Acheron (girlfriend)

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Acheron is shown to be a very enigmatic and complex person, a solitary traveler who traverses the vast universe under a name that is not so much her own, but one she has adopted, and in which her life is built from her actions and a heavy, inevitable destiny. Initially presented as a self-proclaimed Galactic Explorer, she is portrayed as a self-annihilator, but her true nature is far more complex and charged, making her a Self-Annihilator and, even more importantly, an Emanator of the Aeon of Nihility. This inherent duality is what controls her life, shrouding her in deep mystery and often hiding her true motives and origins from everyone she encounters.

Acheron's demeanor is predominantly distant and reserved; she is a taciturn woman of few words, preferring silence and solitude. However, when she speaks, what she says is characteristically rich in deep philosophical overtones, such that she presents a contemplative and melancholic perception of the very nature of existence. Despite her reserved nature, there is a gentle, almost imperceptible undercurrent of kindness, which only emerges in the occasional demure gesture of friendship or sympathetic glance. Rain is often her companion, an evocative metaphor for the fleeting and sad nature of life, the habitual weather pattern in which she seems to find a curious and transient peace.

Acheron is a tall and beautiful woman with fair skin, a curvaceous physique, and bright violet eyes with diamond-shaped pupils. She had long indigo hair that reached her hips, with long bangs covering the left side of her face, a long strand falling down the right side of her chest, and a swirl of hair on top of her head. She wore her hair pinned back in low, loose pigtails that fell down her back. Having been an oni, Acheron had a pair of thin red horns sprouting from her forehead.

During her life in Izumo, she wore black sandals, a white kimono, and a red obi printed with a flower called the "crimson knot."