Chiyoda Division Imperial Velvet is an all-female rap group consisting of CEO and Division Leader, Ayazono Misora, Personal Assistant, Towa Aira, and the infamous Actress, Kanzaki Rion.
As evident by their team name, the group's chosen color is crimson velvet.
The group's chosen symbol is the diamond with a dot. It is elegant, sharp, aristocratic, and carries the "fractured perfection" theme that runs through all three women.
All three women have a diamond somewhere on their person: Misora wears is as a small platinum lapel pin on the left side of her dress jacket, Aira wears it as a tiny charm on her choker, and Rion has a diamond tattoo behind her left ear.
The group's hand sign from Rhyme Anima is them simply sticking up the pinky finger on their off hand whilst the other fingers are balled into a fist.
Under the direction of Misora, the group's main goal is not necessarily to win the D.R.B., but to fulfill their individual goals: Rion seeks to rebuild her reputation, Aira aims to showcase her technological brilliance to all of Japan, and Misora intends to claim what she rightfully believes is hers: the Golden Lasso Ranch of Chiba Division.
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— Misora
Bisexual Biromantic
Misora experiences physical attraction toward both men and women, but her attraction to women tends to feel stronger and more emotionally charged. Years of being objectified by men, treated as a pretty face rather than a capable, intelligent woman, have made her guarded around male attention. With women, she feels seen, respected, and understood, which deepens her attraction.
Romantically, she develops feelings slowly and only when she feels emotionally safe. She assumed she was straight throughout high school, but meeting Aira in university revealed her capacity for same‑gender romantic attraction. Her love is deliberate, loyal, and deeply protective. She doesn't fall often, but when she does, it's with her whole heart.
— Aira
Lesbian Homoromantic
Aira experiences physical attraction exclusively toward women. She realized in high school that she felt nothing toward boys, a fact that confused and worried her, especially with a father who still treats her like his "little girl." Around girls, however, she felt a warm, fluttering pull she couldn't explain at first. With the help of a counselor and later her university LGBTQ+ club, she learned her feelings were normal and valid.
Romantically, she develops deep, sincere affection for women, but she's cautious about expressing it. Her love for Misora grew slowly over years of admiration, trust, and shared work, but she keeps those feelings hidden out of fear of ruining their friendship or disrupting their professional bond. Aira loves wholeheartedly, but she's terrified of losing the people she cares about.
— Rion
Heterosexual Heteroromantic
Rion experiences physical attraction exclusively toward men, something she's known since her early teens. Despite playing characters of various orientations throughout her acting career, her own attraction has never wavered. However, her relationship with sexual attention is complicated. Years of obsessive fans, predatory producers, and jealous co‑stars have made her hyper‑vigilant. She keeps her guard high, rarely lets anyone close, and shuts down unwanted advances instantly.
Romantically, she still only develops feelings for men, but she’s wary of romance as a whole. The darker side of fame has left her distrustful, exhausted, and unsure whether genuine affection even exists in her world. She's currently dating Tomi Chōten, but she keeps the relationship at arm's length. Not because she doesn’t care, but because she's afraid of being used, betrayed, or hurt again. If something real grows from it, it will be slow, cautious, and entirely on her terms.
As the head of the division and the most tactically astute member of the trio, Misora expertly manages the chaos of the battlefield with grace and accuracy. Her rap ability generates intricate illusions that confuse perception, disrupt enemy coordination, and compel adversaries to squander their efforts on deceptive targets. While she frequently places herself at the forefront of the action, she remains incredibly agile, seamlessly transitioning between attacking and supporting as the situation demands. Just her presence is enough to shake the resolve of opposing forces; taking her out first is the wisest strategy for any rival team… that is, if they can navigate through her illusions long enough to land a blow.
Aira is the wildcard of Imperial Velvet. Her rapping ability hinges on the outcome of her speaker die, resulting in effects that can fluctuate dramatically. At times, she enhances her allies' abilities, while other moments see her weakening foes or triggering unexpected environmental phenomena that catch both sides off guard. Though she is unpredictable, Aira remains eager to support her teammates, moving swiftly from one location to another with remarkable finesse. She may not be the most powerful attacker or the sturdiest defender, yet her erratic nature compels her adversaries to continually adjust their strategies.
Rion stands as the main pillar of pure, formidable strength for her team. As a skilled fighter and stunt artist, she thrives in close-quarter confrontations, dodging strikes with remarkable finesse. Her rap ability boosts her physical prowess to almost superhuman heights, delivering her words with tremendous impact. Yet, this immense power has a downside: once her ability fades, she becomes highly susceptible to attacks. Consequently, adversaries frequently opt to strike at her right after Misora or right at the outset if they are wary of her explosive potential.
— Misora
Aira to Misora is the first person the CEO ever allowed past her walls: a confidant, assistant, and friend whose presence dates back to their university days. Through countless late-night study marathons, shared meals, and intimate moments where Misora let her defenses down, Aira emerged as the unwavering support Misora could always count on. Although she never fully grasped the reasons behind their connection, Misora recognizes that Aira's genuine nature and unvarnished truths created a niche in her life that no one else has managed to occupy.
As time passed, Aira evolved into the singular person Misora trusts implicitly. She confides in her regarding her schedule, her well-being, her secrets, and the fragile silences they share that only Aira knows how to decipher. Misora seldom shows her feelings openly, yet she conveys her affection through trust, by attentively listening when Aira speaks, by allowing Aira to witness her during her most drained moments, and by never doubting Aira's fidelity. Misora appreciates Aira not merely as a helper, but as a stabilizing force who anchors her when the burdens of leadership become overwhelming.
In Rap Battles, their synergy is instinctive; Aira adjusts her effects to Misora's illusions, and Misora shields her without needing a word.
Rion to Misora is someone Misora in high regard, yet she maintains a careful distance. She has faced scandal, battled addiction, and endured the harsh realities of fame, all while preserving her dignity. This kind of resilience earns Misora's deep admiration, even if she never articulates it. Misora sees the intensity in Rion's gaze, a reflection of her own inner fire, concealed beneath layers of self-discipline and restraint.
Nevertheless, Misora handles Rion with the utmost caution, akin to a finely crafted sword: fierce, striking, and perilous if not wielded properly. She observes her quietly, not from a place of pity, but out of a genuine concern for Rion's well-being, hoping to prevent her from exhausting herself once more. When Rion's career was on shaky ground, it was Misora who reached out, not to rescue her, but because she recognized the untapped potential waiting to flourish. She values Rion's autonomy and refrains from interfering unless it's truly essential, yet she remains vigilant.
Despite their contrasting personalities, Misora sincerely wishes for Rion's triumph. She appreciates Rion's fiery spirit, her unwavering resolve, and the stark authenticity she brings to their field. Misora is acutely aware that Rion's strength can be both her most formidable asset and her biggest weakness. In rap battles, Misora cleverly employs her illusions to create opportunities for Rion's powerful blows, timing her assistance to shield Rion whenever her energy begins to wane.
— Aira
Misora to Aira is the woman whom she devoted herself to serving. Not merely out of duty, but from a true admiration that blossomed during their university years. Aira fondly recalls the countless nights they spent immersed in their studies, the soft discussions that flowed into the early dawn, and the captivating confidence with which Misora navigated life. Being part of Misora's team only intensified those feelings, evolving from simple admiration to heartfelt attraction, and eventually blossoming into a love Aira keeps tucked away. Her relentless efforts to promote Misora's success stem from a deep-seated desire to see her shine, rather than any obligation.
Yet, despite her unwavering devotion, there are aspects of Misora that Aira struggles to comprehend, particularly Misora's fierce ambition to take control of the Golden Lasso Ranch. Aira enjoys a good rapport with the Takamine sisters, especially Zōi, with whom she engages in lengthy discussions about robotics and engineering, as well as playing Dungeons & Dragons. She doesn't view the sisters as adversaries and cannot fully grasp the depths of Misora's grudge against them. Nevertheless, Aira never openly questions Misora's choices; she has faith in her leader's judgment, even when she finds it puzzling, and she is prepared to do whatever it takes to help Misora reach her aspirations.
Aira's loyalty is unwavering and passionate, marked by a quiet intensity. She knows when to rein Misora in, expresses her thoughts candidly yet respectfully, and sees beyond the CEO facade to the woman who bears her burdens in solitude, seldom allowing anyone to get too close. Aira holds Misora in high regard, regardless of what others might think, and she stands firmly by her side without a second thought. In rap battles, Aira skillfully adapts her unpredictable style to enhance Misora's illusions, moving in flawless harmony with her leader's rhythm.
Rion to Aira is someone Aira tolerates more than she likes. While there's no animosity between them, neither holds much fondness for the other. To Aira, Rion comes off as a brute: loud, abrasive, and all too similar to the high-school jocks who made her teenage years a challenge. She prefers to steer clear of any interactions with Rion outside of their rap battles, aiming to maintain a strictly professional rapport. Although she acknowledges Rion's physical prowess, she has little patience for her attitude. Their personalities clash in nearly every way imaginable: Aira's bright, geeky enthusiasm conflicts with Rion's rough, straightforward demeanor.
Yet, despite their differences, they never venture into the territory of cruelty. They may trade barbs, but they keep it light, ensuring their jests don't hit too hard. An unspoken agreement exists between them: keep things superficial, maintain fairness, and avoid delving into the past. Their relationship is characterized by sharp wit, teasing banter, and a peculiar sense of functionality, an odd companionship forged through shared annoyance rather than genuine affection. Misora often listens quietly to their exchanges, intervening only if one of them oversteps the mark.
During rap battles, Aira backs Rion with calculated strategy, even if she can't help but roll her eyes in the process.
— Rion
Misora to Rion is the woman to whom Rion owes her renewed life, the one who reached out when Rion was at her lowest and offered support rather than sensationalism. After her time in rehab, Rion's existence had become limited to dimly lit bars and shabby stages, performing for spare change while masking her longing for the limelight. It was Misora who leveraged her influence, utilized her connections, and showed unwavering resolve to reinstate Rion in the industry she cherished. For this, Rion harbors a profound, unvoiced gratitude. She works alongside Misora not out of a sense of duty, but because she feels compelled to repay the faith shown to her when nobody else did.
However, despite this loyalty, Rion remains an enigma. She struggles to express herself, even to the person who resurrected her career. Misora is her mentor, her supporter, and someone she holds in high regard, yet emotional intimacy is a challenge for Rion. She maintains a certain distance, not from suspicion, but from a deeply ingrained pattern. Years spent relying solely on herself have turned vulnerability into something she views as risky, and even now, she grapples with how to close the divide between her gratitude and a true connection.
Nevertheless, Rion observes Misora intently, quietly soaking in her strength and poise. She admires Misora's self-discipline, her drive, and the way she commands attention without raising her voice. Although Rion may not vocalize it, she values Misora's mentorship and has more trust in her decisions than she lets on. During rap battles, Rion instinctively follows Misora's lead, seizing the opportunities created by her strategic illusions to deliver powerful blows.
Aira to Rion is someone the actress can only tolerate in small, carefully measured amounts. It's not hatred; it's more a sense of unease. Aira's vibrant enthusiasm and unwavering loyalty to Misora touch on sensitive areas that Rion has spent years attempting to suppress. To Rion, Aira's steadfastness resembles adoration, too similar to the empty praise that surrounded her upbringing. Her parents' circle was filled with individuals who lauded them for their status rather than for their authenticity, teaching Rion early on that what often masquerades as "devotion" can conceal manipulation. Thus, when she sees Aira admiring Misora with wide-eyed wonder, her instinct is to pull away, even though she recognizes that Aira's intentions are sincere.
Her experiences in the film industry have only sharpened this instinct. Rion has encountered "fans" who lauded her solely for their gain, advisors who feigned concern while pushing her toward self-destruction, and colleagues who smiled sweetly in her presence while feeding gossip to the tabloids behind her back. Unfortunately, Aira's earnestness mirrors the same patterns that once led Rion into a dark place. Rion understands that this is unfair to Aira, yet trauma seldom considers fairness. Because of this, Rion maintains her distance, not out of spite, but as a means of self-protection.
However, beneath the annoyance and barbed comments lies a reluctant thread of admiration. Rion envies Aira's sharp intellect, her creativity, and her natural ability to connect with like-minded people. While she would never openly confess it, she values Aira's forthrightness, even when it irritates her. Their banter is cutting but never malicious, a peculiar bond forged from shared irritation rather than warmth. In rap battles, Rion relies on Aira's sense of timing to seize the moment, even if she rolls her eyes while doing so.
"I am not what happened to me. I am what I choose to become."
Timeline
Age 0:
Is born the only child to an unknown man and woman.
For reasons unknown, she is abandoned by her parents at only a few months old.
She is found outside an orphanage and is raised by the people who live there.
Age 5:
Begins to dislike the structure and rules of the orphanage.
Other children avoid her because of her aloofness or overly mature behavior.
It also saddens her when many other children are chosen over her for adoption.
Age 7:
Is eventually adopted, but struggles to connect with her benefactors.
Runs away, but refuses to go back to the orphanage.
Lives on the streets, traveling from place to place.
Occasionally steals to survive.
Age 8:
After a long time traveling, she arrives in Chiba, Japan.
One night, whilst cold, she seeks shelter in a barn on a ranch.
The next morning, she is discovered by the owner, Renji Takamine.
After an awkward exchange, he introduces her to the rest of his family: his wife, Tomoe, and his two daughters, Juna and Ruri.
He decides to adopt her.
Though she is nervous after her previous experience with a family, she decides to stay.
Age 9:
Slowly adjusts to life on the ranch, which is called the Golden Lasso Ranch.
Though grateful, she sometimes struggles with the warmth and openness of the Takamine family, which sometimes causes her to keep her distance emotionally.
Begins helping with small chores around the ranch, finding comfort in routine and responsibility.
Gets on well with her adoptive sisters, Ruri, who is gentle and patient with her, and Juna, who affectionately calls her "Snowpea."
Age 10:
Begins attending school in Chiba; excels academically, but remains aloof from classmates.
Tomoe encourages her to explore hobbies, but she prefers studying and observing adults.
Begins to understand the value of stability, though she never fully trusts it.
Age 11:
Takes interest in ranch management and business after watching Renji work.
Begins assisting with paperwork and organization, showing natural talent.
Her parents have their third and final biological child, Mina Takamine.
Starts to feel torn between gratitude and the fear of being abandoned again.
Age 12:
Learns more about the ranch's finances and operations, often helping Renji.
She keeps a private notebook of goals, ideas and observations.
Age 14:
Renji starts teaching Juna about management, making her feel a bit betrayed.
Helps Juna out when it comes to the financial aspects of it.
The two become a competent business duo.
Age 15:
Starts high school, immediately rising to the top of her class.
Joins the business club, winning several competitions.
Unfortunately, she is only talked to, either because of her looks, or because her peers wish to take advantage of her smarts.
Age 16:
Relationships between her and Juna deteriorate after an incident with a boy; Ruri is forced to act as a mediator.
Receives early scholarship offers from Tokyo universities.
Age 17:
Graduates high school early due to accelerated coursework.
Forgoes university; instead she decides to do some years at a city college.
While she doesn't leave the ranch, she spends less time there, cutting into her work.
Age 18:
Gets her first job, working part-time as a librarian at the college.
Grows to dislike it, as, just like high school, boys hit on her for her looks.
She sticks it out until she can find something better.
Age 19:
Graduates and obtains her Associate's in Agribusiness Management.
Tomoe mysteriously vanishes soon after.
She asks Renji about it, but he refuses to say anything.
Age 20:
Waits a while before returning to school, deciding to help out around the ranch again.
She and Juna still keep each other at arm's length, only talking when they have to.
Age 21:
Ruri is kidnapped by an abductor.
She and Juna put their personal feelings aside to try to find her. After a week, they succeed.
Vouches for Juna when she is arrested, and helps get her released.
Juna thanks her, and it seems like their relationship is better again.
Apologizes profusely to Ruri for not protecting her better.
Age 22:
Juna, fed up with her father, decides to leave the ranch to search for her mother.
Misora, surprisingly, tries to get her to stay, but Juna refuses.
The two have one last fight, and their relationship is ruined.
Contemplates leaving, but decides to stay for Ruri and her father.
Age 23:
Decides to go back to school, doing a mix of online and in-person classes.
Despite her own load, she makes time to help Ruri with her college studies.
She also keeps an eye on Renji, whose health is failing.
Age 24:
Whilst walking to one of her classes, she meets a bespectacled young woman with an interest in robotics.
Her name is Aira Towa, and two soon become good friends.
Age 25:
Begins to have thoughts about who her actual parents are.
Age 26:
She graduates university, obtaining her Bachelor's in Business Administration.
Announces that she is leaving the ranch one night during dinner to pursue her own path.
After a tearful farewell, bids goodbye to Ruri, Renji and the home she's known for years.
Age 27:
Using money from scholarships, she hires an investigator to track down her biological parents.
She manages to locate them, and meets with her father, Katsurō Hino, first. He is not what she expected.
He offers her no explanation for her abandonment, and even tries gaslight her into believing she abandoned him.
Age 28:
After months of trying to reconnect, the experience stresses Misora out to the point that she develops Marie Antoinette syndrome, turning her black hair snow white.
She leaves him, refusing to waste anymore time on a 'child in a man's body.'
She meets her biological mother, Miyako Ayazono, next. She forms a brief, but meaningful bond with her.
In honor of her, she forgoes her surname 'Takamine', and adopts 'Ayazono' in her honor.
Begins drafting plans for own company.
Goes back to school to obtain her Master's.
Age 29:
Her mother sadly passes away from breast cancer, devastating Misora.
Channels her grief into ambition, determined to build a legacy.
Launches her first small consulting business.
Age 30:
Graduates with a Master's in Business Administration.
Uses her knowledge to expand her business into a full company, which she calls 'AAH' (Ayazono Agricultural Holdings), an agricultural enterprise, becoming a CEO in the process.
The company achieves success with the release of its milk products and wine.
She establishes the company in Chiyoda, a division in Tokyo.
Reconnects with Aira Towa, who is looking for a position within a company.
Misora hires her on as her personal assistant.
Receives word that Renji, her adoptive father, has passed.
She attends the funeral, but at a distance.
She receives word that Renji has bequeathed the ranch to Juna, which she views as a betrayal.
Age 31:
She resolves to take control of the Golden Lasso Ranch, by any means necessary.
She meets Rion Kanzaki, a disgraced martial arts actress.
Helps Rion pick herself back up and manages to use her connections to find some movies for her to act in.
This earns her Rion's respect and appreciation.
Aira convinces her to create an R&D department for her company, and puts her in charge of it.
Age 32:
Present.
Receives a letter from Chuohku, demanding her participation in the D.R.B.
Forms the Chiyoda Division rap team, Imperial Velvet, alongside Aira Towa and Rion Kanzaki.
Schedule
12 a.m. - 7 a.m.: Asleep
7 a.m. - 8 a.m.: Freshens up
8 a.m. - 9 a.m.: Breakfast
9 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.: Head to work at AAH
9:45 a.m. - 10 a.m.: Morning brief with Aira/Reviews schedule, priorities and urgent issues
Introduced to Dungeons & Dragons by classmates and becomes obsessed with it.
Begins incorporating fantasy mechanics into her robotics designs.
Age 18:
Trouble begins with her academic advisor, Dr. Kurose, brilliant but lazy.
He leaves most grunt work to Aira and other students.
Her final project: build a life‑sized robot.
She creates a wooden, graceful, humanlike automaton: artistic, elegant, and expressive.
The military, who funded the grant, is unimpressed; they wanted a combat‑capable prototype.
Near the end of her semester, Aira receives a message from an online tech journalist asking to interview her about her wooden humanoid robot.
She hesitates, not wanting attention, but her advisor Dr. Kurose pressures her to accept, claiming it will help secure funding.
During the interview, Aira speaks passionately about AI, intelligence, philosophy, and creativity, but the interviewer misunderstands her metaphors and scientific explanations.
Days later, she wakes to a sensational headline: "Mad Scientist at Tokyo U Creates Killer Robots."
The article portrays her as a dangerous prodigy building autonomous murder machines, and paints Dr. Kurose as a greedy fraud.
Dr. Kurose immediately distances himself, disowning her as a student and refusing to write her a recommendation letter.
Her scholarship is revoked shortly after.
Age 19:
After the scandal article circulates, Aira begins receiving emails and letters from an anonymous anti‑AI extremist.
The messages are moralizing and delusional, warning her to "stop creating machines of death."
Aira initially ignores the messages, assuming they will stop.
A week later, her university lab is broken into.
Equipment is smashed.
Her wooden humanoid robot, the one she poured her soul into, is destroyed.
Security identifies the stalker and he is arrested.
Aira is shaken but unharmed.
However, her confidence drops as a result.
She begins doubting her future in robotics.
Age 20:
Applies to dozens of engineering and robotics companies.
Rejected repeatedly, mainly because of the tainted article on her, her education status, or simply because of her gender.
She stops building robots for a while.
Her parents try to encourage her, but she still feels lost.
Age 21:
Begins working part-time jobs, unrelated to engineering.
Plays D&D to cope with stress.
Age 23:
Misora reaches out, asking to meet.
Aira admits she's been rejected everywhere because of the scandal.
Misora offers her a position at her company, AAH (Ayazono Agricultural Holdings), not out of pity, but because she knows Aira's talent is real.
Aira accepts, overwhelmed with relief.
Begins working at AAH as Misora's assistant and junior engineer.
Slowly regains her confidence.
Starts building small robots again.
Learns how to balance creativity with practicality.
Age 24:
Persuades Misora to build a R&D (Research & Development) department for the company.
Aira designs prototypes for agricultural automation and AI‑assisted farming.
Her joy in robotics fully returns.
Meets Rion Kanzaki, a disgraced action star that Misora chose to save.
Doesn't care for Rion's attitude, but makes an acquaintance with her.
Age 25:
Present.
Misora announces that she is taking part in the D.R.B.
She becomes the second member of the Chiyoda Division rap team, Imperial Velvet, alongside Misora Ayazono and Rion Kanzaki.
Schedule
12 a.m. - 1 a.m.: Free time (Tinkering with robots/Playing video games/Watching anime/Listens to D&D podcasts)
1 a.m. - 8 a.m.: Asleep
8 a.m. - 8:30 a.m.: Freshens up
8:30 a.m. - 8:45 a.m.: Stops at tea shop for tea and pastry
8:45 a.m. - 9 a.m.: Heads to AAH
9 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.: Morning setup (Prepares coffee and goes over the schedule for the day)
9:45 a.m. - 10 a.m.: Morning brief with Misora/Small talk before day starts
10 a.m. - 12 p.m.: Work in R&D
12 p.m. - 1 p.m.: Lunch
1 p.m. - 2 p.m.: Meetings and collaboration
2 p.m. - 4 p.m.: Field testing/Lab work
4 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.: Administrative wrap-up
5:30 p.m. - 6 p.m.: Last-minute business
6 p.m. - 6:45 p.m.: Technology shop stop
6:45 p.m. - 7 p.m.: Returns home
7 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.: Freshens up
7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.: Dinner
8:30 p.m. - 9:55 p.m.: Watches BattleBots on T.V.
9:55 p.m. - 10 p.m.: Calls her parents
10 p.m. - 12 a.m.: Free time (Tinkering with robots/Playing video games/Watching anime/Listens to D&D podcasts)
Character Hashtags
Regular Hashtags
#Future is robotic
#D&D Overlord
#Engineer of endless paths
Trauma Hashtags
#Words misconstrued
#Lab left in ruins
#Rejected before I was heard
Other Info
Hobby: Playing D&D
Weakness: Frequent daydreaming
Trauma: "Because someone misunderstood my words, I was ostracized and rejected."
Twitter: @RobotTowa1111
Drinks: Occasionally
Smokes: No
Special Skill: "I'm the greatest Dungeon Master my high school, or Japan, for that matter, has ever seen!"
Intro Quote: "Welcome to my world, weary travelers. Are you prepared to embark upon... the dungeon?"
Trauma Quote: "My... my lab, my work... my robot! It's gone... it's all gone! Why... why did you do this?! Why?!"
Misora serves as the CEO and President of Ayazono Agricultural Holdings, a distinguished agricultural firm specializing in premium dairy products and exquisite wines, including their famed Bluebell Creamery dairy line and their signature Velvet Bloom Wine. Although becoming a CEO was never part of her original plan, this strong‑hearted woman's rags‑to‑riches journey, marked by both triumphs and setbacks, stands as a testament to her resilience. Today, Misora's story inspires countless young girls who dream of forging their own path with the same elegance, discipline, and unshakable will.
Aira serves as the P.A. (personal assistant) to Misora, handling everything from scheduling meetings to preparing reports, ensuring Misora's day runs with flawless precision. Despite her youthful energy and quirky habits, she is remarkably efficient, juggling calls, organizing documents, and coordinating with multiple departments without missing a beat. Her sharp memory and quick thinking make her indispensable as she approaches every task with enthusiasm, proving that even a robotics prodigy can excel in the art of keeping a CEO's empire running smoothly.
Beyond her duties as a personal assistant, Aira is also the head of Research and Development at Ayazono Agricultural Holdings, where she designs cutting‑edge robots to support Japan's agricultural future. From automated dairy systems to field‑testing prototypes, she brings her boundless creativity and engineering brilliance to every project. Her lab is her sanctuary, a place where ideas come alive, gears turn, and the future of agriculture takes shape under her skilled hands.
Rion is a high-profile action movie star, known for executing her own stunts and infusing a fierce energy into each character she portrays. Her daily routine involves transitioning from early morning workout sessions to choreography practices, followed by extended periods on set, enduring bright lights and intense demands. While she has generated considerable controversy throughout her extensive career, it's undeniable that her exhilarating fight sequences and gripping thrillers have not only established her as a familiar figure in households but also keep audiences captivated and eager for more.
