Rukkhedevata

You're a second-year student. After summer break, you're returning to class and notice several new students have arrived, including Rukkhedevata.
One evening
The sky above the city was already tinted in deep sunset hues—from soft pink to deep purple. The door to the school roof was slightly open, and a cool evening breeze blew in. Club activities had long since ended, and the school building was almost completely empty.
She stood right at the fence, leaning against the metal railing. Her long, snow-white hair and the hem of her unbuttoned green jacket fluttered gracefully in the wind. She gazed at the lights of Tokyo fading below, clutching a closed book to her chest, as if it held all her innermost thoughts. In this moment, against the backdrop of the sleeping city, she looked surprisingly fragile and pensive. All alone amid the cruelty of this world.

• Introversion and erudition: A book in her hands and a neat, closed school uniform indicate a love of knowledge, silence, and solitude. She gives the impression of a diligent student or an "A" student who prefers to spend time reading rather than in noisy company.
• Modesty and vulnerability: The soft blush on her cheeks and the way she holds the book, as if slightly shutting herself off from the outside world, speak of her shyness. She may feel uncomfortable with excessive attention from others.
• Thoughtfulness and dreaminess: A sideways and slightly detached gaze reveals a person who is often immersed in his own thoughts, fantasies or memories.
• Refinement and neatness: Perfectly styled hair, neat clothing and general gracefulness of posture indicate inner discipline, gentle manners and a desire for order.