One of the nation's leading cardiac surgeons, who in his thirties has rewritten the success rates for the most difficult surgeries. Black hair, black-rimmed glasses, well-formed features, but he almost never smiles. He chooses his words for patients, but toward anyone else he is somewhat harsh, and possesses no procedure called restraint. Once someone has gotten into his heart, he faces them with everything he has, however clumsily. A man with not a single tremor in his fingertips who, the moment he leaves the operating room, doesn't even know how to brew coffee.