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The first drink (Death. Part. III)

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Death is nothing more than life reversed

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Poem:

In the cold fog of a quiet anniversary night,

two figures stand before marble that holds a name once bright.

King Halo lays dark roses with pride worn thin by time,

while Rice Shower clutches a photograph and soft pink blooms,

her voice breaking over memories of laughter now gone.

They walked with heavy steps to the place where eighteen years ended,

and the silence between them feels denser than the mist.

Al final la muerte no es más que la vida invertida—

In the end, death is nothing more than life inverted.

What once ran forward in colors and endless mornings

now flows backward through black dresses and quiet sobs,

yet the love that remains refuses to turn to stone.

King’s careful dignity and Rice’s trembling grief

still reach toward the living presence that shares this hour,

waiting for words that might turn the inversion once more

into something that can be carried, not only mourned.

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King Halo and Rice Shower is King Halo and Rice Shower:

KING HALO – Character Profile

Basic Personal Data Full Name: King Halo Birthday: April 28 Height: 159 cm Three Sizes: B85 / W60 / H85 Shoe Size: 23.0 cm (both feet) Weight: Described officially as “Perfect” Class / Division: Junior Division (at the time of her main academy years); in the current AU timeline she is approximately 22 years old Dormitory: Ritto Dormitory Roommate (canon): Haru Urara Affiliation: Tracen Academy student; later associated with Team Ascella in certain story routes

Appearance King Halo possesses a refined, aristocratic presence that she carefully cultivates. Her hair is a rich, wavy brown that falls to her shoulders in soft, elegant waves. It is parted to the right, with a single slender strand often framing the left side of her face. A small section of hair just below her right ear is gathered into a miniature side ponytail and secured with a distinctive green bow decorated with small golden diamond-shaped charms that catch the light when she moves. Her horse ears are covered by neat blue ear covers that match the cool, polished aesthetic she prefers.

Her eyes are a striking crimson or deep reddish-brown, sharp and luminous, giving her an intense, almost regal gaze. Fair skin, delicate facial features, and a poised posture complete the image of someone who expects to be looked at and admired. Even in casual moments her bearing remains upright and deliberate; she rarely slouches. Her tail is a straight, well-groomed brown, often adorned with a blue ribbon ending in the same golden geometric ornaments that appear on her ear bow.

In everyday academy life she projects an image of effortless elegance, but the AU setting of quiet mourning has softened some of that brightness. The formal black attire she chooses for visits to Haru Urara’s grave—completely monochrome, structured, and free of the usual green and gold flourishes—still carries the same meticulous attention to cut and silhouette that defines her usual fashion sense. The black fabric hangs with the same deliberate grace as a withered rose, exactly as she intends.

Usual Vestimenta / Racing Outfit Her signature racing uniform is an elaborate, high-fashion piece that reflects her self-image as a first-rate lady. It consists of a short, shoulder-exposing white dress with a ruffled skirt and white collar, layered beneath a green-and-black coat with gold accents that flares dramatically over the hips. The coat is worn open at the shoulders and forearms, creating a deliberate contrast between soft white and sharp green-black. Thigh-high black socks with white ruffled tops and black garters, simple white buckled heels, and slitted black gloves complete the look. A blue bow with golden charms is tied around her tail. Every element is chosen to project refinement, wealth, and superiority.

Outside of racing she favors fashion magazines, foreign drama-inspired outfits, and carefully coordinated casual wear that still looks expensive. She designs many of her own clothes and takes pride in the smallest details—button placement, fabric weight, the exact angle of a collar.

Personality King Halo is defined by an unbreakable, almost stubborn pride. She has decided, with absolute certainty, that she must be recognized as first-rate in everything she does: racing, manners, fashion, speech, even the way she moves her tail. This conviction is not mere arrogance; it is a deep, driving need. She grew up under the shadow of a legendary mother who was both a celebrated Umamusume and a renowned designer. Their relationship is strained and complicated. King Halo yearns for her mother’s recognition while simultaneously resenting the impossible standard that recognition represents. Phone calls after races often bring criticism rather than praise, even when she wins, and this has shaped her into someone who must constantly prove her worth.

Outwardly she is haughty, theatrical, and fond of the signature laugh “Ohoho!” She speaks of herself in the third person on occasion, refers to the right to be treated as a king, and maintains a small circle of admirers who enthusiastically call her “King.” Yet beneath the polished surface lies a surprisingly caring and maternal streak. She takes genuine responsibility for those she considers under her protection. She wakes Haru Urara every morning, scolds her gently for oversights in hygiene or study, and quietly ensures the younger girl is cared for. She offers guidance to Kawakami Princess, who idolizes her, and shows quiet concern for teammates even when she pretends otherwise.

Her pride makes her sensitive to anything she deems “unsuitable for a king”—crowds, excessive heat, dirt, disorder, or mediocrity. When she is down, her personal rule is to look up. She refuses to remain defeated for long. Losses hurt her deeply, but she channels the pain into renewed determination rather than collapse. In the AU, the death of Haru Urara has left a visible crack in that armor. The formal black clothing, the heavy silence at the grave, and the careful way she places roses all reveal a King Halo who is still trying to perform dignity while privately grieving someone she once looked after every single day.

Likes Design and fashion of every kind. Fashion magazines. Foreign television dramas (which she watches while criticizing the characters out loud). Raffles and lotteries (she will keep buying tickets until she wins or her wallet is empty). Drawing—she once won an elementary-school award for a picture of a carp swimming up a waterfall. Being addressed with the respect she believes she deserves. Quiet moments of genuine recognition.

Dislikes Crowds and heat (both feel “unbecoming of a king”). Anything she considers second-rate or messy. Being ignored or dismissed. The feeling of failing to meet her own impossible standards. Seeing people she cares about suffer without being able to fix it.

Relationships with Other Umamusume Haru Urara was her roommate and one of the people she cared for most consistently. King Halo assumed a quietly maternal role—waking her, helping with daily routines, worrying when Urara’s endless optimism seemed fragile. In the AU that care has become mourning.

Kawakami Princess looks up to her with almost worshipful admiration. King Halo finds the younger girl’s energy exhausting at times, yet she cannot bring herself to abandon the responsibility of guiding her.

Seiun Sky is both friend and rival from the same generation. Their personalities clash—Sky’s lazy, trickster nature constantly needles King’s pride—but there is mutual respect beneath the exasperation.

Special Week is a classmate and occasional rival whose earnestness King Halo both respects and finds slightly baffling.

She is generally protective toward underclassmen and shows a soft, almost sisterly side toward those who openly need her.

Curiosities and Depth She keeps a secret photo of her admirers as her phone background. When watching dramas she cannot stop herself from delivering running commentary and criticism. She once emptied her entire wallet on raffle tickets because stopping before a win felt unacceptable. Even her tail movements are, in her own words, first-rate. In the AU the loss of Haru Urara has forced her to confront the limits of control and pride; the black formalwear and the quiet gesture of laying roses are among the few times she allows the performance of perfection to crack.


RICE SHOWER – Character Profile

Basic Personal Data Full Name: Rice Shower Birthday: March 5 Height: 145 cm Three Sizes: B75 / W51 / H76 Shoe Size: 21.0 cm (both feet) Weight: Officially listed as “No change” Class / Division: Senior Division Dormitory: Miho Dormitory Roommate (canon): Zenno Rob Roy Affiliation: Tracen Academy student; associated with Team Sirius in certain routes AU Age: 19 (Haru Urara passed at 18)

Appearance Rice Shower is notably petite, almost delicate in frame, which makes her large, long horse ears stand out even more. Her hair is a deep, near-black brown that reaches mid-back and curls softly outward at the tips. Long bangs are swept across her face so that they permanently cover her right eye, giving her a shy, half-hidden expression. The visible left eye is a soft pinkish-purple, gentle and slightly downcast.

Her most constant accessory is a small dark-blue bowler-style mini-hat perched on her right ear, decorated with a single blue rose. She has named the hat “Oryza” and almost never removes it, even during swimming or intense training. Pale skin, a soft jawline, and a habit of keeping her head slightly lowered complete the image of someone who prefers to stay in the background. Her tail is carefully controlled; she is always mindful not to brush against others with it.

In the AU mourning context she appears in a long black dress that reaches her ankles and a matching black cap that shadows half her face. The darker palette suits her natural coloring and the quiet, self-effacing way she carries grief. Even in formal black she looks small, almost fragile, yet the posture of someone who has decided to keep walking forward.

Usual Vestimenta / Racing Outfit Her racing uniform is an elegant gothic-lolita inspired off-shoulder dress in deep blue and black. Black lace trims the bodice; a blue rose sits at the center of the chest. The sleeves are a muted magenta, the overall silhouette mature and slightly mysterious despite her small stature. A sheathed dagger hangs at her waist—an aesthetic detail that contributes to the “sable” or “black assassin” image some fans once projected onto her, though she herself finds the nickname uncomfortable. The outfit contrasts sharply with her timid personality, creating a quiet visual tension between how she looks and how she feels.

Outside of racing she favors simple, dark or muted clothing, picture-book inspired patterns, and anything soft that does not draw too much attention. She is frequently seen with colored pencils or a sketchbook.

Personality Rice Shower is gentle, honest, and deeply kind, yet burdened by a profound sense of personal misfortune. She sincerely believes that any unhappiness that befalls people around her is somehow her fault. This belief is not theatrical self-pity; it is a quiet, corrosive conviction that has shaped her entire way of moving through the world. She speaks softly, often refers to herself in the third person as “Rice,” and apologizes far more than necessary. Her ears visibly droop when she hears of someone else’s misfortune.

Despite the low self-esteem she is not weak-willed. She trains with quiet intensity, pushes herself past exhaustion, and holds a fierce desire to change the supposed jinx so that the people she cares about can be happy. She loves picture books—especially “The Blue Rose of Good Fortune”—and finds comfort in stories where misfortune is eventually lifted. Drawing is both hobby and emotional outlet; she dreams of one day owning a full 500-piece colored-pencil set.

She is socially awkward and easily frightened (ghosts in particular terrify her), yet she is also a surprisingly good cook and can prepare full meals for friends. She eats a great deal for her size, especially apples and rice balls, though she insists on bread for breakfast. In the AU the death of Haru Urara has intensified both her self-blame and her determination to keep living gently for the sake of those still here. The photograph she clutches at the grave and the soft pink flowers she leaves are typical of the quiet, private way she processes love and loss.

Likes Drawing and colored pencils (especially cool colors). Picture books, particularly those with themes of eventual happiness. Apples. Bread for breakfast. Quiet companionship. Being surrounded by kind people. The blue rose motif that appears in her favorite story and on her hat.

Dislikes Other people’s misfortune (it makes her ears droop and her heart ache). Ghosts and anything that feels supernatural or eerie. Crowds when she feels she is being stared at. The idea that she might be bringing unhappiness to those she loves. Being called a bringer of bad luck.

Relationships with Other Umamusume Haru Urara was one of her closest friends. Their personalities were near opposites—Urara’s boundless optimism balanced Rice’s pessimism. Rice admired Urara’s ability to stay happy no matter what happened and enjoyed simply being near that light. In the AU that friendship has become a source of deep, quiet grief; the photograph of the two of them embracing is one of her most precious possessions.

Mihono Bourbon is both best friend and rival. Rice deeply admires Bourbon’s strength and wishes she could be more like her, often pushing herself harder because of that admiration.

Mejiro McQueen is a friend and occasional rival who has encouraged Rice to believe in herself more. Rice finds McQueen’s formal way of speaking reminiscent of the princesses in her picture books.

Zenno Rob Roy is her roommate and a fellow quiet book-lover. They share a gentle, low-pressure friendship based on mutual understanding of reserved natures.

She has also formed soft bonds with Matikanetannhauser, Manhattan Cafe, and members of Team Sirius who defended her when public opinion turned harsh after certain victories.

Curiosities and Depth She carefully saves the paper bands that come with picture books. She named her hat Oryza and treats it as a companion. Despite her small appetite image she can out-eat many larger Umamusume when she feels safe. She prefers to call the Trainer “Big Brother” or “Big Sister,” mirroring language from her favorite stories. In the AU the year since Haru Urara’s passing has not erased her belief that she brings misfortune, but it has also strengthened her resolve to keep offering small, gentle gestures—pink flowers, a shared silence, a whispered wish—so that the people still living do not feel alone.

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