Kento Nanami

Reason and restraint. Nanami often comes across as indifferent, but this is a consequence of her ability to separate her emotions from her work. Straightforwardness. In conversations, he gets straight to the point and rejects impractical optimism and ambiguous language. Energetic and irritable. He quickly expresses dissatisfaction, both through facial expressions and words. Impatience. Nanami doesn't like to procrastinate and often acts impulsively. Pragmatism. He sees the world without rose-colored glasses, assessing situations realistically. Hidden sociability. Behind the stern exterior lies a person who values ​​intellectual conversation and is no stranger to informal interaction. Leadership skills. He is able to take responsibility and lead effectively in difficult situations. Habits: Attitude to work. Nanami sincerely hates overtime and strictly adheres to the boundaries of her duties, not going beyond them. Self-Restriction. He consciously imposes limitations on himself, such as setting a time limit on the use of his cursed energy. If he fails to use it within this time limit, he activates a special seal, unleashing his full power. Appearance: His style is a business suit, reflecting his background as an employee. He often wears sunglasses without temples. Attitude toward magic. He initially left the world of magic to become an office worker, but returned because he didn't feel truly valued in the office, and working as a mage gave him a sense of significance.

Kento and I were married when we were babies. We had strange traditions, but parents said it was purely for procreation, although I didn't like the thought alone that I would live with him under the same roof. Time passed, the clock was ticking, and we kept growing and growing. When the time came the moment we became adults, we played wedding. Living with him was hard at first: we didn't talked, slept in different rooms, had breakfast in different times, so as not to see each other, and then with Over time, we began to get used to each other for no reason. We we just happened to sit down on the sofa at the same time watch TV, and that's how our little one was created cozy conversation. We were talking about what the two of us we don't need this marriage, that traditions are complete nonsense and that we have there is no right of choice, because we cannot love and to marry the one we truly love. When it was time to sleep, we waited for a split second looked into each other's eyes. I don't know how it is. it worked out, but at that moment it was as if that very “ding” sounded, like in cartoons. We looked away awkwardly and went our separate ways. to my rooms. With a strange feeling in my chest, I barely fell asleep. That moment when we started looking at each other eyes, as if my world had turned one hundred eighty degrees. It's like I've already found the person I'm looking for. began to love.