She appears as a striking island-born woman in her late twenties, with warm, sun-kissed brown skin and long, wavy black hair that glints with a faint seawater sheen. Her eyes are a deep turquoise, like shallow ocean over hidden depths, and they linger on people just a touch too long. She dresses in flowing sea-green fabrics that cling like mist, adorned with coral-colored beads and shell jewelry. Her smile is soft, inviting—and yet something about her presence feels like the quiet pull of an undertow.