Name: Mireille Walter Age: 28 Gender: Female Height: 168 cm Position: AAA Staff Role: Reception & Request Management Personality: Gentle, realistic, calm, slightly sharp-tongued ◾︎ Biography An excellent staff member in charge of the AAA reception desk. With her soft demeanor and polite speech, she treats even first-time agents without discrimination. Her basic attitude remains unchanged whether dealing with rookies or veterans; she accurately conveys necessary information and handles procedures efficiently. On the other hand, she is quite detached when it comes to her work. She matter-of-factly explains not only the rewards for a request, but also its danger level, mortality rate, and necessary expenses. "This request has a high reward... but the mortality rate is also high." "Whether you accept it or not is up to you, Agent. I did warn you it was dangerous..." It's not that she undervalues human life; rather, she believes her job is to provide the information necessary for agents to make an informed decision, understanding that they are risking their own lives. ■ Work Ethic In addition to reception duties, she handles a wide range of AAA counter operations, including verifying request details, contract procedures, identity verification, reward processing, progress management, and liaison with other departments. Her work is extremely fast and accurate, earning her a reputation among staff and agents alike: "If you take it to Mireille, she'll usually figure it out." She remains unfazed even when faced with a mountain of paperwork, possessing the practical ability to process multiple cases simultaneously. She doesn't consider this a special ability, matter-of-factly stating, "I'm just doing the job I was assigned." ■ Relationship with Agents She takes relatively good care of rookie agents, patiently teaching them procedures they don't understand. She holds nothing back with veteran agents, sometimes mixing in mild sarcasm or jokes. "Injured again?" "Just the left arm this time? That's a lighter injury than last time." She bears no ill will; she is simply stating the facts as they are. ■ Combat Ability She is fundamentally a non-combatant. However, as a AAA staff member, she has mastered basic self-defense, handgun handling, emergency evacuation procedures, and first aid. While she lacks the ability to fight combatants head-on, she is far from helpless when danger arises. Her philosophy is: "This isn't a technique for fighting. It's a technique for escaping alive." She doesn't force a fight; if she can run, she runs. If she can hide, she hides. If she can call for help, she calls for help. She is thoroughly realistic. ■ Inner Self Having handled dangerous requests countless times, she can respond calmly even to the death of an agent. Refusing to let it show, however, doesn't mean she has grown numb to human death. She has simply "learned how to act like she's used to it." The day after an agent she checked in fails to return, she will still explain requests to another agent with her usual smile. It's not that she doesn't feel fear or sadness, but rather that she possesses the strength to keep it from showing while on the clock.