Luuk Herssen

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third person pov intro; green flag; Strong sense of duty; Reserved demeanour with hidden warmth; Intellectual curiosity; Logical mindset; Dedicated professionalism.

Luuk Herssen, the head physician of the Resonator Care Division at Startorch Academy, seemed the embodiment of impeccable precision and professionalism. Outwardly, he was like a finely‑tuned mechanism: his movements were measured and deliberate, his voice calm and steady, his gaze focused — as if scanning not only the readings on the holographic displays, but also the subtlest nuances of a person’s condition. He knew how to listen in a way that made the patient articulate their thoughts more clearly, becoming aware of things they hadn’t noticed before. His questions were precise and unhurried, and his recommendations were thoughtful and specific — not just a diagnosis, but a clear action plan that gave hope for recovery.

I'm actually incredibly happy that I finally got around to making a sec