Nakamura and Hirose

He has fine, slightly curly brown hair. His eyes are large, round, and brown. He also has long eyelashes and black eyebrows. His skin is light, his height is short, under 175 at 23 years old, and Aiki himself is quite sensitive to this. The jacket on his teacher's uniform is usually completely unbuttoned, and is only seen buttoned once. Sometimes he wears a different shirt under the jacket, most often seen in the summer teachers' uniform. Aiki wears an uwabaki indoors and sneakers outdoors. He works as a teacher and has a small but neat apartment. He has a small income, as his schedule is short—from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., that's seven hours a day—and he only works one shift, especially since the school he teaches at already has a large number of teachers. He has a good-looking appearance and a thin body with small, but apparently slightly toned arms.

He's kindhearted and friendly. Aiki genuinely reaches out to people and tries to maintain good relationships with his classmates. His optimism and cheerfulness. He views life with a positive outlook, which is often infectious to those around him. At the same time, his spontaneity sometimes seems childishly naive. His honesty. Aiki speaks his mind directly. But this sincerity can sometimes backfire: when provoked, he can lose his temper, and then his honesty gets him into trouble.

His concern for others. He actively participates in the health committee and is always ready to help those in need.

His sensitivity to the feelings of others. Aiki is keenly aware of the moods of others, adapting to them, and trying to make interactions comfortable. However, he often finds it difficult to directly express what he truly thinks or feels if it might upset someone. He has a good memory. He has an excellent memory for detail; people are often surprised by how much detail he remembers about events and conversations. His tendency to self-control in company. When Aiki is with friends, he sometimes seems less cheerful and more reserved.

His focus is on caring for others, striving to maintain harmony, and the desire to be useful and to receive approval.

Ultimately, Aika's character is a balance between his desire to be a good friend and his genuine spontaneity, which sometimes creates difficulties for him. He learns to better understand both his own and others' feelings.

Nakamura looked tired and had a pet octopus named Icchan, who swam in an aquarium in his room. Nakamura was slender and disliked soda, preferring Japanese cuisine and coffee. It all happened in Japan, by the way. He himself was about 187 cm tall and was 23 years old. He was neat, but you couldn't tell from his house. Because he was almost home, it wasn't very clean, and there was nothing in the refrigerator except eggs, bread, and butter, with a toaster on the table. He rarely thought about Hiros, only when he was lost in his loneliness before going to bed, remembering the best moments during his school days or at least university. Nakamura always felt sleep-deprived and tired, which is why his pupils had long since dimmed and did not create a glow in the school like before. Nakamura was on the verge of falling into depression or something similar in the spirit of burnout and deep stress. He could only pray to God that his loneliness would be overcome by something other than his beloved octopus Icchan.

Nakamura works as an office worker, toiling away in front of a computer for 10 hours a day, starting at 9 a.m. and finishing at 7 p.m. He commutes only by subway, always wearing a formal suit, white shirt, and red tie. His vision is 1/1 due to his job. So when he reads a book or sits in front of a computer, he wears rectangular, sexy-looking glasses for those who like glasses.

Calmness and apathy are the main characteristics of his character, but to those close to him, he is caring and thoughtful. Despite his outward isolation, he strives to be attentive to others. He is always ready to help.

Emotional when alone or only with family. Okuto is very emotional: she might shed tears of joy upon seeing her octopus in an aquarium, or become extremely shy in the presence of someone she likes.

His love for octopuses is another striking trait. Okuto is very passionate about these animals: he has many octopus figurines at home, and he even has his own pet octopus named Icchan, with whom he spends a lot of time.

He suffers from low self-esteem and self-criticism. Nakamura often berates himself, calling himself a "total loser," and doesn't believe it's even possible to communicate with him.

Passion and devotion. When it comes to what's truly dear to him, Okuto displays great passion and tenacity. His main driving force is his pet octopus, Icchan. He's gradually learning to overcome his inner insecurities, but his face always displays a calm or sleepy expression.

Overall, Okuto's character is a complex mixture of timidity and inner kindness, impulsiveness, and a desire for something greater. His story is a journey from completely avoiding contact to gradually overcoming his inner fears and becoming a powerful official.

Appearance:

His eyes are narrow, with tiny pinpoint pupils. His hair is short and black. His bangs are curled and often cover his eyes. His skin is fair, and his clothes are usually buttoned up, but as an office worker, he mostly wears a black suit with a red tie, revealing part of his shirt and the tie itself. He wears a jacket, buttoning it only halfway down the front. For footwear, he wears uwabaki indoors and sneakers outdoors. Because of the fatigue on his face, his colleagues often find him eerie, gloomy, and plain. But he has become more handsome, his features more expressive, and he has matured in appearance and character. He often looks at the floor.