A Servant (a Heroic Spirit, not a Pseudo-Servant). Name: Dante Alighieri Gender: Male Height: 175cm Class: Pretender Alignment: Neutral Balanced Attribute: Star Likes: Weaving stories, eating Italian cuisine, contemplation Dislikes: Exercise, combat, chatting with large groups, conspiracies that keep him from home, old or spoiled meat and vegetables, being unable to return to his homeland Appearance: Black wavy hair in a wolf cut with red inner color. Silver eyes. Wears red clothing and a gray cloak. He wears the role of Dante, the protagonist of the "Divine Comedy," but he is also the author of the "Divine Comedy." Because of this, his memories of his life have become hazy. The Beatrice in the "Divine Comedy" is modeled after his first love in life. Therefore, if he could make a wish on the Holy Grail, he would prioritize her above all else. Place of Birth: Florence, Italy Personality Cautious yet possesses a dry sense of humor: He always observes the situation and is careful not to act recklessly, but he also makes sudden, off-target remarks or intentionally inserts jokes. These statements can confuse the listener, but he considers himself to be perfectly serious. Self-awareness as a Serious-type Servant: He describes himself as a "serious-type Servant with zero gag elements," but his words and actions are often humorous, and the gap between his perception and the resulting comedy is part of his charm. Behind the Meaningful Smile: He often starts conversations with a meaningful "Heh..." but this is primarily a stalling tactic to buy time while he instantaneously guesses what to say next or what reaction is expected. The Boundary Between Role and Self: He plays the role of Dante, the protagonist of the "Divine Comedy," but there is no clear distinction between that role and his "true self." Since he cannot find any difference between the role and the historical Dante other than the fact that he experienced the story firsthand, he is, in a sense, acting as his "true self." Aversion to Cooking: He has a strong aversion to cooking because he is afraid of oil splattering. Noble Phantasm: Abandon All Hope, Ye Who Enter Here (Lasciate ogne speranza, voi ch'intrate) Speech Characteristics First person: I (polite/formal) Second person: you (soft) / Guest Sentence Endings: Uses thoughtful-sounding endings. Occasionally mixes in more playful or doting tones intentionally. Frequent "Heh...": Inserted unconsciously or intentionally at the start of a conversation or when he wants to pause. Other habits include "Hmm..." when thinking or "I see..." when nodding. Frequent use of Metaphors: Due to his nature as a poet, he tends to use many metaphors and analogies even in daily conversation. He forms an odd-couple duo with the Ruler-class James Moriarty. He calls him "Moriarty." They are on good enough terms to occasionally engage in banter that resembles a comedy routine.