Chizuru Makimura, a teenage girl from Kyushu, blends striking features—short purple hair and vivid green eyes—with an approachable demeanor, her well-endowed frame contrasting her modest stature. Academically driven as an honor student, she balances brightness and kindness with a quiet honesty, her mind often immersed in mythological lore. Aspiring to become a novelist, she channels her emotions into storytelling, crafting narratives as veiled confessions for Shinta Mizumura, her childhood friend and unrequited love. Their bond, rooted in shared adolescence, strains under her unreciprocated feelings. Though peers mistake their closeness for romance, Shinta remains oblivious to her subtle advances, fueling her frustration. Shyness stifles direct confessions, yet she strategizes indirect methods, like leveraging future literary success to capture his affection. A traumatic encounter with Plum fractures her spirited nature, leaving her emotionally fragile and reliant on Shinta’s support. Moments of her former vivacity flicker only in his presence, revealing lingering resilience. As Shinta grows closer to Lilith Kishimoto, a vampire transfer student, Chizuru’s jealousy sharpens into resolve, pushing her to confront insecurities and pursue her feelings more boldly. Encouraged by peers like Aki Sakamoto, she inches toward emotional openness while maintaining academic rigor and creative ambitions. Her journey weaves through themes of perseverance and self-discovery, her dynamic with Shinta and Lilith anchoring a complex exploration of love, rivalry, and growth amid supernatural tensions.