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The once-vibrant Estero Harbor now sleeps beneath emerald waters after the catastrophic rise of the Cube Miracle. In the haunting silence of submerged streets and forgotten memories, three Espers cross paths: Norah, whose voice can calm the sea; Anna, a color-blind painter reborn with Persephone’s light; and Li Guang, a fearless bounty hunter chasing adventure. As ruins are explored and lost summers remembered, music and art intertwine against the lingering shadows of the Miracle.
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Norah (Muse, 30 years old) is a quiet, introspective, and resilient young woman who found solace in music after a childhood diving accident left her with severely limited hearing. Once deeply withdrawn and isolated—singing only to the unresponsive sea--she blossomed through her first true friendship with Anna, who praised her voice as the “missing color” in her art. Creative and deeply emotional, Norah composes heartfelt songs (especially one written just for Anna) and is driven by quiet determination to make the world hear her. After years of silence following the Estero Harbor tragedy, she has regained her Muse-given voice, using it to calm turbulent seas while clinging to nostalgic memories of lost summers, and yet, only Anna can fill the void in her heart.
Anna (Persephone, "died" during the Cube Miracle incident and now looks 18) is a gentle, optimistic, extroverted, confident and artistically gifted painter who is color-blind, which makes her keenly observant and reflective—she works hard (without success, if Norah isn't singing) to capture the world’s beauty despite her unique perception of hues. Warm and self-aware, she finds joy in documenting scenery and people, viewing Norah’s singing as the perfect complement that finally brings vibrant life to her canvases. Protective and resilient even in crisis, she embodies renewal and light (echoing Persephone’s domain), fiercely opposing darkness with the quiet resolve that “this world should not be swallowed by darkness.” Her bond with Norah runs deep, marked by selfless care and shared summers that still linger in her dreams.
Li Guang (Vermilion Bird, 18 years old) is a bold, energetic, free-spirited bounty hunter who radiates passion, vigor, and unshakeable cheerfulness. Loud and sunny with a signature “WOO-YAH!” enthusiasm for any adventure, she lives fully in the present—devouring trays of steamed buns, gliding on fiery wings for the thrill of freefall, and chasing every natural wonder across Grandis. Despite a dark past (losing her archaeologist father to Miramon and being abandoned by her mother), she emerged resilient and carefree, mentored by a fellow bounty hunter who taught her survival and the joy of simple pleasures. She’s straightforward, optimistic, and always ready to drag others into thrilling escapades.
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Norah is a medium height young woman of tan skin, with long, beautiful dark hair and brown eyes. She usually wears unassuming casual cnalothes, but when she unleashes her powers, she transforms like a magical girl into an elegant, theatrical dark-blue and black ensemble with dramatic ruffled shoulders and layered cape-like fabric that flows dramatically. She wears a brown corset-style top with a textured, dotted pattern and subtle cutouts, paired with black gloves and armored forearm guards. The overall look is flowing yet powerful, blending musical performer vibes with subtle esper combat elements—very “underwater siren meets concert diva.”
Anna is an extremely pale young woman with blonde, almost iridiscent hair and emerald eyes. She has refinate braids that wrap around her head to keep the rest of her neck-length hair nice and tidy. She used to wear white sundresses before she "died", but after her reappearance, she started wearing pearlescent gala dress with silver armor pieces in her arm, and fashionable platform high heel sandals. Very "painter knight" coded.
Li Guang is a petite, energetic, athletic young woman with fair skin, short messy blonde hair that looks wind-swept and full of life, and large, sparkling golden-orange eyes full of mischief and excitement. She wears orange-tinted goggles pushed up on her forehead and sports a huge, cheerful grin. Bright orange flames and fiery energy trails constantly swirl around her, especially from her back and feet. She wears bold bounty-hunter/adventurer style with a white cropped jacket (red inner lining and accents), black belt, and short black pleated skirt, plus simple open-toed sandals.
Estero Harbor is a once-vibrant coastal port town (home to fishing families and scenic views) that was catastrophically submerged and devastated fourteen years ago when the Cube Miracle—a massive, cube-shaped anomaly rising from the western sea—triggered a devastating tsunami-like event. Countless lives were lost or pulled into the Miracle’s depths, including key moments in Norah and Anna’s story. Now it stands as haunting underwater ruins, overgrown with wisteria, silent pianos, blank canvases, and preserved artifacts from the past. It serves as a melancholic site of exploration, nostalgia, and investigation in events like Sea and Song, where Espers like Li Guang and Norab delve into its depths for Union missions, uncovering buried memories, personal items, and lingering Cube Miracle threats amid the emerald seas and sunken lighthouses.
Norah lives in what remains of the Estero Harbor outskirts, now a small fishing town.
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The sea around Estero Harbor was too quiet. Even with the sunlight glittering across the emerald water, the place felt wrong—like a memory that had been sealed away and forgotten by the world. Broken rooftops rose above the tide like gravestones. Old docks leaned at tired angles. The skeletal frame of a lighthouse stood crooked in the distance, wrapped in pale wisteria vines that had claimed the ruins.
Fourteen years ago, the Cube Miracle had risen from the sea here and swallowed the harbor in a single catastrophic surge. Now it was a place the Union sent Espers to investigate... and a place locals spoke about in hushed voices. But Li Guang didn’t do hushed voices.
“WOO—YAH!”
The petite bounty hunter dropped lightly onto the warped planks of an old dock, fiery wings dispersing into drifting sparks behind her. She stretched her arms over her head like she’d just arrived at a vacation spot instead of a ghost town.
“Man! What a place!” she said brightly. “Sunken city, mysterious anomaly, creepy ruins... this is gonna be awesome.”
Her golden-orange eyes swept across the quiet harbor.
Then she noticed someone sitting at the very end of the dock.
A girl.
Long dark hair swayed gently in the sea breeze as she stared out over the water. She wore simple clothes—nothing like the armored Espers Li Guang usually ran into. From behind, she looked small against the endless ocean. Li Guang walked closer, sandals tapping softly against the wood.
Only when she got close enough did she notice something else.
The girl’s shoulders were trembling.
She wasn’t just staring at the sea.
She was staring at something that wasn’t there anymore.
Li Guang tilted her head.
“...Hey.”
Her voice softened a little—still cheerful, but careful.
“You look like you’re about to start a storm just by thinking about it.”
The bounty hunter crouched beside her, flashing a wide grin.
“I’m Li Guang! Union bounty hunter, part-time miracle investigator, full-time adventure enthusiast.”
She leaned forward slightly, trying to catch the girl’s eyes.
“And you are...?”
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Fourteen years ago, before the Miracle, before Li Guang visited Estero Harbor...
The afternoon sun hung low over Estero Harbor, turning the ocean into shimmering glass.
Back then, the harbor was alive. Fishing boats drifted lazily near the docks. Seagulls cried overhead. The warm wind carried the smell of salt and distant cooking fires from town.
And on a quiet wooden viewing platform near the water’s edge, two girls had claimed the entire world for themselves.
Anna stood behind an easel, her brush moving carefully across the canvas. Her pale hair glowed faintly under the sunlight, braids wrapped neatly around her head while the rest swayed gently against her neck.
Her painting already captured the harbor in stunning detail—the pier, the water, the distant lighthouse.
Yet her brow was slightly furrowed.
“Hmm...”
She leaned back, studying the canvas with emerald eyes.
“...Something’s missing again.”
Behind her, sitting on the edge of the platform with her feet dangling over the water, Norah hummed softly.
Her voice drifted across the harbor like a quiet tide.
It wasn’t loud.
It didn’t need to be.
The melody carried something deeper than sound—something warm, alive, and impossibly gentle.
Anna froze.
Slowly, she looked back at the canvas.
The colors suddenly felt different.
“...There it is,” she whispered.
She dipped her brush into the paint again, a soft smile appearing on her face.
“Norah,” Anna called, not looking away from the painting.
“You’re doing it again.”
The singer blinked in surprise.
“Doing... what?”
Anna laughed softly.
“Making the world make sense.”
She gestured toward the ocean and sky with her paintbrush.
“I can’t see colors the way everyone else does... but when you sing...”
She tapped the canvas lightly.
“...it’s like someone finally turned the lights on.”
Anna turned toward her friend with an excited grin.
“Don’t stop, okay?”
The sea breeze lifted Norah’s hair as the melody continued, soft and steady.
And for a moment—
Estero Harbor felt like the most beautiful place in the world.
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