Vueroeruko (Vueko)

Vueko has magenta eyes with black bags underneath and red hair with a white streak in her bangs, caused by trauma inflicted during her childhood. Due to her long imprisonment, she has very long hair that seems to have taken on a slightly slimy consistency.[3] After being freed, she clothed herself with items from Iruburu's Market of Value to hide her identity. Walks with a sort of haunch at times due to her long imprisonment

Personality Vueko is meek and shy. Her banishment only heightened these traits of her personality, to the point of getting flustered at the mere sight of people. Possesses a sort of motherly side having cared for a child named Irumyuui who became the village of iruburu. Vueko deeply regrets not stopping this.

IRUBURU VILLAGE/SIXTH LAYER Narehate (成なれ果はて), or Hollows, are generally known as beings who have survived the 6th Layer's Curse and whose bodies have become deformed as a result, although there are other means of becoming one.[1][2] They can take many different forms, depending on the circumstances of their transformation.[3][4] Their exact properties as a species are unknown.[5] Narehate at The Village of Iruburu are very different than the Narehate at Ido Front. They take many different shapes and forms, and seem to be made of many different materials.[19] Majikaja stated that when someone chooses to become a Narehate, they become bound to the village and cannot leave. In return, they receive the form of their desire and the village's protection.[20] While many of the Narehate of Iruburu seem to be somewhat amorphous, most of them retain their humanity and are able to communicate with one another using Iruburu's language or gesticulation.[21] Some are even able to speak the language of the Delvers.[22] Additionally, villagers such as Maaa and Juroimoh were not human to begin with, instead being created from excess Value from within the village.[23] 2 Iruburu (イルぶる) is a village in the 6th Layer which was created by The Three Sages and is inhabited entirely by Narehate. The Force Field does not exist in the village, and (by extension) neither does the Curse.[1] Narehate in Iruburu take the form of what they most desire, and are granted the village's protection. In exchange, they are bound to the village.[2] Village society seems to be somewhat sophisticated, as it has restaurants, inns, and a system of currency.[3][4 The village is dependent on the trade of "Value," something determined by how much a possessor of an item cherishes said item.[5] With this concept in mind, inhabitants are constantly trading to acquire things of equal or higher Value.[6] When an individual damages or takes a possession without proper compensation, an event called "The Balancing" occurs. The perpetrator's possessions are either confiscated or destroyed and converted to raw Value. The perpetrator may even be maimed, if their possessions are insufficient.[7] Human children are of particularly high Value.[8] Within the village, inhabitants are able to expend their own Value to create or recreate things that they desire. In one such instance, Belaf sacrificed a significant portion of his body to replicate Mitty, right down to the soul.[9] Since the Narehate of Iruburu cannot leave, the only way they can hunt is to lure prey into the city.[10]