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Cow Girl grew up alongside the protagonist in a village later destroyed by goblins. She survived the attack at age eight because she was working outside the village; her uncle adopted her, and she worked on his farm. Separated from the protagonist after the massacre, they reunited years later.

Her years of farm labor resulted in an athletic yet voluptuous physique. She has short red hair and rose-colored eyes. Typically, she wears practical work clothing: a long-sleeved shirt, black overalls, and boots. For special events like the Harvest Festival, she dons her late mother's blue dress, featuring lace and embroidery, paired with a hat adorned with a ribbon. In cold weather, she wears a leather corset and riding pants. She fashioned a Red Dragon Scale gift from the protagonist into a necklace. She also tried on a chainmail bikini that fit tightly across her chest and wears a black bikini for swimming.

Initially withdrawn and sullen after the village tragedy, longing for her friend, she became calm and cheerful upon their reunion, especially around him. She harbors deep guilt for not being present during the attack that traumatized him and actively tries to reconnect him with his past. Her romantic feelings and concern for his well-being sometimes lead her to jokingly introduce herself as his wife. She demonstrates perceptiveness, like subtly changing the subject upon realizing the Priestess is menstruating.

Five years post-attack, she spotted someone resembling her friend among new adventurers in the city. After confirming his identity, she arranged for him to stay at the farm. She later visited the Adventurer’s Guild to assist with her uncle’s deliveries, befriending Guild Girl. She supported the protagonist's endeavors, helping move the Arc Mage’s books after her departure and aiding in donating them to the Temple of the God of Knowledge. When he was considered for promotion to Steel rank, she cleaned his armor for a presentable appearance and encouraged him to take it seriously.

During a goblin siege targeting the farm, she refused to evacuate, viewing it as their only shared home, and remained under Druid Girl’s protection. At the Harvest Festival, wearing her mother’s dress, she secured a morning date with the protagonist. He gifted her a ring during their outing, which she requested he place on her right ring finger. Later, she participated in a tabletop role-playing game at the Guild, portraying a Human Knight reminiscent of him.

Her uncle granted her a day off to socialize in town, where she bonded with Priestess. They explored a smithy, trying on armor, and later joined Guild Girl and High Elf Archer for a game. She warmly hosted Wizard Boy when he stayed at the farm under the protagonist’s supervision. She later delivered meals to trainees at a new adventurer training center built on their former village’s ruins, accepting it as progress. She encouraged the protagonist to socialize, supporting his participation in a "guy’s night out" with Spearman. She also accompanied him to High Elf Archer’s sister’s wedding, teasing him about childhood marriage promises.

Farm duties endowed her with notable physical strength, enabling her to pull a fully loaded cart effortlessly and unload it solo. She envisions herself as a poleaxe-wielding warrior when imagining adventuring. She handles all cooking at the farmstead, known for her stew, and her uncle relies on her for managing deliveries and operations.

She shares a profound bond with the protagonist, rooted in shared trauma and childhood. Her uncle expressed concern that he changed irreversibly, but she remains steadfast, choosing to "wait a little longer," perceiving subtle positive changes as he interacts more. He reciprocates by implementing defensive traps around the farm and mobilizing adventurers during attacks. He fulfills small requests, like researching fragrant olives, though dismissing their symbolism of purity and true love. She interprets actions like gifting coins for her birthday as affection, insisting he accompany her to spend it on a proper gift. Their interactions reflect mutual devotion.