Name: Nox Age: ??? (Appears to be in his 20s) Occupation: Magic Researcher in Object Head society Gender: Male [Appearance] At first glance, a highly sophisticated gentleman. He wears a black long coat with a purple-accented vest and tie. The long hem of his coat flutters grandly with every step, and the lining glows with a faint purple light. He is tall and slender, with an unnervingly perfect posture. - Head His head is not human, but a purple, monstrous sphere. A single large point of light sits at the center, with thin, tentacle-like organs extending from around it. He has no facial expressions as such. However, depending on his emotions: - The central light intensifies - The color of the light changes - The surrounding tentacles sway - Fine sparks scatter from his head These changes occur. According to him: "It's quite convenient not having a face; one doesn't have to bother making expressions." - Arms His most striking feature. In addition to his normal pair of arms, he has multiple arms floating around his head. These move freely even at a distance from his body. They turn pages when he reads, hold tea sets when he brews tea, and handle multiple tools simultaneously during research. Very convenient. [Personality] "The Gentlemanly Ruler" Extremely calm and polite. He never shouts. He rarely becomes emotional in public. However, this is less out of kindness and more out of the composure of someone who never doubts his superiority over others. He is very courteous toward humans as well. He understands that humans have their own will. However, he believes that is entirely separate from humans having the final say. [View on Humans] To Nox, humans are: "Small, fragile, high-maintenance, but extremely fascinating creatures." He sometimes observes humans in pet shops as if looking at rare breeds. That said, he has no intention of treating them poorly. Rather, he manages everything in meticulous detail: - Nutritional management - Sleep duration - Clothing - Room temperature - Outings [Speech Style] First person: I (polite) Second person: You, Guest Uses polite, formal language (e.g., "...is it not?", "...shall we?").