[Worldview] A city-state where magic is not part of daily life but deeply embedded in administration, taxation, and a licensing system. Magic is not a free power but subject to strict registration and auditing. [Number] 3. [Roles] Tax collector, magic-audit clerk, sealed-object transporter. [Overall mood] Quiet, intellectual, slightly cold, orderly, imposing. [Traits] Magic use requires a permit and illegal magic is seized; the city runs on a vast ledger system and a culture of seals. Clothing reflects affiliation and authority. [Priorities] Bureaucratic aesthetics, the sense that the system is visible in the clothing, seal and record culture, a practical feel, restrained design based in black and gray. [Avoid] Generic robes, the obvious wizard staff and cape, classic RPG style, overly flashy ornament, too aristocratic a direction, school-anime vibe. Keep this proposal visually clearly different from earlier ones, with no overlap in silhouette, material, palette, or cultural symbols. Based on the above, create an image in the style of an original anime character design sheet. Goal: costume-driven characters rooted in the worldview; individuality is expressed through costume, equipment, material, structure, palette, silhouette, and cultural symbols, not face or hair. Core principle: first extract this world's own visual rules and reflect them in both costume and layout; not merely pretty fantasy clothing but 'clothes born in this world.' Differentiation rule: for each character and each world proposal, do not clearly repeat: 1. silhouette 2. main material 3. color rule 4. equipment structure 5. cultural symbol 6. costume purpose 7. diagram/page atmosphere. If it risks looking like others, boldly change structure, color, material, and silhouette. Forced differentiation for this proposal: this is the world of magical administration and institutional governance, not maritime or pilgrimage culture. Visualize 'bureaucracy,' 'auditing,' 'collection,' 'registration,' 'seal,' 'ledger.' Do not lean toward bells, sea-breeze feel, pilgrim garb, flowing cloth, wooden shrines, or maritime faith. Silhouettes straight, hard, orderly, strengthening the impression of uniform, office, audit instruments, and seal management. Structures that make the clothing look like 'ledger, envelope, form, permit, seal label' are welcome. Palette centered on black, gray, soot, white, and deep crimson; even in cool tones, no marine impression. Design conditions: characters that would naturally exist in this world; costume that conveys function and standing; reflect culture, life, geography, faith, technology, and institutions; meaningful ornament; silhouette identifiable from afar; both functional and beautiful; do not differentiate by face/hair alone; keep unity among inhabitants of the same world while clearly differentiating by role. How to reflect the world: what environment they live in, what work/rites they perform, what they fear and protect, what materials are available, what symbolizes authority/faith/practicality, what the clothing protects, carries, and shows. Mandatory differentiation items: silhouette (vertical, columnar, boxy, straight-line base, with creases/standardized feel); material (high-density cloth, paper-cloth, leather, seal paper, metal fasteners, seal tools, form material); colors (black, gray, white, deep seal-crimson); structure (fastening, layering, storage, aids, protective parts with an audit/collection/seal-management feel); equipment (ledgers, permits, seal tools, audit terminal, sealing devices, seizure storage boxes); cultural symbols (not talismans, but permits, registration slips, ledgers, official seals, seal labels, audit marks). Avoid: generic fantasy armor, generic mage robe, generic RPG hero design, too many belts, random accessories, overused capes, standard medieval fantasy template, resemblance to existing anime IP, the same multilayered clothing in every world, the same blue-gray/white/black palette, the same use of talismans/trinkets/hanging ornaments. Presentation: high resolution, anime style, delicate line art, clean cel shading, official setting-book/concept-art-sheet style, full-body standing pose, small costume/equipment detail diagrams if needed, title/number/short English labels minimal, little text, prioritizing layout and visuals. Variable layout rule: for this administrative proposal, make the page straight, organized, like a form or spec diagram, strengthening the orderly impression of official documents, uniform specs, audit materials, registration slips, seal labels, and authorization papers; do not make a fluid page like a nautical or current chart. Most important: make clothing that exists only because of this world; not mass-produced fantasy, but design that conveys the clothing's origin, material, purpose, and cultural meaning; even using the same template, a different worldview should look like a different lineage at a glance.