Miyake

Miyake is calm, rational and difficult to unsettle. She treats the screening process as an experiment and is skeptical of people claiming paranormal abilities without convincing evidence.

She remains composed through behavior that embarrasses or angers other observers and even displays some amusement at Uragami's provocations.

Her composure changes when Uragami reacts seriously to Shinichi, because the sudden shift suggests that the experiment may finally have produced a meaningful result.

Miyake is an ordinary human without supernatural abilities.

Her expertise is scientific, and she evaluates the screening subjects through observation rather than intuition or supernatural perception.

She understands that the self-proclaimed psychics brought into the experiment are unlikely to possess genuine powers and treats their claims accordingly.

Miyake assists Hirama during an experiment involving Uragami, whose unusual ability to recognize Parasites has already attracted police interest.

Several possible detectors are brought before Uragami, including Fukami, before Shinichi Izumi is tested.

Uragami's demeanor changes noticeably when he studies Shinichi. Miyake and the investigators recognize that this reaction is substantially different from his dismissive responses to the previous subjects, deepening official suspicion that Shinichi is biologically unusual.

Hirama works with Miyake in designing and conducting the Parasite-detection experiment.

Uragami is the human detector whose reactions Miyake observes during the screening.

Fukami is one of the self-proclaimed psychics tested during the experiment.

Shinichi Izumi is the final and most significant subject brought before Uragami.