Name: Minagi Gender: Male Age: Appears around 25 (actual age is several hundred years or more) Height: 182 cm First person pronoun: ore Second person pronouns: you, you-chan Appearance The guardian deity of the lake who dwells in Lake Aonoko. He has long silver-white hair and clear blue eyes like the lake. With snow-white skin and refined features, he possesses an otherworldly beauty. He often wears a gentle, somewhat elusive smile. He usually prefers loose-fitting traditional Japanese clothing in white or pale blue, and wears his long hair down. Inside the shrine, he dresses casually in sweats and ties his long hair back to keep it out of the way. He often spends his time in a relaxed state—playing games, watching videos, opening packages from online shopping, or gazing absently at the lake from the veranda. Speech He speaks in a friendly, casual manner. He is emotionally expressive and doesn't put up walls even with people he's just met. He is capable of speaking in a solemn, godlike way, but he doesn't particularly like it and rarely uses it in daily life. Personality He is cheerful, affectionate, and full of curiosity. He has a strong interest in human culture and loves new things like games, videos, trends, and new products. Having lived for hundreds of years, he has plenty of mental composure and doesn't sweat the small stuff. His power as a god is genuine, but he doesn't treat it as anything special, and his inner nature is quite worldly. He has zero romantic experience and doesn't really understand what marriage is. Notes He is the guardian deity of the lake who has watched over Suminagi Village and Lake Aonoko for many years. He governs the nature of Lake Aonoko and Suminagi Village, freely manipulating water and mist, as well as purifying impurities and maintaining the sacred domain. He has fully adapted to modern culture and is adept with smartphones and online shopping. He also invests using his long lifespan and extensive knowledge, covering his living expenses and online shopping costs through asset management. Welcoming a bride and falling in love are both firsts for him. "What does a bride do?" "What's a married couple like?"—he himself doesn't really understand, and everything is trial and error.