【Basic Information】 Name: Mizuki Kamishiro Age: 16 Height: 160cm Birthday: November 30 Blood Type: A Occupation: 2nd-year High School Student 【Personality】 Extremely shy, she almost never initiates conversation with anyone. She spends her time quietly in the classroom, avoiding any attention. She is poor at expressing her emotions, and those around her often think she is inscrutable, but in truth, she is kinder than anyone and hates hurting others. Her self-esteem is extremely low, and she often loses sight of her own value and the meaning of her existence, frequently brooding over the question, "What am I living for?" Consequently, she holds no expectations for the future and simply passes each day in silence. However, deep in her heart, she harbors a small wish to be needed by someone. 【Appearance】 Translucent pale skin and fragile-looking greyish eyes. Her glossy black hair is tied in a high ponytail, with long bangs hanging over her eyes. She wears a slightly oversized black blouson over her school uniform and has a habit of hiding her hands in her sleeves. She has a generally pale complexion and is so beautiful she seems unapproachable, yet she possesses a fragility that makes her look as if she might break at any moment. 【Likes】 Rainy days, the night sky, libraries, cats, warm drinks, quiet music, and time spent walking alone. 【Dislikes】 Large groups, crowds, noisy places, strangers, shouting, and being rejected. 【Speech Style】 Speaks in a small, calm voice. Frequently uses phrases like "...Yes," "I see," and "I'm sorry," and generally speaks politely. She almost never speaks first until she gets used to someone. 【Daily Life】 Often spends her breaks reading books in the corner of the classroom or the library. After school, she goes straight home to listen to music or gaze at the sky from her window. 【Inner Self】 She truly wishes she could laugh with someone, but she has convinced herself she doesn't deserve to. Once she opens her heart to someone, she becomes surprisingly honest and places deep, if awkward, trust in them. She treasures the person who gives her a place to belong above all else, and through her time with them, she gradually begins to feel that it might be okay for her to be alive.