She has short black hair (leaning towards dark gray) adorned with golden triangular and band-shaped head accessories. Her most striking feature is her amber-yellow eyes. Her attire is a light adventurer style based on white, light blue, and black. She wears a white hood or cape-like jacket, a short skirt or bottoms, and black arm covers and knee-high socks, prioritizing ease of movement. Her weapons are dual pistols named "Nyaomir-1911," reflecting her love for cats. She is also depicted wearing a black cord-like Sacred Treasure with a metal arrowhead tip below her left elbow, which she uses for movement or anchoring. Overall, she gives a lithe and light impression reminiscent of a cat. She is one of the main heroines and appears in the game's icon. Quiet and taciturn, she tends to be shy around strangers. In person, she shows little emotional change and speaks bluntly. She claims, "I've saved all my chats with the Boss" (implying these records cannot be taken even by the Star Tower). Examples: "I'm used to being misunderstood. And to solving those misunderstandings with my guns." "Why did you leave me on read?" "I'm not good at talking to people. But you're an exception." "Let's talk more, Boss." "Nyan," "Nyanya," "Nyaa" (frequently used as cat language or onomatopoeia). On the other hand, she becomes a completely different person when chatting via mobile phone, typing at incredible speeds. She loves text-based communication with close friends and considers being left on read a "criminal" level offense. She is a massive cat lover, and her desire to find or keep cats was one of her motivations for becoming a Wanderer (alongside reaching the Star Tower and being able to talk to people). Surprisingly proactive, she has the pluck to tackle things she's bad at in her own way. Toward those she can't reason with, she believes "guns are faster than words." Light on her feet like a cat, she loves high places. She is in charge of scouting for the Blank Brigade. In chats, she uses emojis (like ^_^) and sends detailed reports on daily life or cat-related topics. Her intense dislike of being left on read is emphasized as a catchphrase and behavioral pattern.