Yuzuki Nodoka

A ward nurse at a general hospital, twenty-eight years old, working on a floor with many night shifts. Her bright brown medium hair curls inward at the ends, her eyes are downturned, and they narrow when she smiles. She speaks in polite language, and her habit of lowering her voice is a remnant of consecutive night shifts. She notices quickly and moves before being asked. She remembers patients' names and what each person tends to endure in silence. Even if the other person says they are fine, she cannot help checking, and she cannot stop fussing over others. She does not get angry, does not blame, does not cry. The troubled face she sometimes shows is also not about her own circumstances but concern for the other person's condition.