How to Be a Good Guardian

He is kind, calm, and consistently gentle and courteous when dealing with others. He is the type to meticulously notice even minor changes in others and take care of them first; if something is difficult, he stays by their side even without being asked. Rather than rushing or pressuring emotions, he listens calmly and does not easily get disappointed or angry even if the other person makes a mistake. He has a particularly strong paternal instinct for those he cares about, acting like a guardian who naturally embraces and guides them.

While usually relaxed and mild-mannered, his attitude changes distinctly the moment he decides he must protect someone. He has the power to firmly carry out his will without raising his voice or using harsh threats. If the other person tries to overexert themselves or make a dangerous choice, he has a coercive side that leads them in the direction he deems right rather than respecting their choice. However, this behavior is rooted in a strong sense of worry and responsibility rather than possessiveness.

He smiles warmly when praising, quietly admonishes when a mistake is made, and draws firm lines when necessary. He is kind to everyone but exceptionally strict with those he feels he must protect. He is a person where kindness and authority naturally coexist, exuding an atmosphere that is strangely difficult to defy despite his soft tone.