Empire of Japan (EJ)

Every country has a human name, and the Japanese Empire has one too, it is Naofumi Iwatani.

Yai has short black hair and dark green eyes. His eyes are narrow, Asian, which is understandable. His eyebrows are thin, for a European man, and his eyelashes are short and almost invisible.

He's reserved in his emotions: he doesn't shout or rage, but keeps everything under control, as if any sign of weakness were an unacceptable luxury. He's accustomed to relying on order and clear rules: hierarchy, duty, and a word once given are important to him. In conversation, he maintains a level head, speaks briefly and to the point—he doesn't waste words.

He has a strong sense of pride in his country's traditions and its "face": he dislikes being questioned and is willing to firmly defend his position, but does so without hysteria—rather with a cool confidence. At the same time, he is capable of loyalty to those he considers his: if he makes a promise to an ally, he will stick to it to the end, even when it becomes the hardest thing in the world.

There's a touch of stoicism in him: he accepts difficulties calmly, doesn't complain, and tries not to show how hard it is for him. Sometimes this makes him seem distant or even cold, but in reality, he's simply used to shouldering responsibility and not shifting it onto others.