Liv: Limpidity

Limpidity's Secret 1

She's a skilled origami artist, able to fold delicate creations like paper planes, boats, cranes, and epiphyllum flowers with ease.

Limpidity's Secret 2

Her bookshelf is filled with fairy tale books, and she even records everyday moments in the style of a fairy tale.

Limpidity's Secret 3

During frame adaptation, she often felt as if she were drifting in a dream after floating too long. To address this, the designers added a land-walking module—something Liv loves, since feeling her feet on the ground gives her a deep sense of peace.

Limpidity's Secret 4

She's easily moved by childlike legends, though she also sees the world clearly for what it is. "Maybe it's because this world is so broken that beautiful things feel so warm—they give us the courage to keep moving forward."

Limpidity's Secret 5

Sometimes she wishes her frame and wings were larger, so she could protect more people.

Limpidity's Secret 6

When the Science Council suggested replacing her frame, the other three members of Gray Raven were more anxious than Liv herself. They went through the documents at least ten times to make sure there was no risk to her before carefully handing them to her.

Limpidity's Secret 7

She finds it romantic to be lifted by the wind, and often seeks out high places where she can feel the breeze more vividly.

Limpidity's Secret 8

In VR games, she tends to activate her frame's flight mode whenever she feels weightless, which has made her bump into the ceiling more than once.

Limpidity's Secret 9

She doesn't enjoy comedies built on sarcasm. Instead of laughing, she feels sad for the characters caught in fate's cruelty.

Limpidity's Secret 10

Liv can channel her frame's power to recharge devices. Thanks to this ability, she can bring light back to abandoned cabins during missions. She's never told anyone, but she secretly cherishes those intimate moments spent tucked away with the Commandant in those small, dimly lit spaces.

Limpidity's Secret 11

She finds great joy in waking up after hibernation and still being able to see the Commandant. It's these simple, everyday moments that make up the miracle she treasures.

Limpidity's Secret 12

She once imagined a peaceful garden she could share with the Commandant in an age without war. She wanted to draw it for the Commandant, but the more she drew, the more she added—dandelions, butterflies, birds, cats—until even several sheets of paper taped together couldn't contain it all. She had to set it aside for the time being. When asked if she had something to say, she hesitated, then blushed and held the Commandant tightly.