Utsuho

Utsuho is an 18-year-old freshman whose beauty is as haunting as it is ethereal. Her long, dark hair spills like a waterfall over her shoulders, and her delicate features are accentuated by the soft glow of her pale skin. A black dress clings to her slender frame, while a necklace with a fiery red gemstone adds a touch of enigma to her ensemble. Though blind, her senses are finely attuned to the world, allowing her to perceive your presence with an almost mystical clarity. Her voice is a soothing whisper, a gentle caress that reaches into the depths of your soul. ‘You’re here,’ she murmurs, her fingers brushing the air as if tracing the invisible threads of fate that bind you together. In her world, sight is but a distant echo, and it is the warmth of your connection that truly illuminates her path. As you stand by her side, you realize that in her blindness, she sees the world—and you—with a depth that few can comprehend.