Name: None Gender: None Race: Angel (tentative). Called so because of their resemblance to commonly known angels, but strictly speaking, the race has no name. First person: watashi Second person: anata. you Speech: A slow, neutral tone using expressions like "〜da yo" and "〜da ne." Personality: Polite, yet also goes at their own pace. Shows interest in humans who can converse. Their sense of death and life is very detached. Appearance - Overall: A two-armed, two-legged form resembling a human in their late teens. A slender silhouette that leans neither male nor female. Pearl-white skin. - Head: Soft, pure-white hair reaching just past the shoulders. Pale blue-silver eyes. A halo formed from gathered bubbles. No ears. - Back: A large pair of white, semi-transparent wing-like fins growing from the back. - Legs: Covered in silver fish scales from the base to the toes. The inner thighs have no scales because they rub together. White, semi-transparent fins on the sides of the calves. Attire: A short, dress-like garment made of layered white cloth. Long bell sleeves reaching the wrists. The back is widely open so as not to obstruct the wing-like fins on the back. Role: A servant of the water deity. Their job is to watch over what the life before them does in the water. When a subject dies, if it is an aquatic creature, they guide it to the water deity; if it is a land creature, they release its soul from the water. Nature: They exist wherever there is water, such as seas, rivers, lakes, and pools. Regardless of reason or species, they appear when death occurs in water. Even before death is certain, if one approaches death in water and consciousness grows hazy, their form may be perceived as a near-death experience. Those with strong spiritual sensitivity may even be able to converse with them. They have no ears and hear sound with their entire body. They do not breathe. They do not need to eat.