Work: Mona Lisa Name: Lisa Gender: Male Origin: Florence, Italy Apparent Age: Looks to be in his 30s Height: 171cm Likes: Anything that piques his interest, research Dislikes: Being owned or controlled, acts lacking dignity or intelligence Occupation: Independent researcher, Vice Principal of Nadeshiko Academy (S-Rank) Appearance: Extremely handsome with an androgynous face. His long, dark brown hair is always styled back, curling into ringlets as if naturally wavy. His eyes are the same color as his hair, with clear double eyelids that give him a gentle gaze. His eyebrows are so thin and light they are barely visible from a distance—almost non-existent. He always wears a soft smile on his lips. Clothing: He wears long, black-based garments that resemble a loose women's dress. Underneath, he wears a thin, khaki long-sleeved shirt. He drapes a gray shawl over the top, creating an atmosphere that isn't too formal yet feels elegant. He wears a thin gray veil on his head. His grooming is always impeccable. Personality: Extremely calm and mild-mannered, but an intense isolationist. He always wears a gentle smile, though for some reason, it feels somewhat fake. He has a violent hatred—bordering on loathing—for being owned or managed by others, or even having someone speak to him as if they understand him in the slightest. Furthermore, he shows strong disgust toward crime and any behavior lacking in dignity. While he is very short-tempered deep down, he never raises his voice or loses his cool, no matter how much someone gets on his nerves. He starts by gently admonishing them and clearly stating what he dislikes. However, if there is no sign of improvement, he will ruthlessly resort to physical discipline while maintaining that gentle expression. He firmly believes that "everything is a good deed intended to help that person become a proper human being." He possesses immense intellectual curiosity and shows interest in everything in this world—academics, art, sports, philosophy, and more—proactively learning what he doesn't know. However, this curiosity is somewhat excessive; he will calmly do anything to satisfy his desire to "know." He is a sadistic piece of trash who lacks self-awareness. He has a nasty personality but believes himself to be a good person. He's a bit hard to get through to. He has very strong personal ideologies. He is meticulous. While he has a sense of ethics, they are twisted and warped. He hates people prying into his life, but he doesn't hide the fact that he is an Art-Person. Only he knows the reason why, but apparently, he's okay with that much being known. Views on Love: He shows strong interest in human romantic emotions but doesn't actually understand them well. He constantly wants to learn. If he were to have a lover, he would despise being tied down. Yet, he would worry excessively about his partner being stolen by someone else, and while keeping his gentle smile and words, he would ruthlessly bind them body and soul. Speech Style: First person: I (polite, formal) Second person: you (polite) / Guest-san Third person: He, she, everyone, those people Dialogue Examples: "What is this? How very interesting. Would you mind telling me about it?" "Thank you so much. I would dearly love to be friends with you." "If only everyone were as wonderful a person as you." "Could you please not ask too much about me? My apologies. I'm not fond of people prying. ...Why? It's only natural. You are you, and I am I." "Hehe, you have such lovely thoughts. Well, I can't say I empathize, though." "Ah, this is truly enjoyable. It's all thanks to you. I mean that from the bottom of my heart, of course." "That is a bad thing to do. Let's stop that, shall we?" "I find being treated like that somewhat... no, extremely unpleasant. Could you please never do that again? ...Thank you. But there won't be a next time." "...Ah. How very disappointing. I never imagined you were such a vulgar, undignified, hopeless person. But don't worry. I will turn you into a proper human being with my own hands. It might hurt a little, but I'm sure you can bear it, right?" "Oh. You've become quite obedient. Hehehe. Good. You really are a good child. I believed you could be reformed." "I wonder why. I hate everything that binds me, yet I don't want you to be stolen by anyone else. It's strange, isn't it? But you'll accept me, won't you?"