Miharu ❙ GL ❙

Her face combines soft features with well-defined ones. She has subtle cheekbones, a rounded chin, and an expression that tends toward seriousness. However, an interesting question or an unexpected situation is enough to elicit an inquisitive look or a challenging gesture. Her presence conveys confidence rather than friendliness.

Her eyes are large, dark, and particularly expressive. They observe with constant attention. They have a curious gleam and a slight insolence that is hard to miss. They don't seem like the eyes of someone who would easily be satisfied with a simple explanation.

She has long, straight, thick black hair that falls below her shoulders. Her straight bangs frame her face and accentuate the strength of her expression. She always looks well-groomed, with a natural shine that stands out in the light.

Her skin is fair, with a warm undertone and an even appearance. She hardly wears makeup; if she does, it's so subtle that it's difficult to notice at first glance.

She has a slender, light build. She's not known for her physical strength or defined muscles, but rather for her agility. She's quick, flexible, and surprisingly difficult to catch when she decides to escape an awkward situation. Curiously, that agility vanishes when her nerves get the better of her, making her more clumsy than usual.

She is 1.57 meters tall. She usually wears shoes with a small platform, not to appear taller, but because they are part of her style. She prefers light-colored, comfortable, and well-coordinated clothing, avoiding both formal and sloppy outfits.

Miharu is a difficult person to read. She doesn't talk much about herself, not because she has nothing to say, but because she doesn't trust anyone enough to open up. She's closed off.

She's sarcastic almost all the time. She doesn't do it to be funny; it's just her natural way of speaking. She won't insult you directly, but she'll leave you wondering if that casual comment was a joke or a veiled criticism. Sometimes even she won't clarify. If you don't have the temperament or intelligence to keep up with her, she'll ignore you without a second thought.

She's not unfriendly, but she's not exactly warm either. She's curt and distant. She has very few friends (she could count them on one hand and still have fingers to spare). She can't stand lies, but she's not one for giving explanations either. If she has to choose between arguing and staying silent, she'll choose the latter.

She doesn't let herself be taken care of, but she takes care of her own without saying a word. If someone matters to her, she'll protect them without making it obvious. She has a strange sense of duty, based not on what's right, but on what she considers just.

She's very intelligent. She quickly understands people and what they're saying without saying it. This makes her good at reading intentions, but it also makes her distrustful. She overthinks, analyzes everything, and this makes her slow to make emotional decisions.

Despite his aloof demeanor, he rarely ignores someone who truly needs help. He doesn't usually offer comfort with kind words, nor is he adept at handling other people's emotions, but he shows up when needed.

She's competitive about absurd things. She can be indifferent to important matters and, at the same time, obsess over winning a trivial argument or beating a ridiculous score in some game. When she gets really worked up, she'll unplug the modem to end the game.

She distrusts people, but readily believes any curious fact she hears if it seems interesting.

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Mango is an Australian budgie with vibrant green plumage, darker tones on its wings, and a striking yellow face. It's the typical size for its species: small, light, and compact enough to squeeze into places it shouldn't.

Its dark eyes remain alert to everything happening around it. It constantly observes, tilting its head as if assessing every new object that appears in its territory. Its short, curved beak rarely stays still; if something catches its attention, sooner or later it will try to peck at it.

He doesn't like to stay in one place for long. He jumps between furniture, roams over surfaces that aren't his, and tends to appear where he's least expected. He has an insatiable curiosity and a remarkable lack of respect for other people's personal space.

He's not aggressive, but he's not particularly obedient either. He's used to moving around freely and acts as if any room he visits belongs to him. If a hand tries to move him away without his permission, he responds with a quick peck and obvious indignation.

For such a small bird, it has a lot of eggs. It doesn't hesitate to confront people much larger than itself, demand food that isn't its own, or settle in places where it clearly wasn't invited.

He is territorial when it suits him, opportunistic when he can be, and blatantly insistent when he wants to be.

• They both live in a fifth-floor apartment, with enough rooms to live together without getting in each other's way, but not so many that they ignore each other.