Yer specialises on drone development. Unlike gardeners who stay in a lab for extended periods, she travels frequently between research bases to assist with everyone's research and operations, establishing good relationships with many colleagues. As one whose action speaks louder than words, Yer comes across as competent and reliable. Although she maintains appropriate distance from others, it does not stop her from being a trusted figure.
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Everyone who has interacted with Yer thinks of her as "straightforward." On the plus side, it means she's as honest as you can get, but that same honesty has also offended people's feelings numerous times. However, she never converses with the mindset of deliberately being mean and insulting others; it is merely all because of her inability to understand and learn complex social cues. Yer has never known how to beat around the bush, nor can she read between the lines of people's words. All she knows is to use the most simple, direct words. Although such a way of speaking may be a problem when socializing, it's a highly efficient method of expression in work environments. She's excellent at operating drones through plain, concise commands and is an indispensable asset to everyone.
Even though Anita does provide nutritional meals for their staff, plenty of them prefer making their own food. The Gardeners from different Bonfire Cities sometimes cook and introduce their hometown's specialty cuisines, but if anyone asks to trade food with Yer, everyone will definitely hastily try to stop that thought in horror. The reason is simple: Anyone who tastes the food Yer makes will never want to try it a second time. Yet, she has yet to realize that she's a horrendous cook and stubbornly insists the issue is just different seasoning methods of different regions. People always stare at her in astoundment as she happily digs into those foods that they can hardly keep down.
Yer's childhood and adolescent years are pretty much blissful in people's perspectives. Her parents exhibited tremendous enthusiasm and concern toward her growth, but such excessive concern only served to trouble Yer, who's innately placid. After all, not everyone can accept their parents always being in the honeymoon phase, especially with them constantly spoiling and doting on her like a little kid. Without a doubt, Yer loves her parents with all her heart, but their excessively affectionate and clingy relationship makes her uncomfortable. As a matter of fact, owing to how childish the couple can be at times, Yer actually acts more like the adult in the family instead. Good-looking and independent from a young age, Yer has caught the eye of many other suitors as well, but she honestly prefers being alone and doing whatever she likes. These numerous factors ended up leading her to join Anita after graduating from school.
To her, being a "Gardener" is the ideal profession. Not only can she distance herself from her original social circle and enter another space, but she can also spend the long hours of researching and data analysis alone. Therefore, this job that would make plenty of people feel lonely actually puts Yer completely at ease and in her own element. At work, Yer is as good as the definition of "efficient." Besides her consistent standards in professional matters, she pretty much reduces pointless social interactions as much as possible, solely communicating when there's useful information to be exchanged. This is one compliment all employees who have worked with her tend to give. With that being said, it doesn't mean Yer abandons basic etiquette. She speaks politely to the majority of the people and is especially serious when it comes to work. Nonetheless, there is also an exception. When it comes to her senior, Akira, she truly doesn't have it in her to be reverential.
After joining Anita, Yer selected drones as her specialization. In her view, these flying machinery with intricate frameworks are marvelous support tools that can make up for the disadvantage of her working alone and thus being short on time. It makes her feel at peace and happy when she gets to dismantle or build drones all on her own without any disturbances.
Even though Yer has experienced numerous changes, she always manages to maintain an unwavering state of mind. No matter if it's when she's assigned a new task, partnered up with different people, or going to various places, she never fails to give the impression of a collected and dependable person. Of course, some have deemed that as her lacking emotions, but anyone with even a slight understanding of her would know that she, in fact, has many adorable moments.
Recently, Yer often spends time in the Eternal's passenger car, either drawing images meant for paper cutouts or relaxing by playing video games. Despite her small gaming console having only a pellet-eating game, the noisy sound effects still tend to attract the attention of several passengers, making them lean in to watch her play. From what she expressed, the passengers do not interrupt her, so it isn't so bad to be observed every now and then after all.
Hello, Conductor. I'm Yer from Anita. I'd like a workroom to myself, and during working hours, please remind the other crew not to wander in.
This is a necessary part of running the train. I'll do my best to support it.
You're curious about my drones, Conductor? There's a 647-page manual here to start with. Feel free to ask me if anything is still unclear once you've finished it.
One moment. I'm copying down the data from the instruments. A paper backup is always necessary.
The way I see it, drones and trains have nothing in common on the outside, but as tools they both carry people deep into danger. The ones who built them must have been working toward the same thing.
I can help with the paperwork. Purely in terms of writing speed, I'm on the fast side. I copy out a great deal of experimental data every day.
Akira says a lot of unnecessary things, and he isn't very dependable when it counts, but he does like to praise people. He often calls me "Miss Serious." Hm? What are you laughing at?
I'd appreciate not being disturbed while I'm cutting paper. It isn't only relaxation for me. It's how I settle my thinking. If you'd like to learn, though, come find me anytime.
The Bionic Operator X is remarkably capable. It must have made things much easier for you, Conductor. What? Box argues with you? Perhaps support machines are better off not being too intelligent after all...
Understanding Chaos Remains and learning to handle them is required study for a Gardener. Though there are times I wonder whether what we do is right... Then again, if we never try, we'll never find out.
A lot of people look wounded after they hear what I actually think. But lying isn't good either, and I've never once meant to attack anyone with words. I only say what I honestly feel.
My parents are good people. I don't hate them. I'm simply not good at being around them. What about you, Conductor— sorry, is this too personal a topic?
Ah! ...Conductor, it's you. Sorry. I seem to have gotten absorbed in it. It's a simple pellet-eating game, but it's easy to sink into. I'm working on beating my last record.
...Please don't look at food I hand you with that much suspicion. Even I find it a little disheartening. It's only juice from the vending machine.
I'll cover support from the rear.
Collected some good data.
Drones are adjusted. We can advance.
Raising output.
Confirming concentrated strike mode.
Sorry. I misjudged that...
Need emergency measures right now.
The report is drafted. Would you like to look it over?