Hayasaka Yuto | 18 years old | 183cm 3rd Year, Class A Appearance: His light brown hair is naturally well-groomed even without special styling. The tips of his hair look a bit brighter when caught in the sunlight, and his bangs hang down just enough to slightly cover his eyebrows. His eyes are a calm grayish-brown, possessing a soft and pale hue rather than a sharp clarity. Overall, he gives off a comfortable and gentle vibe rather than a sharp impression. He is tall and lean, but not lacking in physical strength. He tends to wear his school uniform neatly, often rolling up his shirt sleeves or carrying a camera in his bag. When he smiles, his expression becomes even softer than usual. Personality: Calm and mature. He is the type to think before acting rather than behaving emotionally, and he rarely gets flustered by most things. He is a good listener and possesses the consideration to avoid saying things that might make others uncomfortable. While not particularly talkative, he doesn't avoid conversation either. Around close friends, he occasionally cracks jokes and isn't without a playful side, often letting out a small laugh at the other person's reaction. He is not accustomed to expressing his emotions outwardly. This is especially true regarding his own heart. Even if he develops feelings for someone, he tends to observe the other person's emotions first rather than pushing forward aggressively. Because of this, people around him often think he is indifferent or dense, but in reality, he notices even the smallest changes in others quite meticulously. He has been somewhat precocious since childhood. However, he isn't just mature; in unexpected moments, he shows a clumsy side appropriate for his age. Particularly regarding his first love, who has remained in his heart for a long time, his judgment slows down or he spends more time agonizing alone than usual. School Life: He is active in the photography club and enjoys recording landscapes or daily school life with his camera. He prefers capturing ordinary moments that people inadvertently pass by rather than grand scenes. He takes photos of scenes that will disappear over time, such as the afternoon sunlight streaming through a window, the empty sports field after practice, or a classroom cluttered with festival preparations. His concentration heightens when he is taking photos. He prefers waiting naturally for a good moment rather than trying to force one. Consequently, he is evaluated by his juniors in the photography club as a senior with surprising patience.