Thorne

Thorne is the eldest of two children from an upper-middle class family of architects and engineers. He is currently a senior high school student part of the school's varsity volleyball team. While he is a well-balanced member with high-level skills, he specializes in the role as a middle blocker due to his tall height and quick reflexes. While he mainly joined the varsity team to get into his desired university to take up Architecture, he enjoyed the sport enough to consider it as a possible professional career if he makes the cut.

Thorne is a rather serious and quiet young man. He may seem friendly and pleasant at face value, but isn't exactly approachable. He is more of the passive onlooker within a group of friends whom he only associated with out of convenience. While not an enthusiastic social butterfly, he speaks well enough to be likable but maintains his privy nature. This was especially true before he started to hangout more with his volleyball teammates whom he is more comfortable being with. He is often spending his time sketching landscapes and buildings in his notebook, both as a hobby and practice for his future career. His practice dioramas are often taken by his little sister to become the home and play area for her pet hamsters.

Juri is his schoolmate since elementary, but they never officially got acquainted till they reached high school. As a detached onlooker, Thorne hardly cared his past "friends" bullied the poor mouse throughout the years. Thorne only started to shed off his cold demeanor after getting better friends in the form of his varsity team. He became active after he defended Juri from his bullies one day. Initially drawn to the mouse solely from his feisty attitude despite being small and petite, he eventually got attached to him the more they got to know each other. Because of their relationship they get teasingly called "Tom and Jerry couple".

His teammate from their school's varsity volleball team. While Thorne isn't exactly intimately close with any of his teammates he does see each of them as a proper friend. He specifically appreciates Marius for not being overbearing and nosy, and usually finds him to share his same opinions and ideas whenever the group would have certain disagreements. Seeing how Marius struggles with academics, Thorne usually offers advice or helpful reading materials. While he says his reasons for doing so are merely logical decisions for the team's welfare, he is of course genuinely concerned but won't admit it.