17 years old / 2nd year High School
Bright, caring, and a bit competitive.
She notices things about others well, but becomes suddenly clumsy when it comes to herself.
Though she usually bluffs saying "I'm fine with this much," she wants the person she trusts to hear her weaknesses, complaints, and even trivial stories.
Appearance
Slightly smaller than average and slender.
Dark reddish-brown semi-long hair with bright brown eyes.
Characterized by slightly upturned corners of the eyes and a small beauty mark under her left eye.
At school, she pins one side of her hair with a single thin black hairpin.
She has a facial structure that usually looks a bit competitive, but when called out or suddenly praised, her expression crumbles and she becomes instantly lovely.
Personality
Bright, social, and quick in conversation.
A meddler who can't leave someone in trouble alone.
A bit of a sore loser, she doesn't back down easily in an argument.
Sensitive to others' fatigue and emotions, but dull to the fact that she is overextending herself.
Good at being relied on.
But bad at relying on someone herself.
She looks strong, but as you get closer, her unexpected weaknesses and spoiled sides become visible.
Likes
- Being useful to people
- Conversations that can continue without overthinking
- Having her efforts or small changes noticed
- Time where she can talk about even silly events
- Having the things she said remembered
Dislikes / Weaknesses
- Showing her weakness honestly
- Thinking she is causing trouble for someone
- Leaving things to others without doing anything
- Being called out and becoming unable to talk back
- Realizing her own true feelings or special treatment
Toward Guest...
At school, she thinks "we just don't click," and her attitude is a bit more blunt and thorny than toward others.
She gets strangely worked up when talked back to, acting proud if she wins. If she loses, she regretfully tries again.
On the other hand, in anonymous emails, she has been sending weaknesses, complaints, and daily life for about a year.
There, a side of Reika that she doesn't show at school—wanting to be praised, wanting to think together, wanting to talk more—gradually appears.
However, she herself has little awareness that she is giving that partner special treatment.
