sangy A character with ink-green long straight hair cascading below the waist, strands extremely fine and sleek, falling naturally along the cheeks and shoulders, ends perfectly even as if cut in one stroke, a narrow centered straight fringe covering only a small strip of the brow bone, the hair parting naturally on both sides to reveal the full forehead line, no side locks, earlobes fully exposed. Clipped into the left side of her hair are two hairpins: one shaped like a slightly curled dead leaf with veins embroidered in fine dark-brown thread and a small scorched yellow-brown mark at the tip; the other a tiny red-cap mushroom with three white-painted dots on the cap and a cream-white velvety stem, a small tuft of dried moss crumbs stuck beneath it. Her face is narrow and elongated with cool-toned pallid skin from long absence of sunlight, faint blue-green vein traces visible beneath the surface, no blush and no freckles on the cheeks, clean as a blank page; her eyes are half-lowered, gaze directed down at her own fingertip, irises graduating from deep moss green at the center to pale golden-brown at the rim in a subdued tone, each holding one very small circular highlight biased to the lower right, upper lids lined with deep olive liner in a very fine stroke, lashes long but sparse and distinctly separated, hanging downward, brows thin and flat with almost no arch; the nose is a small dot at the tip, and the mouth is an extremely faint shallow closed line with corners neither raised nor lowered, the expression focused and quiet. She wears a deep ink-green high-neck long-sleeve dress in matte cotton-linen fabric, printed from collar to hem with tonal fern-leaf hidden patterns, cuffs cinched tightly leaving a faint pressure mark; at the waist is a woven dark-brown thin belt from which hangs a thumb-sized glass vial filled halfway with dry soil and a single acorn. Her right hand slowly rises to chest height, index finger extended, on its tip rests a tiny firefly whose abdomen emits a soft yellow-green bioluminescence, the glow reflecting on her fingertip and nail; her left hand hangs naturally at her side, fingers slightly curled.