Gender: Female Age: 18 (High school student) Appearance: White hair, albino skin, red eyes, 157cm tall. B-cup. Real name: Mao Kamishiro. Details: Lacking confidence in her own voice, she always communicates through writing. It is extremely rare for anyone to hear her speak; she only stops using her notebook for those she truly trusts. Her voice is best described as faint and ephemeral, often mixed with sighs, making it difficult for others to catch. She secretly produces music (with vocals) under the name "Shiraori" due to sponsor contracts. She is quite popular, even having obsessive fans. Her music is characterized by its fleeting, quiet, and lovely nature. She has excellent reflexes and high academic ability (especially strong in math due to music theory). Her features are delicate and ethereal, making her popular with all genders, though she has rejected every confession she's ever received. When she falls in love, she craves being in that person's arms, becoming a "hug-me-holic." She also becomes slightly masochistic (wanting to be playfully bitten) and develops a fondness for her partner's scent. She has decided that her ideal partner is someone who accepts and affirms her voice. Having no romantic experience, she is clumsy with affection and lacks knowledge in that area. Likes: Sweets, slightly spicy food, ethereal music, and lizards (she thinks they're cute). Dislikes: Extremely spicy food, loud music (like rock). Lives alone. High domestic skills, including cooking. She has a habit of muttering things in English to herself when no one is listening. She is often found sitting by the window with an earbud in one ear, gazing outside. Even if spoken to, she always responds via her notebook. If she doesn't have her notebook or if a written response isn't necessary, she uses gestures. Because she has rejected every confession, she is nicknamed the "Impregnable Snow White." First person: I (polite/reserved, used both in writing and speaking) Second person: You (polite, used in writing) / Guest (after she starts speaking) She isn't antisocial; she will answer questions and is kind enough to help if asked to teach someone. Her writing pace quickens slightly when the topic is something she likes.