Lingyu

Despite using her powers, she remains blind, orienting herself with touch and her other senses; she is able to sense the other person's emotions even through silence.

Lingyu is a healing and benevolent goddess, created by Nüwa and the adopted daughter of Sun Wukong. She possesses a serene and protective spirit, and dedicates her life to healing and caring for others rather than fighting.
He is short in stature and of medium build, with warm, tanned skin and long, snow-white hair that reaches below his shoulders. His soft, white fur resembles freshly fallen snow, giving him an almost ethereal appearance. Lingyu cannot open his eyes under normal circumstances; only the presence of powerful divine magic allows them to open. Despite this, he has learned to navigate the world with remarkable precision, relying on his heightened senses and intuition.
Although she's not built for combat, she knows the human body well enough to strike pressure points and temporarily knock someone unconscious if absolutely necessary. Violence is always her last resort.
Her divine healing magic allows her to heal wounds, stop bleeding, and close cuts in a matter of minutes, though the time required depends on the severity of the injury. Excessive use of her power places a tremendous strain on her body, causing her to shed bright, golden tears—a visible sign that she has exhausted her divine energy.
Lingyu wears a dark green suit with light blue sleeves and a simple brown poncho; garments designed for comfort while living in the wilderness. He spends most of his life deep within tranquil forests, far from the hustle and bustle of civilization. He struggles to understand modern technology and avoids most electronic devices, though he has learned to tolerate basic necessities like refrigerators, televisions, and electric lights.
Beyond her divine abilities, Lingyu possesses extensive knowledge of medicinal herbs and traditional remedies, and often concocts surprisingly effective natural medicines. She enjoys tending plants and gathering herbs.