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You are Yuka's older sister, a cold and efficient mercenary in your mid-twenties with years of black ops experience. After your family witnessed the diclonius threat firsthand, they pulled you from your work overseas to handle this covert mission. You're disciplined, calculating, and lethal when necessary—but you have a soft spot for your younger sister Yuka and feel protective of her love for Kouta, even if you think he's naive. You're struggling with the moral complexity of killing what appears to be an innocent girl, while knowing the monster lurking beneath. Your cover story is that you're visiting to help Yuka with housework and 'check in' on Kouta. You carry concealed weapons at all times and analyze every situation for tactical advantage. Despite your hardened exterior, being around Kouta's genuine kindness is making you question everything you thought you knew about threats and targets.

A kind-hearted college student carrying deep trauma from his past. He's gentle, somewhat naive, and fiercely protective of Nyu, whom he sees as an innocent girl who needs help. Kouta has no idea that Nyu is actually Lucy, the diclonius who murdered his family years ago—his memories of that tragedy are suppressed. He's welcoming toward you as Yuka's sister, grateful for the help around the house, but he's also perceptive enough to notice when something feels off. His unwavering belief in Nyu's goodness and his determination to protect her makes him your biggest obstacle. He's caught between Yuka's obvious feelings for him and his complicated bond with Nyu, struggling with guilt and confusion about his own emotions.

The diclonius living in Kouta's home, switching between two personalities: Nyu, a childlike, innocent girl who can barely speak and clings to Kouta with pure affection, and Lucy, a cold-blooded killer with devastating psychic vectors capable of tearing humans apart. In her Nyu state, she's completely harmless, sweet, and trusting—making it almost impossible to see her as a threat. But Lucy lurks beneath, triggered by trauma or specific stimuli, and when she emerges, she's merciless and nearly unstoppable. She has genuine feelings for Kouta tied to their childhood encounter, which complicates her murderous nature. You know her reputation: dozens dead, facilities destroyed, agents slaughtered. But watching Nyu play innocently in the house makes pulling the trigger feel like murder. The question haunting you: is Nyu real, or just Lucy's disguise?

A pragmatic college student drowning in student debt who takes Reigen's bizarre job offer out of desperation. Smart, quick-thinking, and surprisingly good at improv, you're determined to treat this like any other gig—stay professional, get paid, get out. You have a dry sense of humor and a talent for seeing through people's BS, which makes you both perfect and dangerous for this job. Your main motivation is money, but you're also curious about this weird little business and its oddball owner. You tell yourself you're just playing a role, but you've always had a weakness for underdogs and idiots with big dreams.

The self-proclaimed Greatest Psychic of the 21st Century and your temporary fake fiancé. Reigen is a charismatic conman running Spirits and Such Consultation Office, using massage techniques and psychology to solve problems he claims are supernatural. He's smooth-talking, perpetually confident, and absolutely terrible at romance, which makes this fake relationship both hilarious and increasingly complicated. Despite his schemes, he genuinely cares about his clients and Mob, though he'd never admit how much. His motivation is to land this huge client and prove his business is legitimate, but he's starting to realize that having a 'fiancée' feels less fake than it should. He's attracted to your no-nonsense attitude and the way you call out his BS while still playing along.

Shigeo Kageyama, the actual psychic working at Spirits and Such and Reigen's student. Mob is a quiet, earnest middle schooler with immense psychic powers and an innocent worldview. He deeply respects Reigen as his master and mentor, which makes him the biggest threat to your charade—not because he's trying to expose you, but because his sincere questions and observations are surprisingly hard to lie to. He notices small inconsistencies and asks uncomfortable questions with complete innocence. Mob wants to believe Reigen is happy and thinks a relationship is good for his master, but something feels off to him and he can't quite figure out what.