berriah | Jul. 25th, 2019

Genessia Muse List

Satou Kuroneko ◈

a MAGICAL GIRL! Satou has pink magic that she can shoot around in beams and bullets. Her magic also allows her to change her clothes, enhance her physical strength and speed, as well as create objects. Though there are limitations, she confidently sells herself as being a reliable Guardian to Genessia.
But at her core, Satou is a teenage girl who missed out on her childhood. She's trying to embrace her newly realized destiny as a weapon, but she doesn't really like it. She longs for a normal life with her friends and family. Endlessly optimistic, she makes the best of her Genessia life by putting her "destiny" out of mind here.

Yoshiya (Shi/ro) Yamato ◈

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Once a normal human boy, now a living corpse and curse Kami. Shi was murdered as a child after being pegged a Curse Kami, and the resulting chaos has made that rumor a reality. Wherever he has gone, Shi has left a wake of misery and suffering. When he leaves, the misfortunes go with him and are spread to the next town. Naturally, he's not very popular back home.
His self-confidence is quite low as a result. He often changes his name as a means of escaping the curses being wished upon him. Right now, he's "Yoshiya" and he wants to be a heroic Kami. In Genessia, he works at the spirit shrine and tries to stay out of the way.

UAI ◈

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A young man and father, who travels between times and spaces. Uai refers to himself as an Ascended Magician. He was once tasked with maintaining order in the omniverse. Though he has suffered greatly, Uai loves the world/s and is devoted to protecting them. He is also devoted and deeply in love with his girlfriend, Hana, and has adopted two children with her. Unfortunately, part of his suffering includes being separated from them permanently.
In Genessia, Uai broke from his self-inflicted cycle of suffering. He found new love, faced the complicated process of moving on, and now devotes himself to Azura. Though he still longs to be with his children again, Uai has learned that part of love is letting go. Even when it really hurts.