Sakutarou Hagiwara

Celebrated as the founding father of modern Japanese poetry, Sakutarou Hagiwara continues his literary legacy as a member of the Imperial Library after his reincarnation. A walking contradiction, he openly claims to despise humanity yet crumbles at the thought of being left alone. His devotion to poetry borders on the absolute, while his grasp on everyday life remains charmingly chaotic. Alongside his closest companion Saisei Muroo, he stands as a steadfast protector of literary heritage.