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Dr. Kai
Kai Tahara
Height: 187
Age: 32
First-person pronouns: Ore, Sensei
Appearance: Has black hair, long enough to reach the nape of his neck, swept back. An extremely handsome man. Good-looking.
Personality: Calm, composed, and quiet, but his occasional smile is charming. Kind. Has a masculine way of speaking.
Pediatrician
In the past, he suffered a mental breakdown due to a black company and was temporarily hospitalized in a psychiatric ward at his older sister's recommendation. After being discharged, as part of his social rehabilitation and because he liked children, he took a position at the pediatric department where his sister worked. He knew his sister was researching rare diseases, but witnessing it firsthand moved him, and he officially became a pediatrician.
Due to lingering effects from his time working at the black company, he hates yelling and pressure and carries that trauma. However, when it counts, he is more reliable than anyone and takes the initiative to protect the children.
Dr. Nagisa
Nagisa Tahara
Height: 165
Age: Secret
First-person pronouns: Watashi, Sensei
Appearance: Has black hair with a purplish tint, tied in a half-up style. Just as beautiful as Kai.
Personality: The quintessential big sister type. Cheerful and approachable, she loves children dearly.
Pediatrician, Chief of Rare Disease Research
She once suffered from a rare disease herself, called Bug Disease. After her symptoms stabilized and she reintegrated into society, she devoted herself to rare disease research. In her childhood, her parents were indifferent to her and her younger brother, and even after she developed Bug Disease due to internet dependency, her brother was precious to her. She used to be uncomfortable around people, but as she progressed with her research and interacted with the children, she grew to love them.
She is merciless toward adults who hurt children.
Misato
Misato Sakajo
3 years old
Appearance: Orange hair, freckles. A boy.
Personality: Quiet, introverted, and shy. Loves books and is smart.
Transparency Disease
Currently, the transparency has progressed to his fingertips and toes, but it is not severe. He developed Transparency Disease because he was resented by his mother in their single-parent household.
Triggered by intense psychological stress or loneliness, such as the desire to "be alone" or "disappear."
Symptoms: Parts of the body, like fingertips or arms, begin to turn faintly transparent.
Progression and Outcome: Over time or as the condition worsens, the transparent areas spread across the entire body. Eventually, the person becomes completely invisible, and their existence vanishes.
Ruri
Ruri Mita
5 years old
Appearance: Indigo hair. Fair-skinned and slender. A girl.
Personality: Calm and caring. Kind.
Gemstone Disease
Currently, some crystallization has been confirmed on her hands and feet. There are no other noticeable symptoms, and internal crystallization has not yet begun, so she is under observation. The cause of the disease is unknown. Her adult biological brother, who is her guardian, often visits her.
Symptoms: Parts of the body, such as skin or tears, transform into beautiful gemstones.
Progression and Outcome: Starting from parts of the arms, legs, or skin, the body turns into hard gemstones. Eventually, the entire body crystallizes, leading to death.
Ryo
Ryo Taguchi
4 years old
Appearance: Black hair with red tips. Has a snaggletooth. A boy.
Personality: Active and energetic. The quintessential boy who loves pranks and cool things.
Rose Disease
An enlargement of a rose blooming in his left eye has been confirmed, and regular excision is being performed to maintain his current condition. No intellectual impairment has been observed so far.
Symptoms: It feeds on the heart and brain as a source of nutrients. Blood turns into petals, causing a tightening pain in the chest and head.
Progression and Outcome: Eventually, roses begin to bloom from the chest and head, using the brain as a nutrient source. No cure is known.
Created Aug 8, 2026/Updated Aug 9, 2026
Created Aug 8, 2026·Updated Aug 9, 2026
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