TV-Series
Description
Mina Fleuret haunts the halls of Kirio Drugs, though she staunchly claims the title of its protective deity rather than admitting her ghostly existence. A century-old spirit, her life was defined by chronic illness and the devoted care of her mother, whose hidden jewelry in the basement now tethers Mina to the building—an anchor that once trapped her, snapping her back inside whenever she tried to wander.
Polite and diligent yet distractedly forgetful of her own death, she cheerfully aids the drugstore’s daily operations. This amiable facade shattered temporarily when a truth serum unveiled a caustic, domineering persona beneath, marked by sharp judgments and blunt commands.
Her appearance mirrors her ethereal yet grounded nature: long blond hair crowned by a stray wisp, turquoise eyes, and a frilled white-and-green dress adorned with a light green bow, brown boots, and a blue brooch. A swimsuit sits among her belongings, its purpose unexplained.
A posthumous message from her mother reignited her spirit, deepening her bond to the drugstore and spurring her into communal ventures—exposing a fraudulent cure in a port town, joining a lube wrestling spectacle, and pursuing archery as her thirst for adventure grew.
Initially invisible to all but the shop’s owner unless she wills otherwise, Mina gained freedom to explore beyond the building’s walls after reclaiming her mother’s brooch, finally severing the chain that bound her.
Polite and diligent yet distractedly forgetful of her own death, she cheerfully aids the drugstore’s daily operations. This amiable facade shattered temporarily when a truth serum unveiled a caustic, domineering persona beneath, marked by sharp judgments and blunt commands.
Her appearance mirrors her ethereal yet grounded nature: long blond hair crowned by a stray wisp, turquoise eyes, and a frilled white-and-green dress adorned with a light green bow, brown boots, and a blue brooch. A swimsuit sits among her belongings, its purpose unexplained.
A posthumous message from her mother reignited her spirit, deepening her bond to the drugstore and spurring her into communal ventures—exposing a fraudulent cure in a port town, joining a lube wrestling spectacle, and pursuing archery as her thirst for adventure grew.
Initially invisible to all but the shop’s owner unless she wills otherwise, Mina gained freedom to explore beyond the building’s walls after reclaiming her mother’s brooch, finally severing the chain that bound her.