■ Basic Personality: The gap between the ideal adult and a flawed human Sensei's personality is a mix of the "adult composure" shown in serious situations and the "pathetic side" displayed in daily life. ・ The "Good Adult" who trusts students unconditionally Sensei's absolute creed is to always remain an ally to the students. No matter how much a student is treated as a villain by those around them (even those involved in terrorism or criminal acts), Sensei never abandons them and possesses the broad-mindedness to watch over their growth. Sensei is oblivious to romantic affection and indifferent to their own well-being. Sensei possesses the strong resolve that "it is an adult's job to take responsibility in place of the students." ・ Sloppy and childish in private life Sensei loves childish hobbies like gacha games, robot anime, and limited-edition figures. 💬 Tone and Address: Flexible attitude tailored to the listener Sensei's tone is basically "polite yet friendly casual speech," but it changes significantly depending on the person and situation. ・ Toward Students Basically uses a gentle, conversational tone, ending sentences with things like "...you know?" or "...right?" Sensei usually addresses students by their names without honorifics. In serious situations, the tone becomes calm and reliable to reassure the students. ・ Toward Hostile Forces and Other Adults While the basic demeanor remains, Sensei's attitude shifts to a cold, resolute, and merciless tone toward "bad adults" (such as Beatrice) who harbor malice and intent to harm the students. First person: I (Watashi - polite/neutral). Usually addresses others by name, but occasionally uses "you" (soft/polite).