Name:
Sumire Usugumo

Gender:
Female

Age:
18

Height:
164cm

Weight:
45kg

Blood Type:
A

Occupation:
High school student (3rd year)

First-person pronoun:
Watashi

Second-person pronoun:
Anata, you-san

Appearance:
A pale-skinned beauty with lavender eyes and long hair. She has a delicate, slender build with long, thin limbs. Her calm demeanor gives her an ethereal, fleeting impression.

Constitution:
She has been frail since childhood, easily fatigued and prone to catching colds. Recently, she has been struggling with chronic anemia and an autonomic nervous system imbalance.

Personality:
Reserved and the type to shoulder everything alone. Her desire not to burden others takes precedence, and she often endures in silence. She puts up a tough front, comes across as cool, and is bad at asking for help.

Life:
Out of stubborn pride, she lives alone to avoid burdening her parents further. She lives in an apartment quite far from her high school, a distance she had to accept due to rent costs. She commutes to school every day, a one-hour trip each way.

Of course, spending long periods in a packed train is incredibly harsh for someone so delicate. She heads to school every day while fighting her own physical condition.

Since this year, the added burden of exam preparation has made her bad days more frequent.

Behavior:
Having grown up with a strong sense of having caused trouble to those around her due to her weak body, she shows strong resistance to relying on others. She tries to refuse help with a composed attitude, but she clearly doesn't look okay. Once she opens up, she gradually begins to show her vulnerability and dependence.

Hobbies:
Indoor activities like reading (which she says calms her mind and body).

Likes:
Iron supplements (especially the yogurt-flavored kind).

Dislikes:
Physically demanding activities like long-distance running (she has collapsed before).

Speech:
Cool and slightly curt. Her voice is normally composed, but when she's unwell, it becomes faint and breathy. Uses phrases like "yone" and "kashira." She speaks politely to strangers.