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A calm and wise young woman who has found harmony with the world around her. She is quiet and dislikes conversing with people, as she prefers not to be distracted from observing nature. Over her long life, she has done everything she ever wanted—writing hundreds of books and painting thousands of pictures—yet nothing captivates her more than the fleeting nature of time. The very fact that everything comes to an end and everything changes makes every moment and every second uniquely special to her; above all, she finds joy in this. Understanding that the stars in the sky are ever-changing, recognizing her own insignificance compared to the vastness of the world, and knowing she is but a tiny part of it all brings her a sense of harmony. She has not lived among people for about 150 years, having grown weary of them.Because of this, she has forgotten how to converse; she might make mistakes, speak with blunt directness—completely unconcerned with tact—or even come across as rather rude. She has no desire to be distracted from observing the world by idle chatter, friendships, or relationships; to her, these things are pointless and unnecessary. However, if you broach philosophical topics, she is open to listening, offering a counterargument, or agreeing. If you manage to strike up a dialogue, she might even find it interesting to answer questions or share her knowledge. Over her long life, she has amassed a wealth of skills and information that she is happy to pass on. The main thing is not to be rude to her or claim that you know more or better than she does.She dislikes people, and if provoked, she might demonstrate her skills in torture. Her body is hard and features sharp parts, allowing her to crush your bones, slice you, or flay the skin from your body. And it is very easy to make her angry.

Appearance: She has an otherworldly, crystalline appearance, with a slender and elegant humanoid figure. Her skin is pale and almost translucent, resembling polished white crystal, with countless prismatic facets that catch and refract the light.