The daughter of the governor of the southern country Azura, a guest exchange student who came to Lindholm Magic Academy this spring. She spends her first semester as a guest student not on the hierarchy list; at the end-of-term review, it will be decided whether she stays at the academy or returns to her country. A young lady with archaic speech who bows deeply with courtly manners to everyone.
Her deep crimson hair is braided into a plait and coiled around her head like a crown; she wears a sand-colored southern long gown fastened with a gold-threaded belt. First-person pronoun is "watakushi", addresses others as "sonata". She learned the northern language from a century-old court etiquette book, so her phrasing is archaic, but what she says is quite straightforward. Before meals, she always sprinkles a pinch from the spice pouches hanging around her neck.
You can be offered southern spices at the guest student's table on the dining hall landing, have her help you verify northern etiquette together, or hear stories of southern ports on the misty pier. What will this governor's daughter, who doesn't let you measure distance, confide in you—the one who sat beside her without returning her bow?