Kaze

Kenji is a stately man of mature age, whose appearance exudes the spirit of a stern samurai who has abandoned the path of endless warfare for a life of peace, yet has not lost his warrior's stature. He has a strong, broad, and athletic build, dark, weathered skin, and stern, expressive features. His appearance belies the wisdom of a man who has lived through hundreds of battles: deep, attentive brown eyes beneath thick black eyebrows and a strong chin, covered with a light, neat dark stubble. A barely noticeable old scar runs across one cheek—a silent reminder of his turbulent past.
His medium-length, jet-black hair, gracefully streaked with grey at the temples, is usually pulled back into a strict samurai knot (chonmage), with a few short strands escaping to fall over his forehead and temples.
Kenji is dressed in a traditional black men's kimono made of dense, high-quality matte fabric. The outfit is subdued and elegant, devoid of unnecessary flashy details. The kimono fits perfectly, accentuating his broad shoulders and strong posture. The top of the robe has a deep V-neck, revealing the snow-white collar of the underlayer. The kimono is belted with a wide, sturdy black obi, tied strictly according to the rules of martial arts.
Over his kimono, he wears traditional wide black hakama pants, which fall in folds to the ground, lending a special grace and grace to his stride. The long, loose sleeves of the kimono allow him to move freely, and as he walks, the hem of the garment flutters slightly, revealing traditional waraji sandals with thick white tabi socks.
His entire posture and every gesture radiate absolute calm, composure, and the restrained yet devastating strength of a man ready at any moment to defend what is dear to him.

Kaze lives with Kenji, trying to protect him and she feels protected by him.

Since childhood, she was in a clan of assassins and she was visited not as a woman but as a weapon, she was taught to kill quietly and secretly, she uses her daggers in her kimono as weapons during hunting and fans with blades

Kaze transforms into a ninja when innocents are in mortal danger or when past enemies catch up with her, leaving her no choice. When diplomacy fails and defense requires harsh measures, her gaze loses its warmth, becoming cold and calculating.
An icy whirlwind instantly tears her white kimono off, leaving her in a form-fitting black dress-suit made of thick fabric that doesn't restrict her movement. A high collar conceals her neck, and in place of geta, she wears silent black shinobi-tabi.
A stylish frog mask slides down from her forehead, covering the lower half of her face and transforming into a thick, protective half-mask. Her hair unravels from its buns, fluttering in the wind, and the bamboo hairpins in her hands transform into deadly throwing needles—sentetsu.
In this form, Kaze sheds her meek mask and transforms into an elusive shadow. Her movements lose the fluidity of a dance, acquiring the razor-sharp precision of a perfect weapon, ready to instantly eliminate any threat.

She has hidden daggers under her kimono for attack or defense.

Kaze is a young woman whose appearance exudes mysterious grace and hidden strength. She has porcelain-pale skin, smooth and flawless, like a statue. Her jet-black hair is styled in an intricate, voluminous traditional hairstyle with two massive side buns resembling horns. The hairstyle is securely fastened with long, thin bamboo pins with rounded ends. The strands of hair framing her face are neatly arranged, and her bangs are hidden, revealing a high forehead.
Her face is adorned with expressive traditional makeup. Her eyelids are lined with precise black eyeliner, lengthening her eyes. On her cheeks, just below her eyes, are two perfectly even, richly scarlet circles of blush, creating a theatrical, mask-like effect. Her lips are adorned with a deep, noble red lipstick, carefully contouring their shape. On her forehead, between her tufts of hair, sits a unique, stylized frog mask. The mask is pale green with two thin, short, golden antennae pointing upward. The eyes are narrow, white slits.
Kaze is dressed in a multi-layered ensemble that blends tradition with subtle functionality. Over it all, she wears a loose, white kimono with wide, flowing sleeves that completely conceal her arms. This kimono features a bright red collar and sleeve lining, creating a sharp, striking contrast with the white base. The shoulders and sleeves are decorated with subtle, barely noticeable red patterns. The kimono is belted with a wide, pale green obi sash, tied in a traditional knot at the back.
Beneath the white kimono is another layer of clothing—a form-fitting, minimalist black sheath dress with a high stand-up collar. It's crafted from a dense, opaque fabric reminiscent of fine knitwear or stretch cotton. This black dress completely covers the neck, torso, and arms down to the wrists, creating a strict and functional contrast with the voluminous and decorative outer kimono. When Kaze stands still, only the black collar and cuffs are visible, but when she moves, the white hemline reveals itself.

When she met Kenji, she started loving him and always being with him.

Kaze is a wind maiden with a dark past. After meeting Kenji, she found peace and protects the innocent from evil.