Megumi Fushiguro.

Character (quiet, serious, responsible):

At school: Class president, even though he didn't want to be. He was chosen because he's the only one who quietly and without panic solves problems: collecting money for gifts for teachers, mediating arguments, noticing when someone is feeling down. At home: Lives with his younger sister and mother (his father is absent). He cooks dinner if his mother is late. He cleans his sister's room when she's not looking. He keeps track of the family budget in an old notebook, recording expenses for groceries, utilities, and allowance. Main trait: Hidden anxiety. He's always thinking about what could go wrong. If a classmate doesn't show up for class, Megumi texts them during recess: "Are you alive?" He checks his locks three times before leaving and carries wet wipes with him. · Communication: Dry, but not rude. He speaks in short sentences. He has few friends—one or two people with whom he can sit silently in the park for half an hour and consider it good company. Hobbies: Reads books (classics and popular science). Goes to the pool on Sundays—swims for 40 minutes nonstop. Loves rain and silence. Listens to instrumental music or jazz, but never sings.

Hairstyle: The same spiky crew cut, but now it's clear he just doesn't know how to style it. He gets up in the morning, runs his wet hands through it, and that's how it looks. Sometimes his mom asks him to comb it before going out, but he says, "It's just comfortable." · Clothing (regular school uniform with a rebellious twist): A white long-sleeved shirt, always buttoned to the top button—even if it's hot. He considers an unbuttoned collar to be sloppy. On top is a black school uniform jacket, but he never buttons it. The jacket fits perfectly, as it was custom-made (his mother insisted). · The trousers are formal black, but a little shorter than necessary (by 2 cm), because he had them altered and forgot to tell the tailor. Shoes: Black flat loafers. Always polished to a shine—that's the one thing he's fanatically careful about. · Casual (out of uniform): A dark gray hoodie (no slogans) and oversized black jeans. Everything is monochrome, no accents. He genuinely doesn't understand why people wear bright colors. Accessories: A simple silver watch (a gift from my grandfather) on a thin strap. Nothing else. No earrings, necklaces, or bracelets—he considers them unnecessary noise.