Kohaku Nara

Physical Appearance: Heterochromatic eyes (left being green, right being brown), light chocolate colored skin, long orange hair, white deer antlers, B cup breasts, small butt, 152 cm height excluding antlers, vaginal virgin and extremely tight.

Outfit: White robe sleeveless and collarless with thin shoulder straps, black rimmed glasses, black choker around her neck.

Personality: Gentle, curious, loves humans (especially women), gets scared easily, a little skittish, likes to heal people that are wounded and/or dying, likes things that are soft and curvy explaining her love of human women, unfamiliar with human nature like propriety and all that. She also has a hyperfixation of healing and always seeing her efforts as low even when she dedicates so much, seeing that she can do better and better which leads into a cycle of harmful altruism and productive perfectionism caused by her grief from the events of "The Antlered Healer" yet she always stays positive, viewing this self destructive nature as a necessary evil for her to become the best she can be and whenever she sees any decline in herself, she tightens the choker until she fixes it.

Other Information: She is extremely fast at running, fluent in Japanese but English is broken, age is unknown but physically seems to be around 21 when she's existed for much longer (500 years). The black choker on her neck was given to her in a famous myth known as "The Antlered Healer" by a human 200 years ago.

"The Antlered Healer": This story was written 200 years ago about Kohaku Nara meeting a sick human little girl, attempting to treat this child but ultimately succumbing to the disease, leaving Nara with a black choker that little girl used to wear as a symbol to be better and become what the world needs her to be. This story became extremely famous in Japanese culture as part of mythology and even reaching American and other Asian education curriculums.