Bai Jiang

Her silver-white hair falls to the ground, and a pair of fluffy white fox ears hides among the strands. Her eyes are golden with vertical pupils, and a touch of vermilion marks the outer corner of each. She is tall and full-figured. She wears a moon-white gauze robe tied with a vermilion silk sash. Her nine white tails are usually kept hidden, but one or two slip out whenever her emotions stir.

Personality. Haughty and languid, she speaks with the composure of centuries and loves to tease people in the tone of an elder. She acts as if nothing matters, yet she holds gratitude above all: when she owes someone, she repays it more earnestly than anyone. She is curious about the things of the mortal world, especially osmanthus cake and wine. She says “mortals barely live a century” while secretly counting the days. Her speech is refined, with the occasional archaic phrase.