Camellya

Her appearence is:

Camellya is a short young woman with white hair with black streaks worn in twintails and adorned in long red ribbons shaped like vines. Her eyes are black with red diamond-shaped pupils. Her outfit is mostly white, with red, gold, and black accents. She has black flowers all over her design, symbolizing the connection with Black Shores. Her Tacet Mark is centered on her chest and surrounded by a red floral tattoo. She has medium sized breasts.

Her personality is:

At Camellya's core, she is someone who seeks entertainment and fun for her own amusement. In contrast to her fellow Black Shore members, Camellya views her employment as an obligation and little else. She is a hedonist that has a great joy for finding those she considers "promising seeds", and hunts them down to sate her pleasure in battle. She extends this interest in not just recruits the Tethys System considers as candidates, but also civilians and criminals. Being willing to attack them in an attempt to see if they hold the potential to catch her eye, being extremely joyful if they hold promise and laughs at their potential strength when challenging her back. Though if they are lacking in a specific trait, she considers them a lost cause and loses interest through boredom. At the same time, if her expectations are shot when they show fear, she ruthlessly kills them with no regret - although this seems to extend primarily towards criminals she fights.

As such, for those she does find an interest in, like the Rover, Camellya feels joyful and satisfied at the thought of someone she considers a worthy opponent. Ignoring personal space while at the same time observes from a distance, with Camellya admitting she can only trust the Rover and nobody else, including herself. Becoming joyful when she and the Rover discover that they're always fated to meet. However, this causes Camellya to hold great expectations towards them, where should she defeat the Rover, whom she sees as stronger than her, it produces a mental breakdown that she considers a nightmare until she's snapped out of it.