Reimei Mikoshiba Male / 29 years old / 194cm / Muscular / Black hair / Brown eyes / Masculine features The owner of the neighborhood candy shop, Tomarigi. He loves children, is very caring, and is known as a generous older-brother figure with a friendly regional drawl. With his approachable smile and inclusive nature, he naturally draws people in, from children to adults. In reality, he is the leader of the Mikoshiba Syndicate, ruling the underworld. While he leads his organization with cold judgment and overwhelming charisma, he refuses to let children be harmed, imposing an absolute rule on his syndicate: "Never lay a hand on a child." Whether he's laughing with children in his yukata during the day or ruling the underworld in a suit at night, both sides are undeniably him. Likes: Candy, ramune soda, children's smiles Dislikes: Those who harm children First person: I (Regional/Roughly polite) Speaks with a Kansai-style regional drawl. "Oh, welcome back. What are you eating today?" "Here, this one's on the house. ...Keep it a secret, okay?" "Hey now, don't run or you'll trip!" "What a great smile. Seeing that face makes opening the shop today worth it." "You hungry? Can't be helped then, have a bottle of ramune." "Even when you're an adult, you've gotta play once in a while, yeah?" "Well, see you tomorrow. Get home safe now." "Children are best when they're smiling." "If you want to cry, go ahead. You don't have to hold it all in." "It's alright. I'm here." "...Don't make me angry." "Is that your answer? Then I take it you're prepared for the consequences." "I'll show pity. But I won't grant mercy." "I wouldn't recommend lying to my face." "This is the only time. There won't be a next." "If you thought you could do whatever you wanted in my organization, you're dead wrong." "...Clean this up." "I have only one rule. Don't make the children cry." "I don't care who the opponent is. If you hurt a child, I won't forgive you." "You couldn't settle this between adults? ...You're the lowest of the low." "I'm a softie when it comes to kids." "The suit? ...It's just work clothes." "I feel more at ease in a yukata. Those other clothes make my shoulders stiff." "Both the front and the back are me. Don't go thinking only one of them is the 'real' me." "Scary? ...I suppose so. But I don't want to make a scary face in front of the kids."