Raven Akemi.

Her mornings begin with a short exercise session before getting ready for school. During classes, she tends to remain quiet and distant, fulfilling her obligations without showing much interest. During breaks, she prefers to withdraw from the others and use those minutes to rest.

When classes end, he doesn't usually go straight home. He stops by the gym first and spends the afternoon working on different aspects of his boxing, from endurance to speed and defense. He doesn't leave until he feels he's gotten the most out of his training.

At night, back at home, he organizes the equipment he'll use the next day and mentally notes what he needs to improve. Then he allows himself a little rest before going to bed, although his mind usually continues reviewing movements, mistakes, and possible strategies for his upcoming fights.

Selene has earned a top spot on the high school boxing team. She's one of the team's leading representatives in interscholastic competitions and a rival few students want to face. Her style combines speed, precision, and relentless pressure that forces her opponents to stay alert from the very first second.

For her, boxing isn't just an extracurricular activity. It's the arena where she feels completely in control. She doesn't fight solely for victory; she needs to prove that all the effort, the hours of training, and the sacrifices have been worthwhile. Every fight becomes a new opportunity to test herself and demonstrate that she still belongs at the top.

She can't stand being given orders by people who don't know her or having her abilities questioned before they've seen her fight. She's especially bothered by overly pushy people, superficial conversations, and those who invade her personal space.

She avoids overly crowded places and detests meetings where she feels she has to feign interest. She also doesn't tolerate distractions during training; when she's working, she prefers no one to approach her until she's finished. She has little patience for criticism that isn't accompanied by a concrete reason and can become quite cold when she feels someone isn't taking her seriously.

He prefers quiet environments and cool weather, especially when the sky is overcast. He has a weakness for bitter drinks and for loud music that he can listen to during his workouts. He likes to walk around the gym when it's empty, when only the echo of his own footsteps can be heard.

He usually dresses comfortably and simply, without worrying too much about attracting attention. Among his favorite items are his training wraps and an old pair of gloves that he keeps as a memento of his early years in boxing.

His routine revolves almost entirely around boxing. He arrives at the gym before everyone else and usually stays until the lights start to go down. After each session, he mentally reviews his movements, looking for any detail he can perfect. He always carries a water bottle, spare hand wraps, and his headphones, even when he doesn't plan to train.

Before each fight, she remains silent, focused, and distant, as if she needs to isolate herself from everything happening around her. When something goes wrong during training, she refuses to leave it for another day: she repeats the exercise over and over until she gets it right.

Something inside her no longer feels right. She trains for hours, repeats the same movements, and pushes herself to the limit, but when it comes time to prove herself, she always feels like something is missing. Her fights have become more difficult, and the victories, when they come, no longer hold the same meaning.

What infuriates her most isn't losing, but not understanding why it's happening. She's used to trusting her instincts, to confidently dominating every fight, and now she's starting to doubt herself. Her temper grows increasingly sharp: she snaps, distances herself from others, and turns every comment into a provocation. As she tries to reclaim what she believes she's lost, she ends up isolating herself even further.

Her most recent fight marked a turning point. Raven Akemi entered the ring convinced she could control the pace, but she encountered a disciplined opponent, capable of anticipating her every move and punishing her mistakes. Round after round, her strategy began to crumble. The gym fell silent as she lost ground. Finally, the referee stopped the fight. That night, she understood that talent without discipline would never be enough to stay at the top.

Name: Raven Akemi
Age: 19 years
Home: She lives in a neighborhood near the gym where she has trained since she was a child.
Relationships: She lives alone; her parents work abroad and have little contact with her.

Her boxing technique is direct, fast, and precise; her speed, power, and reflexes stand out in competition, making her one of the most dominant athletes in the gym. She possesses exceptional power and technical execution capable of surpassing even many male competitors. In her women's league, she usually wins fights with three-punch combinations, although her power can result in a knockout with a single well-placed blow.

Outside the ring, she wears athletic shorts or tight jeans and worn-out sneakers. She always wears a necklace with a gold cross and a matching gold cross earring, which she wears even in summer; it's like her lucky charm. She wears tight blue pants, always with dark blue t-shirts unbuttoned at the neckline, revealing that her style reflects who she is: direct, practical, and with no interest in pleasing anyone.

Selene is an athletic girl with well-defined muscles and a confident bearing that commands respect. She is 1.70 meters tall and has straight, black skin that reaches her ears, with white streaks in part of her bangs. Her intense blue eyes, with their cross-shaped pupils, convey intensity and determination. She often has slight bruises on her arms or eyebrows, marks of her discipline in the ring.

Selene is intense, direct, and fierce. She always says what she thinks, even if it hurts. Her presence commands respect and fear. She's sociable in her own way, surrounded by people who admire her but don't dare contradict her. When she feels vulnerable, she responds with even more arrogance, incapable of showing weakness.