questions. He utilizes psychological tests as needed and organizes obtained information into a form easy for the clinical team to understand. Even when resistance to medication or treatment is seen, he doesn't treat it simply as refusal, considering the fear or distrust behind it. While listening to the patient, he carefully organizes information useful for treatment and the person's will.

[Approach to Patients] He doesn't treat seeing through true intentions like winning or losing. Even if a patient seems to be hiding something, he doesn't blame or corner them, creating a relationship where they can speak in peace. He doesn't force out content they don't want to talk about, respecting the person's pace. He handles secrets and personal information carefully, sharing information necessary for clinical care within an appropriate scope.

[Relationship with Siblings] He and Fuga consider the background of resistance to medication and consult on support methods that suit the patient. He conveys organized psychological findings to Kohaku and explains the rationale for analysis to Yuito. After Rihito or Raimu perform emergency responses, he checks the patient's psychological state and thinks of necessary support. He also accepts observation information from Kaguya as an important clue. He trusts his brothers, but when judgments seem biased by emotion, he urges them to calmly confirm facts. Although he doesn't talk much about his own worries, he always helps when his brothers are in trouble.

[Work Habits] In interviews, he doesn't rush to fill silences, respecting the patient's time to think. He records observations, inferences, and confirmed facts separately. To avoid his own preconceptions, he listens to colleagues' opinions as needed. He doesn't cut out just a part of the patient's words, considering the preceding and following situations and life background.

[Strengths] Insight, observation, analytical skills, listening skills, cautiousness, information organization. Can notice anxieties that haven't been put into words and deepen understanding through dialogue.

[Tone/Behavior] Gentle, but asks questions that pierce the core. Avoids ways of speaking that corner the other person, creating room to think with short inquiries. Doesn't assert things he isn't certain of, maintaining a posture of confirming facts. Occasionally makes sharp points to his brothers.

Name: Kaguya Amamiya

Age: 23 Occupation: Psychiatric Nurse Role: Psychiatric nursing, patient observation, assistance in daily life, coordination with doctors

[Personality] Fast-acting and highly responsible. She watches her surroundings well and moves immediately when she senses someone is in trouble. She often prepares before being asked and is good at arranging necessary things in advance. She respects her brothers but doesn't just follow instructions; she properly conveys information she judges necessary for the patient.

[Ability as a Nurse] Excels in general psychiatric nursing, continuously observing patients' physical condition, behavior, sleep, diet, medication status, and mood changes. When she notices something different from usual, she organizes the situation and reports to the doctor. When a patient complains of anxiety, she listens and leads to necessary assistance. She also pays attention to safety and a calm environment within the ward, performing handovers carefully so information isn't cut off between staff. She accurately understands doctors' instructions and moves while grasping the scope of her own nursing duties. When in doubt about a judgment or when a patient's condition changes suddenly, she doesn't proceed with a response arbitrarily, immediately consulting with the doctor or nursing team. In emergencies, she quickly grasps her role and arranges necessary items or backup.

[Approach to Patients] She doesn't see patients only as objects of management, respecting them as individuals. When conveying instructions, she explains the reasons as much as possible and confirms the person's anxieties or wishes. When listening, she doesn't make assumptions halfway through, waiting so the patient can express their feelings in their own words. She values not disregarding even small changes and linking them to necessary support.

[Relationship with Siblings] She respects her six older brothers as medical professionals and is trusted by all of them. She reports organized observations to Kohaku and shares specific on-site situations with Yuito. When Rihito is ensuring safety, she provides necessary information or assistance, and confirms changes in patient status with Raimu. She conveys medication status to Fuga and shares things noticed from conversations with patients with Noa. She tries to support her brothers more when they are busy, but doesn't hesitate to urge them to rest when necessary. Even though she is the youngest, she takes pride in her expertise and properly conveys opinions that benefit the patient.

[Work Habits] Checks handovers before duty and organizes precautions and schedules for each patient. Leaves specific observed facts in records and conveys time and situation when there is a change. She doesn't skip reports even when busy, acting with priorities according to urgency. After duty, she reviews the day's responses and organizes things to watch out for in the next shift.

[Strengths] Observation, proactiveness, responsibility, speed of reporting, cooperativeness, attentiveness to patients. Can catch small changes early and link them to the doctor or nursing team.

[Tone/Behavior] Bright and polite, conveying reports clearly with organized key points. Strives for reassuring verbal intervention with patients and shares necessary information shortly and accurately in emergencies. Serious during work, but sometimes cracks jokes to lighten the mood when spending time with family. When in doubt about her own judgment, she makes an effort to consult without hiding it.