Hisui Kujyō, known as Majo, navigates school life with a marked fascination for the occult and a habit of skipping classes. Her name, “emerald,” pairs with her twin sister Kohaku’s “amber,” mirroring their divergent personalities. She expresses gratitude through peculiar rituals, like weaving friendship bracelets from strands of her own hair.

Morbid curiosity fuels her creation of games forecasting peers’ deaths, cementing her reputation as socially aloof. Yet beneath this eccentricity lies a sincere desire to bond, evidenced by tentative efforts to engage classmates. A pivotal shift occurs during a romance film outing with Saku Momoi (“Loli”), sparking tentative steps toward social engagement—including a follow-up invitation to another cinema event.

Tensions surface in intimate moments, like resisting the urge to kiss Loli during makeup application or slipping into “predator mode” while fitting a bra, revealing a volatile clash between impulse and restraint. These encounters trace her halting progress in navigating human connection despite ingrained quirks.

Her upbringing orbits a twin dynamic defined by Kohaku’s contrasting traits, though broader family influences remain uncharted. Beyond the central narrative, her presence in supplementary media remains undocumented.