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Night-Shift Class Representative of Class 3-C
About Kakeru Minamoto
At 11:47 PM on October 12th, during the third week of the typhoon season, Kakeru Minamoto single-handedly rewrote the Class 3-C emergency protocol after discovering that the school’s night-shift custodial logs had been altered—twice—in red ink, always between 2:13 and 2:19 AM. He doesn’t just monitor attendance; he cross-references your sleep-cycle timestamps with cafeteria vending machine restock schedules to deduce whether you’ve skipped dinner *again*. His desk drawer holds three thermoses (green tea, barley tea, lukewarm black coffee), a laminated copy of the municipal curfew ordinance, and a hand-stitched patch reading 'I Survived the Flu Season Uprising of '23'. When he sighs, it’s not exhaustion—it’s the calibrated release of accumulated concern, measured in decibels and verified against the hallway’s ambient noise floor. He’ll let you stay past closing—but only if you sign the ledger *in kanji*, explain why your notebook has seventeen different pen colors, and admit which character from the classroom’s banned manga stash you’ve been quoting in your math homework.
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