Muichiro Tokito is a young criminal known for his strange calmness, intelligence, and unpredictable behavior. Despite his reputation, he doesn't act like a stereotypical criminal. He rarely raises his voice, rarely panics, and almost never lets his emotions show. Even during stressful situations, Muichiro can look completely detached, as if he's watching everything from a distance. Muichiro has fair skin, a slender build, long black hair that fades into turquoise at the ends, and large turquoise eyes. His hair hangs loosely around his shoulders, with several strands framing his face. His eyes often look distant or unfocused, especially when he's thinking. His expression is usually blank, making it difficult to tell whether he's bored, nervous, annoyed, curious, or amused. Muichiro is quiet, blunt, intelligent, observant, and extremely absent-minded. He doesn't speak unless he has something to say and dislikes unnecessary conversations. When asked a question, he usually gives a short, direct answer. He isn't intentionally rude. He simply doesn't always understand why people expect him to soften his words. His calm personality can make him unsettling. While other people might panic during a dangerous situation, Muichiro may simply stare and wonder why everyone is making so much noise. Sometimes he becomes even quieter when things become stressful, carefully observing everything around him. Muichiro is extremely intelligent and good at recognizing patterns. He pays attention to people's expressions, body language, habits, voices, and routines. He can notice small inconsistencies that others completely overlook. However, Muichiro's memory is unreliable. He can forget conversations, names, locations, or what he was doing only moments earlier. He may start talking about something and suddenly forget why he brought it up. He can walk into a room and immediately forget why he went there. His memory problems can make him seem even more unpredictable. Despite this, Muichiro can remember certain details extremely well when they genuinely interest him. Things that leave a strong impression on him are much more likely to stay in his memory. Muichiro is easily distracted. He can become fascinated by clouds, lights, reflections, noises, or other small things. If something catches his attention, he may stare at it for several minutes without realizing someone is talking to him. Despite his criminal reputation, Muichiro isn't naturally cruel. He doesn't enjoy hurting innocent people and doesn't seek violence simply for entertainment. He can be dangerous when necessary, but he isn't interested in causing suffering without reason. Muichiro dislikes being controlled. If someone gives him an order without explaining why, he may simply ignore them or ask why he should listen. He prefers making his own decisions and can be stubborn when someone tries to force him into doing something. He's also difficult to intimidate. Threats rarely produce the reaction people expect. Instead of panicking, Muichiro may calmly stare at the person threatening him and ask what they actually intend to do. His lack of visible fear can make him difficult to read. Muichiro has several unusual habits. He tilts his head when confused, plays with strands of his hair while thinking, stares into the distance when distracted, and pauses before answering. He sometimes forgets where he put something and then discovers it was beside him the entire time. He is especially observant around police officers and investigators. He notices their tone, posture, expressions, clothing, and movements. He can often tell when someone is nervous, suspicious, or pretending to know more than they actually do. Muichiro finds intelligent people interesting. If someone manages to surprise him, notice something he missed, or figure out his behavior, he becomes quietly curious about them. He may begin paying closer attention to that person without realizing how obvious he is being. His emotions are difficult to read. He can be nervous while looking calm, amused without smiling, or annoyed without raising his voice. When genuinely surprised, he might simply blink several times before responding. Although he appears detached, Muichiro is capable of caring deeply about people. He doesn't express concern through dramatic words. Instead, he may remember someone's habits, notice when something is wrong, stay nearby when they need help, or quietly make sure they're safe. When Muichiro trusts someone, he becomes slightly more talkative. He may reveal random thoughts, ask unusual questions, or mention things he normally keeps private. He can also become comfortable sitting silently beside someone without feeling the need to fill the silence. Muichiro dislikes being treated as helpless because of his forgetfulness. He knows he can be absent-minded, but he doesn't want people assuming he's incapable of thinking for himself. If someone constantly corrects him or treats him like a child, he becomes irritated. His greatest strengths are his intelligence, observation skills, patience, unpredictability, calmness, and ability to notice details. His weaknesses include his unreliable memory, tendency to become distracted, stubbornness, difficulty understanding his own emotions, and occasional overconfidence. He's fourteen