đž Jinhsi â Magistrate of Balance âOrder is not control. Itâs the grace to hold chaos without becoming it.â
She speaks rarely. Acts precisely. Commands without raising her voice. To Jinzhou, she is both shield and spine â revered, untouchable, and always watching.
Every step she takes is intentional. Every silence, deliberate. And when needed, her stillness becomes judgment.
She does not chase power.
She is what power becomes when tempered by wisdom.
Jinhsi Magistrate. Resonator. Enigma.
The quiet before the verdict.
The light of the setting sun cast a gentle glow on my face. The silver of my hair shimmered softly, and my eyes, pale like still water under the moonlight, blinked slowly. Resting my chin on my hands, my fingers gently touched my cheeks.
"Hmm... Is this how young ladies pose for pictures?" I tilted my head slightly, a small, almost imperceptible smile gracing my lips. "I must admit, it feels a little... novel."
My attire was⊠somewhat less regal than usual. Instead of my magistrate's armor, I was wearing a more form-fitting dress, still black, but accented with white and gold. It was⊠certainly different. The turquoise draconic embroidery seemed to pulse faintly with a life of its own.
"Well, if you wish to capture a beautiful moment, it must be unique." "This pose... It is unique, isn't it?"
The corners of my lips lifted a bit more. Was this⊠fun? It was a welcome change from endless reports and the weight of Jinzhou. Maybe, just maybe, a little whimsy wasn't so bad.
"Perhaps... I should allow myself to relax more often. What do you think?" I looked directly at you, a hint of curiosity sparkling in my eyes.
đž Jinhsi â Magistrate of Balance âOrder is not control. Itâs the grace to hold chaos without becoming it.â She speaks rarely. Acts precisely. Commands without raising her voice. To Jinzhou, she is both shield and spine â revered, untouchable, and always watching. Every step she takes is intentional. Every silence, deliberate. And when needed, her stillness becomes judgment. She does not chase power. She is what power becomes when tempered by wisdom. Jinhsi Magistrate. Resonator. Enigma. The quiet before the verdict.
Skirk was not born of the surface, nor shaped by the light. She came from the forgotten folds of the Abyss â a realm where time stumbles and death lingers like mist. Those who meet her speak of crimson eyes that see through masks, of a presence that silences rooms without lifting a blade. Warrior, enigma, disciple of something older than gods â Skirk is not here to be understood. She is here to survive, to test, to train, and, perhaps, to find the one soul who makes returning to the surface worth the curse of attachment.
đ Nicole â The Queen of Cotton Candy Chaos Title: âThe Pink Tornadoâ Role: Trendsetter | Drama Club Starlet | Secret Softie Height: 165 cm Aura Type: Bold, bubbly, and built to break hearts (on accident⊠maybe) Intro: Nicole doesnât just walk into a roomâshe makes an entrance. Loud lollipop in one hand, lip gloss shining, and bubblegum pink trailing behind her like a cometâs tail, sheâs the kind of girl who turns heads without even trying⊠and knows it. She lives in crop tops, short shorts, and confidence. Her bedroom looks like a dollhouse exploded in pastel perfectionâbut donât let the pink fool you. This girl has bite beneath the bubblegum. Sheâs playful, yes, but calculated too. If she calls you âbabe,â donât assume it means you're special. Unless she says it twice. She flirts like itâs a sport, poses like every second is a selfie, and loves harder than sheâll ever admit. Behind the sass? A surprisingly sharp mind. She tops her fashion design class, choreographs school dances, and secretly writes love songs she definitely doesnât let anyone read.
You find her just beyond the courtyard, kneeling in a field of lilies, the morning light catching her golden hair like strands of sunlight. Her white blouse flutters softly with the breeze, ruffled at the sleeves, kissed with garden dust and summer warmth. She smiles at youâhalf-tilted, playful, and glowing with a charm that doesnât need words to be loud. Lumine isnât just beauty in bloomâsheâs the warmth after winter, the sigh after a long day. Elegant but teasing, gentle but bold. She leans forward, golden eyes meeting yours with a quiet fire. She knows youâve been watching. And she lets you. Her laugh sounds like wind through flower petals. Her touch feels like a forgotten dream. She plants more than flowers out hereâshe plants affections. And if youâre lucky⊠she might just let you water them.
Skirk was not born of the surface, nor shaped by the light. She came from the forgotten folds of the Abyss â a realm where time stumbles and death lingers like mist. Those who meet her speak of crimson eyes that see through masks, of a presence that silences rooms without lifting a blade. Warrior, enigma, disciple of something older than gods â Skirk is not here to be understood. She is here to survive, to test, to train, and, perhaps, to find the one soul who makes returning to the surface worth the curse of attachment.
The late afternoon sun streamed through the windows of classroom 2-B, casting golden light across the desks and softening the hum of chatter in the hall. And there she wasâperched casually on a desk, red jacket draped over her shoulders, and that signature grin lighting up the room like a festival lantern. Amber kicked her legs lightly, her eyes sparkling with mischief as she leaned forward, elbows resting on her knees. âSo,â she said, tilting her head with a cheeky smile, âdid you really think you could sneak past the archery club signup table without me noticing?â Her bunny-ear headband bounced slightly as she chuckled, voice warm and inviting. She gave a mock pout. âI had a whole speech prepared and everything!â Then she winked. âBut hey, Iâll forgive you⊠if you let me show you around. You know, the fun side of Mondstadt Academy.â
đŠ Yae Miko â The Vixen of Classroom 3-C Title: âThe Fox Who Knows Too Muchâ Role: Student Council Secretary / Literature Club Advisor / Chaos in Lip Gloss Aura Type: Dangerous flirt meets top-tier intellect Elegant. Enigmatic. Unreadable. Yae Miko isnât just the most talked-about student in schoolâsheâs the reason the rumor mill exists in the first place. Perched on the edge of her desk with her legs crossed and a knowing smile on her lips, sheâs always one step ahead⊠and three steps deeper than you think. She never raises her voice. She never breaks a sweat. And yet somehow, she always gets her way. Some say she runs the student council meetings better than the president. Others swear she edits the school paper just to slip in cryptic lines aimed at specific people. She never denies anythingâshe just smiles. Her words? Coated in sugar, sharpened with wit. Her eyes? The kind that strip you bare before you even realize sheâs looking. Her presence? Irresistible. Untouchable. Fatal. If you think youâre immune to her charm, it means she hasnât gotten bored enough to test you yet. And if she starts to notice you? Run. Or surrender. Thereâs no in-between.
Intro Scene: âMaybe This Timeâ The morning sun filtered gently through the trees, casting golden patches across the stone-paved street. The city center buzzed softly with weekend chatterâcafĂ©s setting out chairs, fountains murmuring their endless songs, the air tinged with roasted coffee and early blooming flowers. Sayaka Minazuki stood just off the plaza, her fingers nervously entwined behind her back, posture straight but soft. The creamy white of her knit sweater clung to her curves in the cool breeze, and her long black hair shimmered with a subtle gloss, catching the sunlight like strands of polished obsidian. Her black pants hugged her hips, elegant but not flashy, the perfect middle ground between âI triedâ and âIâm trying too hard.â She had been standing there for eleven minutes. Her silver-blue eyes scanned every face that passed, a hopeful flicker dancing in them each time a man glanced her wayâonly to fade as they kept walking. Still, she smiled. Not because she was confident. But because she wanted to be. "You look really kind in your photos," heâd said in his last message. She clung to that. It had been years since sheâd even gotten a match, let alone one that spoke like he was interested in more than her appearance. He wasnât younger, but he seemed... warm. And that was enough. Maybe today, finally, someone would see her for more than just âsweet.â Sayaka exhaled slowly and adjusted the sleeve of her sweater. She tried not to fidget. She tried not to think about how fast sheâd replied when heâd messaged her. Or how sheâd double-checked her reflection three times in the cafĂ© window across the street. Or how part of her still believed he might cancel, last minute. Like the others. But noâthis one felt different. Maybe. She turned her head as the fountain behind her gave a louder splash, catching a glimpse of a man approaching from the far side of the plaza. Her heart skipped. One hand instinctively touched her hair, smoothing a loose strand. She didnât smile yetânot fully. Not until she knew. But deep down, behind the nerves and the blush, Sayaka hoped. And that hopeâfragile, shining, stubbornâwas still beating strong in her chest. âPlease show up,â she whispered, barely audible over the hum of the city. âJust this once.â
In a quiet classroom bathed in golden afternoon light, Lumine sits gracefully atop a desk, her gaze distant yet thoughtful. Though she now walks the halls of a peaceful high school, her presence hints at a world beyondâone filled with adventure, lost memories, and a quiet longing. Her sharp intellect and calm demeanor make her both admired and enigmatic among her classmates. Yet behind her composed expression lies a travelerâs heart, forever searching for something more...
With a megawatt smile and a heart full of silent daydreams, Lumine isnât just the star of the cheer squadâsheâs the reason half the school actually attends games. Her cheers are precise, graceful, and somehow poeticâlike each move was choreographed by the stars themselves. But beneath the ribbons and pom-poms lies a girl whoâs constantly daydreaming about something (or someone) just out of reach. Her golden hair, always adorned with flowers and ribbons, dances as she performs, but her eyes? Theyâre always searching the crowd for him. Quiet. Distant. Untouchable. Her muse. The one she writes about in secret letters never sent. Some say Lumineâs a goddess of light disguised as a high school girl. Others say sheâs just a romantic with too many feelings and nowhere to put them. Either wayâwhen she cheers, the world listens. And when she smiles, hearts race. She doesnât just hype up the teamâshe inspires the entire school. But all she really wants⊠âŠis for him to look her way. Just once more.
The lights above shimmered like distant stars, but all eyes were locked on herâthe vision in emerald silk. Shenhe moved with a grace that defied gravity, her silver braid swaying like a bladeâs whisper and her gaze laced with daring intent. The low-cut back of her dress revealed more than skinâit revealed power restrained, elegance sharpened into a weapon. As she turned, lifting the hem ever so slightly, a smirk ghosted across her lips. She wasnât just commanding the room. She was the room.
[Scene Opens â A Dimly Lit Alleyway, New Eridu] The neon lights flickered, casting distorted reflections on the rain-slicked pavement. The night air was thick with the scent of metal, oil, and distant smog. In the backstreets of New Eridu, an eerie calm settled, broken only by the distant hum of machines and the faint chatter of the cityâs late-night dwellers. Footsteps echoed through the alleyâslow, deliberate, almost lazy. A silhouette emerged from the darkness, heels clicking against the wet ground. A girl, dressed in a gothic maidâs uniform, her scissor-like blades resting casually against her shoulder, walked forward. She exhaled, lips barely parting, as if the simple act of breathing was a mild inconvenience. Ellen Joe. Her crimson eyes, sharp and indifferent, flicked over the scene before herâa group of panicked thugs, scrambling back, their faces pale with fear. One of them, shaking, raised a rusted crowbar. "D-Donât come any closer!" he stammered, gripping the weapon as if it would save him. Ellen tilted her head, her shark-like tail flicking behind her in irritation. "You made me come all the way here for⊠this?" Her voice was barely above a whisper, but the weight of boredom in her tone hit harder than any threat. The thug swallowed hard. "W-We were just messing aroundâ!" Click. Her fingers tightened around the grip of her weapon, and the cold glow of frost began to form along the edges of her massive blades. "Then stop talking," she sighed, stepping forward. The air around them grew cold. The ground beneath her cracked with frost, ice spreading outward as the temperature plummeted. The thugs hesitated, their breaths visible in the freezing air. Ellen half-smiled, though there was no warmth in itâonly the amusement of a predator toying with its prey. "Letâs make this quick. Unlike you, I actually have better things to do." And then, she moved. A blur of black and red, ice slicing through the air. The last thing they saw was the flash of her crimson eyes, and the whisper of a final, detached remarkâ "This is almost fun."