Inori Misuda fulfills her role as a shrine maiden alongside Fūka Tamaki, overseeing a shrine devoted to a water deity to ensure the tranquility of rivers and waterways. Their sacred duties include conducting jet racing rituals. Drawn to solitude and echoes of history, she explores abandoned locales in her free time.

She sports chin-length purple hair with layered cuts and shorter back strands, accented by a fuchsia ribbon. Her light green eyes mirror the shrine’s serene waters. Traditional attire blends white and red fabrics with a bold purple bow, while her racing gear pairs a sleeveless white robe with crimson trim, green armbands, and dark green briefs beneath thigh-high boots.

Though gentle in demeanor, she displays fierce protectiveness over sacred grounds or when challenged. Her dynamic with Fūka evolves from attempting to "purify" the latter’s fiery temperament through rituals—initially perceived as a spiritual ailment—to embracing Fūka’s entirety after a divine vision. This shift culminates in mutual romantic confessions, deepening their bond beyond shrine obligations.

As Suiryukai teammates, their jet racing emphasizes synchronized partnership over competitive triumph. Clashes with rivals like MKHU transition from skepticism to empathy upon uncovering shared underlying motivations. An OVA spotlights their cultural dedication through mikoshi processions and tea ceremonies.

Balancing studies at Hijiribashi University Affiliated High School with divine duties, their journey intertwines themes of reconciliation through vulnerability and purpose-driven unity, resolving conflicts with emotional transparency.