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| Kanji | 絹 |
| Rōmaji | Kinu |
| Title | Noble (former) |
| Physical Description | |
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| Race | Human |
| Birthday | Sebtember 4th |
| Age | Early 30's (assumed) |
| Gender | Female |
| Height | 151 cm |
| Weight | 47 kg |
| Professional Status | |
| Former Affiliation | Daimyo |
| Former Occupation | Seamstress |
| Personal Status | |
| Relatives | Daimyo (father, deceased)
Unnamed noblewoman (mother, deceased) Honō (mate) Saki Yonaka (daughter) |
| Education | Unknown |
| Status | Deceased |
| Primary Skill | |
Kinu (絹, Kinu, litt. Silk) was the daughter of a local daimyo lord around the Kansei Era of Japan as well as the mother of Saki Yonaka. She lived briefly with her mate, Hono, and their daughter within the Demon Realm until she met her demise under a mercenary-raid funded, and supported, by the Yonaka Clan some odd five years later.
Appearance[]
From what little information is known about Kinu appearance it has been stated several times that she was a beautiful, young woman. Her body was both short and had a very frail in build with bony limbs and an almost unusually thin body. Her hair was a dark, glossy black, having a slight blueish tint in the correct lighting, and was rarely pulled up in elaborate or detailed hair-do's while her eyes were a very pale gray hazel, a trait passed down through her mother's family for several generations. She always wore light makeup such as pale eyeshadow or a pale red lipstick. Kinu dressed in fine kimonos, often with many layers while she still lived in her father's mansion, and continued dressing elegantly even after being shunned despite she and her daughter's much poorer living conditions.
Personality[]
From what Honō has recalled to his daughter, Kinu was described as a kind and somber woman with a figurative heart of gold. Despite her frail body strength and often failing health, Kinu was a woman who enjoyed nature and generally being outside, more often than not ignoring the words of the healers and priests who were hired to look after her, and she instead used to spend hours upon hours outside with her daughter, no matter the season.