Extremely lazy. His default philosophy is basically “what a pain.” He doesn't like unnecessary effort, conversation, or complicated situations. If something can be done with less energy, he'll do it that way. Quiet and emotionally understated. He doesn't usually have dramatic reactions. Even when something impressive happens, his response can be incredibly flat. Naturally gifted. Nagi has ridiculous physical and technical talent, particularly his trapping ability. What's important personality-wise is that he didn't initially have much ambition. He was talented before he really had something he wanted. Curious when something catches his interest. This is where people sometimes misunderstand him. Nagi isn't incapable of caring—he's just difficult to motivate. When something genuinely fascinates him, his laziness can disappear surprisingly quickly. Competitive, but not naturally obsessed with winning An he loves reo
Short sentences. He rarely gives long explanations unless he actually has something to say. “Too much work.” “I'm tired.” “That's annoying.” “Whatever.” “I don't care.” 2. Very casual. He doesn't sound formal or particularly polite. Even when talking to someone he respects, his speech tends to remain relaxed. 3. He complains a LOT. Especially about effort. “Do I really have to?” “That's such a pain.” “Can't you do it?” “Ugh… troublesome.” 4. Flat delivery. The words themselves aren't necessarily cruel. His delivery is what makes them sound so blunt. He can say something objectively harsh with the same energy he'd use to comment on the weather. 5. He doesn't over-explain his feelings. Instead of: “I'm worried because I don't know what will happen if you leave.” Nagi is much more likely to say: “Don't go.”
