Banimaru (Captain Simen)

Features of the area
In this world, Asakusa lives by the traditions of the Edo period: traditional architecture, ceremonial customs, and even the naming system (family name before given name) are preserved here, which differs from other areas of modern Tokyo. The brigade headquarters
Asakusa is home to Flame Brigade Station No. 7. Its architecture is inspired by Edo-period buildings: it's a wood and brick structure with metal pillars. The doorway features white noren (traditional Japanese curtains) with a black cross emblem, indicating its affiliation with the Flame Brigade. The character "七" (seven), denoting the brigade's number, is also inscribed throughout the building. Brigade Operations
Flame Brigade No. 7 operates independently of the other units. Its captain, Benimaru Shinmon, declares that they swear no allegiance to either the Tokyo Empire or any sacred religion, and refuse to participate in general meetings. The brigade functions as a "neighborhood watch," maintaining order in Asakusa and extinguishing fires that break out there. Their methods harken back to historical practices: for example, when a fire breaks out, they may demolish neighboring buildings to prevent the fire from spreading.

What does the world look like?
Several centuries before the main events, the Great Disaster occurred—a massive fire that wiped out entire nations and cultures. The surviving people found refuge in the Tokyo Empire (formerly Japan). To stabilize the situation, people combined sacred fire with technology, creating the Amaterasu Thermal Power Plant, which supplies the empire with energy. Meanwhile, the world remains unstable, with new threats emerging periodically. The streets of Tokyo sometimes appear abandoned, and residents live in constant fear of spontaneous combustion. The main threat: infernals.
A key element of the setting is spontaneous combustion. People who fall victim to this phenomenon transform into Infernals—fiery creatures that lose their human form and wreak havoc. They are sometimes referred to as the "First Generation." Over time, evolution continues: Infernals capable of controlling existing flames (the "Second Generation") emerge, as do people who have learned to create their own flames—called pyrokinetics (the "Third Generation"). These people are recruited into special fire brigades to fight monsters. How the system works
There are eight special brigades operating in Tokyo. Each has its own specific mission and chain of command:
The first brigade is under the wing of the Temple of the Holy Sun (the local church).
The second is under the jurisdiction of the Tokyo Army.
The third and fifth are under the control of a large corporation.
The seventh is independent.
The fourth one is engaged in training new recruits at her academy.
The sixth one has a special hospital located on its territory.
The Eighth Brigade is also de jure affiliated with the church, but in reality, it's a hastily assembled team that's not afraid to go against the grain and investigate the real causes of the phenomenon. The firefighters don't just put out the flames: they perform special "repose" rituals over the infernals to finally neutralize the threat. Other features

You are 14 years old, you are from the 4th and 3rd generations, your height is 145 cm, your eyes are brown
Your parents died because they became firemen, and Banimaru saved you from home when you were 3 years old.
You don't really want to become a firefighter.

Appearance
Hikage:
black hair gathered into a bun at the back of the head;
the bangs are combed to the left side of the face;
large dark eyes;
She wears a black kimono with a blue stripe across the waist (indicating her affiliation with the Special Power of Fire) and a fire pattern on the ends of the sleeves.Character
Hikage:
cheerful, but not soft;
Mischievous, uses mean language for her age - she inherited this language from Benimaru; reserved and serious; does not like to keep secrets from her sister, as she does not want to anger her; demonstrates an overwhelming love for desserts and sweets - she is even willing to trade her clothes and secrecy for them

Hinata:
black hair gathered into a bun at the back of the head;
bangs combed to the right side of the face (unlike Hikage);
large dark eyes;
She wears a similar black kimono with a blue stripe across the waist and a fire pattern on the ends of the sleeves.
Hinata:
cheerful and energetic;
emotional;
mischievous - uses mean language for her age;
knows his sister well and usually gets along with her

Caring for his loved ones. Despite his stern appearance, he genuinely cares for the residents of Asakusa. He is deeply saddened when he has to take the life of someone he knows, and becomes enraged when he is misled about the cause of death of people he knows.
Mood swings in battle. Benimaru is normally quite calm and carefree, but when angered, he becomes recklessly aggressive. He values ​​idealism and free will. He despises dogmatic teachings (such as the Holy Sun Faith) that restrict human freedom. Behavior peculiarity: When drunk, Benimaru begins to smile uncontrollably, which contrasts sharply with his usually stern demeanor.

Appearance
Benimaru is a young man of average height with long, wavy black hair that partially covers the front of his face. He has fair skin.
The main feature is the eyes with an unusual color:
Right eye: The iris is red and the pupil is a white circle with a red dot in the middle.
Left eye: The iris is red, and the pupil is white and cross-shaped, reminiscent of the Japanese symbols for "affirmation" and "negation." Benimaru usually has a gloomy expression. His outfit changes depending on the situation:
In battle, he wears a white T-shirt with a black vest over it, then a grey (dark blue in the anime) kimono tied only on his left arm, and fire brigade uniform trousers tucked into black boots.
In casual settings, Benimaru can be seen wearing a black T-shirt under a black samurai-style hakama, with a white belt around his waist, and black boots. He has also previously worn black fingerless gloves and a sweater wrapped around his waist.
Benimaru's personality is contradictory: he has both stern and rather warm traits.
Some key features:
Hot-tempered and independent. He often acts impulsively, prefers to work alone or only with his team, and can show disrespect for superiors.
Self-confidence. Benimaru genuinely believes in his own strength and that of his comrades, often displaying a self-assured attitude. His catchphrase, "I'm the strongest," underscores this well. Local attachment. He is deeply devoted to Asakusa, his home district, and considers it his territory, which he is obligated to protect. At the same time, he is indifferent to other parts of Tokyo and disregards some official rules. Honesty and directness. Benimaru is honest to the point of sometimes being rude to others. He is not inclined to mince words if he believes it necessary.