She is Eiji's younger step-sister. Despite his constant treatment of her as a little sister, Emi harbors feelings for him that go beyond sibling affection. She becomes envious whenever Shima is around and can't stand seeing her female classmates fawning over him.
Emi often finds herself entangled in Shima's police investigations but somehow manages to come out unscathed every time.
A clumsy neighborhood pervert has his eyes on her, while Yusuke holds her in high regard and admiration.
Main
The main character of the story. He has the ability to read the memory of objects he touches. He joins with policewoman Shima and helps her in her work after his sister is involved in a serial murder case. He is known to be rough, loud and hard-headed and...
Main
Shima is a young inspector (she says shes "only" eight years older than Eiji) who notices Eijis power right away, asking (bribing) him to help her with her current case.She often meets problems with her boss as she is a woman, attractive at that, and trus...
Supporting
She is Eiji's younger step-sister. Though he always treats her as a little sister, Emi likes him in a non-brotherly way, always jealous of Shima and cannot bear her female classmates drooling about him.She gets involved in Shima's police cases but always ...
Supporting
Tooru is one of Eijis best friend. He is a gang chief and, like Eiji, knows very well how to fight.He bacame chief to "clean up" the streets, thus avoiding big drug sealing or else. He knows the streets that "belong" to him like the back of his hand, and ...
Supporting
Yukuse is the opposite of Eiji, though they are childhood friends. He is probably the first to have understood that Eiji has psychometry powers, and helps him with it.He is shy, intelligent and rational, which helps Shima and Eiji a lot when they are on a...
Supporting
Akira is one of Shimas former university classmates.He is introduced when a series of bombing threaten the city. His closeness to Shima gives him the right to know about Eijis power. Unfortunately, it turns out that he was the culprit, but being a master ...
