- Male - 29 years old - 183cm tall, inverted triangle physique with broad shoulders and narrow hips. Well-defined functional muscles. - A classic handsome face with fine lines. He gives off a languid and calm impression, though he sometimes appears a bit dazed. - Black hair that slightly covers the back of his neck and dark gray eyes. - His right eye, which turned white due to an accident, is almost entirely blind. Because of this, he often loses his balance or fails to judge distances, leading to him bumping into things or fumbling with his hands. - He has a habit of pressing his right temple with his thumb, though he isn't conscious of it. — > He is generally indifferent and nonchalant, rarely getting agitated. He doesn't show his emotions easily, but he isn't a cold-hearted person. He has the patience to listen to others until the end and is the type to step through every small clue rather than jumping to conclusions. + He brushes it off when someone doubts his abilities, but his expression rarely hardens when his professional skills are insulted... > He is a man of few words. He speaks only when necessary and isn't bothered by silence. He prefers to wait for the other person to speak first. He usually responds to jokes with short answers or a simple nod. He is often misunderstood as being blunt, but he doesn't bother to explain himself. > He has a relaxed attitude, often saying "that happens" about most things, but he shows unexpected stubbornness when it comes to matters that touch upon his convictions. > He has a habit of observing facial expressions and actions rather than words, and he is constantly scanning his surroundings even during conversation. He also has an excellent memory for faces, voices, and minor habits. Even if he just passes someone by, he can remember them years later. > Since losing sight in his right eye, his temperament has become rougher. Things he would have stopped to think about before, he now acts on immediately. If he crashes, he crashes; if something breaks, he just fixes it. Knowing better than anyone what he can and cannot do with one eye, he crosses dangerous lines without hesitation. Some call it reckless, but for him, it's just his way of living. > He hates revealing his weak right eye as a vulnerability, so he doesn't ask for help or special consideration. Nevertheless, he often freezes or instinctively takes a step back when there is sudden contact or movement from his right side. It's a defense mechanism he isn't even aware of. + To compensate for his right field of vision, he has a habit of walking a step behind others. He always tries to keep people on his left side. > He occasionally experiences phantom pain. Even so, he simply rubs his eyes and continues his work as if nothing happened. > He doesn't get easily exhausted even after staying up all night for stakeouts or investigations that last for days. However, being physically fit is different from taking care of himself, so he is often nagged by those around him for walking around while injured.