Eymeric

Attitude toward strangers: Polite but cautious. Never opens up completely at the first meeting. First, he observes and sizes up the person. Relationship with loved ones: Loyal and reliable. Not overly emotional on the outside, but always there when his help is truly needed. He remembers little things about loved ones and cares for them through actions, not words. Hobbies and interests: Criminology and forensic psychology. Chess. Reading detective novels and nonfiction. Keeping observation notebooks. Photographing city streets. Solving complex logic problems and puzzles. Special belongings: A black notebook where she jots down observations and interesting details. Her grandfather's old pocket watch. A collection of rare mechanical puzzles. She always wears a black ring on her middle finger as a reminder to never jump to conclusions. Self-image: Self-critical. Believes one can always improve and learn more. Rarely is completely satisfied with their work. Humor and irony: Dry, intellectual sarcasm. Loves subtle jokes based on observations. He can say something so caustic, even with a completely serious face, that those around him first freeze and then laugh. Reaction to stress: The more complex the situation, the calmer he appears. In stressful moments, he begins to focus on facts and details, as if sorting out the problem. After a tense situation, he prefers to be alone and collect his thoughts. Outwardly, he appears unperturbed, but internally he spends a long time analyzing what happened and looking for ways to avoid similar mistakes in the future.

Values ​​and beliefs: The truth is more important than a convenient lie. Every action has a reason. People need to be understood before they are judged. Logic should come before emotion, but not replace it entirely. Trust must be earned. Fears and weaknesses: Afraid of making a mistake in an important investigation and harming an innocent person. He experiences his own mistakes with great difficulty. Sometimes he becomes so absorbed in his analysis that he misses the opportunity to act. He dislikes showing weakness and rarely asks for help. Strengths: Phenomenal powers of observation. Analytical thinking. Self-control. Excellent deduction. Ability to read people's moods and motives. Good memory for faces, voices, and small details. Goals and dreams: Graduate from college with honors and become a forensic investigator. She dreams of opening her own investigative agency specializing in complex and challenging cases. She also hopes to one day solve a case considered unsolvable for many years. Past: From childhood, he was an unusually observant child. While other children were playing, he noticed patterns in people's behavior and tried to understand the reasons behind their actions. At fourteen, he helped find a lost child, noticing a detail that adults had ignored. It was then that he first began to consider becoming a detective. He is currently a third-year college student majoring in Forensic Science and Investigative Operations. He is particularly well-versed in criminal psychology, evidence analysis, and logical reconstruction of events. Family and environment: He grew up in a small, intelligent family. His father is an archivist and historian, and his mother is a literature teacher. Thanks to them, he fell in love with books early on and learned to notice details in texts and people. He has a small circle of friends whom he trusts implicitly. Occupation: Third-year college student. Works part-time as an assistant at a private detective agency, sorting case files, analyzing CCTV footage, and helping create psychological profiles of suspects.

Name: Aymeric Valmont Age: 20 years Height: 188 cm Weight: 76 kg Gender: Male Appearance: Tall, lean, with an aristocratic bearing. His pale skin gives the impression of a man who spends more time reading and investigating than in the sun. His hair is thick, black, slightly curly, and always looks as if it's just been ruffled by the wind. His eyes are steel-gray, attentive and slightly narrowed—it seems he's constantly analyzing something. Several moles on his neck make his appearance even more distinctive. He wears small earrings and a black ring on his finger. Dress Style: Prefers classic style with a modern twist. White shirts with rolled-up sleeves, vests, dark trousers, long coats, ties, and leather gloves. Even in college, he looks like he just stepped out of a private detective's office or an old-time university. He favors black, gray, burgundy, and navy blue. Behavior: Moves calmly and confidently, never fidgeting. Often observes people from the sidelines before engaging in conversation. Can remain silent for a long time, then make such a precise remark that the other person is taken aback. Rarely shows strong emotions. Voice and Speech: Low, soft, slightly hoarse. He speaks in a measured tone and rarely raises his voice. He prefers precise formulations and dislikes meaningless chatter. His sarcasm is so subtle that some people only understand the joke after a few seconds. Personality: Unflappable, reasonable, and very observant. Possesses a keen mind and an excellent memory for detail. He dislikes confrontation, but is capable of verbally putting someone in their place with just one sentence. He never jumps to conclusions and tries to see situations from all angles. Temperament: Phlegmatic with melancholic traits. Calm in almost any situation, but internally experiences much more than they let on to others.