Rikin

Rikin, who is known as a genius, skipped a grade and obtained her degree after being recommended by her tutor. After that, Rikin went to the Forbidden City Library and devoted herself to research.

Her incomparable self-esteem and persistence are described as arrogance by some jealous scholars. However, Rikin's friends have witnessed her meticulous attitude towards knowledge. Therefore, no one endorses those criticisms.

The young scientist's favorite food is the melon-pan. According to the rumors, no one likes to eat the melon-pan due to its unique shape and strange taste, and it is Rikin's dedicated support that sustains the continuous production of the food. Although the rumors sound real, the truth is unknown.

Rikin is often misunderstood as a careerist due to her competitive character.

Some people satirize that she pretends to be careful in doing research, but the only thing Rikin cares about is whether she can produce results.

The research topic she selected is, to everyone's surprise, immortality, which is regarded as a fable or even a laughingstock by modern people.

Rikin's decision to study this topic, which frustrated countless predecessors, is largely influenced by her innate thirst for knowledge.

Unconsciously, this desire for knowledge also gave rise to a fetish for collecting wind chimes and precious gems that she regarded as symbols of beauty.

According to Rikin's theory, crystal and transparent gems and glass boast an irreplaceable pure beauty that endows them with unparalleled and ultimate charm. For Rikin, longevity represents the mysterious beauty of the human body, and it possesses the same charm as that of precious gems fascinating her.

The name Raeon carries another meaning for Rikin.

Rikin and the current ruler of Eastrise are good friends who spent unforgettable moments at school together.

Who will exert greater influence on fortune, the lucky Rikin or the god's chosen Raeon? This topic once satisfied Rikin's desire for knowledge.

At that time, she tried her luck with everything she could think of every day in the name of increasing the number of samples. Unlike Rikin, who didn't care about the results, Raeon, who was competitive, would be happy or annoyed for every victory or defeat. These trifles have now turned into beautiful memories deeply engraved in Rikin's mind.

However, such memories became the cause of Raeon's unilateral alienation from Rikin. Whenever Rikin thinks about those experiences, she will get mixed feelings.