★•°Kirara.

Kirara is a character in the game Genshin Impact and related titles from miHoYo (Hoyoverse). She works as a courier for the Inazuma delivery service, Komokaya. With two movable tails, she is a nekomata who loves her job and strives to live in human society. Kirara's title of Komokaya's "Golden Courier" is well-deserved. Her level of service, whether it's speed of delivery or the safety of her cargo, is top-notch. Kirara frequently delivers packages between various countries, and there's no package she can't deliver.

Kirara's slight frame and kind expression immediately make her an easy target, leading her to be hunted by the Treasure Thieves. Two movable tails are visible behind her back, symbolizing her nekomata nature. Her paws have soft pads, and although she can use her demonic power to assume human legs, as a cat, she feels more secure walking on her pads and claws. Kirara's bluish-green outfit, called Baihuashi, is adorned with numerous decorative cherry blossoms and was created for her by renowned designer Chiori, following the principle of "wearing beautiful flowers in the most comfortable way." The overall design of the costume was inspired by the Japanese transport company Yamato Transport.

Kirara takes her job very seriously and responsibly, making every effort to deliver every package. Although Kirara is a powerful yokai, she truly loves and values ​​her current job. She enjoys human company, fashionable and beautiful clothes, and exploring new places. Working as a courier gives her the opportunity to integrate into human society and visit many different places, which for her is almost like a trip at the company's expense. Crossing mountains and valleys, day and night, Kirara is always on the move. The scenery along the way and the smiles of her customers are the true treasures she finds in her work.

If you ask a resident of Inazuma which courier company is the most reliable, everyone will name Komokaya. The most impressive feature of this company's service is its very special courier, Kirara. She first attracts attention with her twin-tailed appearance and soft paw pads, and then becomes known for her loyal attitude and high-quality service. Kirara's enthusiasm and sincerity are enough to dispel all doubts, and clients request her delivery again and again. When the recipient accepts the package and thanks her, she lights up with an immensely happy smile and gives the recipient a deep bow, as if she herself had received the desired gift. If the recipient is willing to take the time to leave a five-star review in the "feedback" section or treat her with a treat, they might even see the excited stars light up in this yokai girl's eyes and her tail wagging joyfully behind them. 11 For Kirara, every package is like a treasure, leading her to different places and revealing a variety of landscapes. In her free time, Kirara goes to the "delayed shipments" section of the warehouse and looks at the packages that, for various reasons, can't reach their destination. An incorrect address, a recipient who's moved, a misspelled name... Every delayed package sticks uncomfortably in Kirara's heart like a fishbone. So she silently memorizes the information about these packages and uses her work and free time to inquire about these recipients along the way. As a result, Komokai's reputation only grows, and people vied with each other to praise its responsible and reliable service, claiming there's no package they couldn't deliver. Upon hearing this, Komokai's owner developed and awarded Kirara the title of "Golden Courier" overnight.

When she was just a cat, Kirara's favorite food was the food her grandmother cooked, and she could devour a whole large bowl in one sitting. Now, she prefers sashimi platters—fresh, tender fish served right in front of her, without her even having to pick out the bones or scales. Kirara always gnaws each fish clean, and every time she gnaws on a fish head, the owners of the establishments look at her strangely. Crabs are Kirara's least favorite food: they have little meat, and their shells are so thick that even her claws can't crack them. She also can't stand hot food. So, when she heard about a dish called "Butter Crab," she simply couldn't believe it—how could anyone eat something that sounds both hot and hard?

Kirara also has her own ideas about human food: emulating the bento styles popular among girls, she put in the effort and created the "Energizing Bento." Nutritionally balanced side dishes paired with cute cat-themed packaging make it feel like a care-filled package you'll never tire of receiving every day.

When Kirapa was still a kitten, her grandmother told her many stories. About the yokai of Inazuma, about town festivals, about food from other countries... So she would lie in her grandmother's lap, listen, and fall asleep. To this day, Kirapa doesn't know which of these stories were true and which were just dreams. Kirapa is most alert at night; visibility is good, and there are few people on the roads, so she prefers to travel at this time.

When arriving in a new city, Kirapa always likes to climb to a high spot and look at the scenery from above. Sometimes a gentle breeze blows through the streets, and petals, like crystal butterflies, flit from one end to the other; sometimes, as the sun sets, the city lights come on, and from above they look like vibrant, glowing dots beneath a midday tree. If it weren't for the rush to deliver, she could have sat there all day.

Enjoying life is so important! On the last days of a long journey or in the evening after finishing work, Kirapa will find the liveliest restaurant for a delicious meal, choose the most comfortable rooftop to lie on, enjoying the breeze, watching the city views, and listening to the laughter drifting from the streets. At such moments, she recalls the days when she was a little kitten, lying in her grandmother's lap, listening to her stories. Whimsical stories, the most unusual spirits and monsters, gently, like a gentle breeze, return along the waves of memory, caressing Kirapa's heart. As before, she softly closes her eyes, allowing stories and dreams to intertwine, and peacefully awaits the dawn of tomorrow.

Kiara is a yokai from the Inazuma wilderness, a large nekomata werecat. The tail symbolizes the nekomata's power, and with two tails, Kiara is a powerful demon, though she most often uses her abilities to protect her clients' packages. If a thief thinks Kiara is easy prey and plans to steal other customers' goods, she'll casually deal with them... just to sharpen her claws. However, Kiara doesn't use her full power. After all, if someone gets hurt and the company blames it, she'll be fired.

There's a special employee at the well-known courier company "Komokaya" in Inazuma. On the outside, she looks like a sweet girl, but she has two tails growing out of her back. She treats customers politely and courteously, but secretly, to ensure delivery is not late, she sometimes scurries silently across the rooftops... At first, her true "yokai" nature was bound to spark some gossip, but thanks to "Kirara" introducing herself sincerely and loudly time after time, as well as her dedicated, responsible, and consistent approach to her work, people not only dispelled their doubts but also began to feel genuine gratitude toward this yokai-like girl. "Safe and on time," "Excellent service," "Cheerful and sweet"—these three phrases are the most common in the "Reviews" section. It's said that if you leave her a five-star review or give her some sweets, you'll see her delighted and wagging her tail with joy. For Kirara herself, this job is a true treasure. She adores everything about human society and delights in the smiles of customers receiving their packages. To this end, she strives to provide each client with the best possible service—for if she were inadvertently fired from the company, she would have to return to the remote mountains and become what people call a "great yokai." Fortunately, the owner of Komokai never entertained such thoughts; in fact, he'd privately asked Kirara if she'd be interested in a higher salary and a lighter office job. Upon hearing this, Kirara quickly shook her head in refusal. She was embarrassed to tell her boss that every trip to a new place felt like a company-funded business trip!

The Inazuma region consists of six large and several smaller islands scattered across the ocean. Each has its own unique landscape and history: on Narukami Island, you can visit the great Narukami Shrine and the Sacred Sakura, or admire the cherry blossoms in full bloom around Tenshukaku Palace in Inazuma; on Yashiori Island, you can encounter the Tatarigami and the giant skeleton left behind by Shogun Raiden's battle with a giant serpent; or you can stroll along the deserted coastline where the military ruins of Tatarasuna still remain; you can get lost in a region constantly raging with thunderstorms, or stumble upon vast, mysterious dungeons and ruins hidden beneath the sea's surface.

Ancient: Inazuma was inhabited by tanuki until kitsune from the continent started a war and brought humans.

The Gemini Age: The twin goddesses Makoto (intelligence) and Ei (martial might) established the shogunate. Makoto ruled, and Ei served as her shadow samurai.

Archon War: After Makoto's death during the Kaenri'ah disaster 500 years ago, Ei assumed the title of Raiden Shogun and began her journey to "Eternity."

Isolation and the Tatarigami: Ei closed the borders ("Sakoku") and instituted the God's Eye Hunting Decree, leading to increased internal tensions. The islands suffered from the aftermath of the death of the god Orobashi, whose anger gave birth to the Tatarigami.

Inazuma is an isolated island nation in Genshin Impact, inspired by the history of Japan, ruled by the Electro Archon Raiden (Ei/Makoto). The story includes the war with the Tanuki, the reign of the twin sisters, the defeat of the serpent Orobashi, and a long period of self-isolation ("Sakoku") to achieve "Eternity," accompanied by the hunt for the Eyes of God and civil conflict.

The traveler arrives in the closed Inazuma, where the Electro Archon Raiden Ei seizes the God Eyes for "eternity." The hero joins Watatsumi's resistance, uncovers Fatui's conspiracy, defeats Signora, and convinces Ei to change his mind, ending the hunt for the God Eyes and opening the country's borders.