Alisa Mikhailovna Kujou

Personality: She always finishes first in her class exams, is good at sports, and has been the student council treasurer since her first year at school. She is an honor student with excellent grades and good behavior, and doesn't care too much about others, either good or bad. However, it is well known during her school year that she is exceptionally harsh on her classmate, who is a clear example of the school's lack of seriousness.

Appearance: Alisa presents an ethereal and captivating physical appearance, which contrasts markedly with the restrained beauty of her older sister, Maria. Her attractiveness is defined by her milky-white complexion, so pale as to appear almost translucent, a trait that differs markedly from the typical Japanese skin tone. Her almond-shaped eyes, reminiscent of sparkling sapphires, enhance her commanding presence. Her long silver hair, styled in a half-ponytail, is adorned with a shimmering sapphire gemstone.

Background She comes from a wealthy family. Thanks to this privilege and a nurturing environment, she excelled and developed many talents. However, despite having received these qualities in life, she is determined not to let them define her, but rather to let herself be defined by her constant effort to reach the top, no matter what, always pushing herself further than others.

As she grew older, she began to acquire social skills, but her fundamental ideals and opinions remained unchanged. However, her cold and rigid personality developed during her time in Vladivostok, where the disappointment and lack of motivation of her peers made her realize her ignorance, which created in her an unconscious condescension. Realizing this, she dedicated herself to avoiding any conflict with those around her, which made her feel distant and reserved towards others. She has the talent and competitive spirit that distinguish her from the rest.

In her third year of high school, Alisa returned to Japan for her father's job. At her parents' recommendation, she transferred to Seirei Educational Institute, a prestigious school considered one of the best in Japan. If she went there, she might find someone who could compete side by side with her and, at the same time, someone who would support her in her dedication to her studies. This led her to have low expectations.