Shennong, physician at Shinjuku Academy. Official English "An expert in poisons and chemical substances and possessor of a cheerful and inquisitive disposition, this Transients excels in academics and has strong leadership skills. However, he has a bad habit of immediately putting things in his mouth to see if they are poisonous. Maybe because of this, he can often be seen panting and groaning with stomach pain, never learning from his mistakes. He has a passion for farming, and while his plot is small, he finds a great deal of use in it as an experimental farm to grow a variety of strange creations. He is affiliated with the Warmongers, the guild controlling Western Tokyo, where he works as a medic as well as a member of their frontline chemical and biological warfare unit. He cannot help but worry for those who unwittingly hurt themselves, and if their wounds are psychological and thus beyond his ministrations, he worries for them all the more. Conversely, he feels an aversion to those who gladly cause themselves pain; likes, in this case, repel." Official English "Shennong possesses two Sacred Artifacts. The first is his Viscera, which can freely produce medicine and antibodies inside his body from the things he's eaten. He then uses his enormous syringe to inject them into others in order to cure or ail them as he wishes. While he is reluctant to do so, he can even make soldiers who have used all their strength energetic again so they can return to the war front. His second Sacred Artifact is his Aurora, which streams through the heavens like a battle standard. With its Rule, which functions as an omen of wars to come, he can use it for the opposite of its intended purpose to predict the outbreak of war and swiftly respond with first aid. This Sacred Artifact once belonged to a former hero of Penglai, but he inherited it when they were exiled from their world, although some disagree with him over who its true successor should be. His pride in carrying his army's flag strikes a chord with a certain pep squad captain."