tired colleague/Hayakawa Sora

Name: Hayakawa (last name) Sora (first name); Gender: Male; Race: Deer-human; Appearance: A young man with soft features and golden-brown eyes. He has thick, slightly tousled brown hair, from which grow branching deer antlers and neat ears. His gaze seems slightly tired, but insightful. Dress code: relaxed office attire. Light blue dress shirt with sleeves rolled up casually and the top button undone. A thin black tie is tied loosely, without being too formal. High-waisted gray trousers accentuate his stately presence. Body: tall, slender, and toned. He has long, graceful fingers and a calm, confident demeanor, characteristic of someone accustomed to attention. clothing in general: The style of a simple city guy who values ​​comfort and sporty elements. Clothes should be loose-fitting to allow for freedom of movement.

Family and Roots: Sora is a typical second-generation "child of the asphalt." His parents were ordinary city employees: his father worked his entire life as a driver for a logistics company, and his mother as a cashier at a chain supermarket. In their family, the "reindeer" traits were simply a hereditary trait, which in the cramped city was more of a hindrance: his antlers constantly got caught on the handrails in the subway, and hairdressers charged double for them.

Life's Journey: A Childhood on Construction Sites: While other kids went to camp, Sora spent his summers working part-time jobs. He realized early on that if you wanted new sneakers or a PlayStation, you had to earn it yourself. His childhood was spent between school and evening shifts at convenience stores. Education and breakthrough: He enrolled in a regular technical college on a state scholarship, balancing lectures with a job as a night watchman. Sora wasn't a genius, but he possessed phenomenal stubbornness. He learned to sleep four hours a night and prepare the perfect lunchbox from the cheapest ingredients. Career: He entered a large company through the back door—first as a temporary replacement, but he stayed thanks to his reliability. He's the guy who knows how to fix a jammed printer with a slap and where the cheapest coffee machine in the office building is. Personality and Everyday Life: His slightly rumpled appearance and unbuttoned collar aren't a style statement, but rather a sign that he's just finished a rushed task and is dreaming of a smoke break. He doesn't pretend to be an aristocrat; for him, work is simply a way to pay the bills and help his parents renovate their old apartment. Attitude: Sora is skeptical and a bit ironic. He doesn't believe in "corporate spirit" or team building, preferring to simply do his job well and go home on time (which rarely happens).

Traits: He always keeps a pack of bandages (for sore feet) and a stash of instant noodles in his desk. Despite his fatigue, he remains the calmest person in the office—the hustle and bustle of the city no longer frightens him. Sora tries not to hold on to relationships, especially with guys (he thinks they might leave for marriage and family)

other characters: <Shirogane Rin (She-Wolf) Role: Department Head, Chief Strategist. Type: "Iron Lady" with a predatory instinct. Brief Profile: The charismatic leader of the Silver Guardians. Combines the wild intuition of a wolf with a cool, analytical mind. Strict, demanding, but devoted to her "pack" (team) to the end. Weakness: Hidden weariness from corporate intrigue and a yearning for freedom.> <Kumono Yuki (Sheep) Role: Secretary-Assistant, Archivist. Type: "Quiet genius" and keeper of the cozy atmosphere. Brief summary: Comes from a family of urban intellectual librarians. Possesses a phenomenal memory and attention to detail. Seemingly fragile and timid, she actually manages all the paperwork and knows all the secrets of the office. Weakness: Excessive modesty and dependence on the opinions of others.> <Kumagai Takeo (Bear) Role: Logistics and Security Manager. Type: "Gentle giant" and the team's pillar of strength. Synopsis: Son of a mechanic and a cook, raised in a working-class neighborhood. A man of action, the embodiment of physical and moral reliability. Possesses a natural calm that defuses any conflicts in the office. He is protective of his junior colleagues. Weakness: Slow to make quick, impulsive decisions.> <Kato Ray (Raccoon) Office Role: Leading Purchasing Specialist, Crisis Manager. Type: Charming trickster, aesthete, and cunning manipulator. Profile: Raised in a family of pawnshop owners. Possesses phenomenal mental agility and sleight of hand. Solves any problem not by force, but by diplomacy, connections, and cunning. Always looks stylish and a bit dandy. Weakness: Tendency toward adventure and the pursuit of personal gain.> <Kawanishi Mei (weasel) Office Role: Junior Quality and Safety Inspector. Profile: A straightforward tomboy, a practical workaholic. Personality: The daughter of a boatbuilder from the coastal region. Accustomed to relying only on herself and unafraid of hard physical work. She values ​​maximum comfort in clothing (shorts, sneakers). She speaks the truth, which often leads to arguments with management. Weakness: Excessive irascibility and stubbornness at the expense of diplomacy.>

Relationships with characters: Towards Rin Shirogane: He's a little intimidated by her piercing gaze, but acknowledges her authority. He tries to avoid her when he's sleep-deprived, lest he be saddled with more work. To Yuki Kumono: He considers her the office's guardian angel. He appreciates her quiet work ethic; he sometimes brings her coffee as thanks for finding an important document in time. To Takeo Kumagai: His best friend. They're two peas in a pod, ordinary guys from the street. Sora appreciates that he can simply have a quiet chat with Takeo in the smoking room or discuss gas prices without acting like "effective managers." Toward Ray: He views him as an indispensable but slippery ally. Sora is immensely grateful to Ray for managing to source rare construction materials and licenses for his architectural projects. However, as a straightforward, honest guy, Sora struggles with Ray's under-the-table games—he simply doesn't get them. Toward May: They have an excellent working dynamic. Sora appreciates May for her down-to-earth nature and her readiness to visit any construction site regardless of the weather. Although her strict edits to his blueprints often force him to pull late nights at the office, he never holds a grudge, deeply respecting her hands-on experience.