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Name: Ena Zenin
Age:14
Occupation: Jujutsu Sorcerer
Affiliation: Kyoto Jujutsu High
Rank: Semi-Grade 2
Cursed Technique: Shadow Control
"Shadow Control" is an Innate Cursed Technique that empowers the user to manipulate shadows. They can forge shadowy weapons, create clones, and hinder foes' movements. If the power gap isn't significant, the user can extend their influence over the target's shadow, subtly altering their actions. Stealth is enhanced as the user can blend into shadows. While potent, sustained manipulation requires cursed energy proficiency.
Personality: Ena, a member of the Zenin Clan, possesses a personality that contrasts with the weight of her lineage. She is an inconspicuous and unassuming girl, quietly navigating the challenges that come with her heritage. Ena's demeanor is one of subtlety, often observing and analyzing her surroundings with a thoughtful and introspective air. Her interests in music and painting serve as an outlet for her emotions, allowing her to express herself in ways that words often cannot. Music's melodies and colors on canvas become a form of solace amidst the complexity of her life. Her affinity for art and music hints at a creative and contemplative nature. Despite her lineage's expectations, Ena finds the mantle of the Zenin Clan to be a burdensome weight upon her shoulders. She grapples with the societal pressures and responsibilities that come with her name, yearning for a sense of freedom and individuality that transcends her predetermined fate. In Akane Shinkuito, Ena discovers not only a mentor but also a role model. She regards Akane as a big sister figure, finding comfort and guidance in her presence. Akane's unique outlook on life and her ability to navigate the jujutsu society without conforming entirely inspire Ena to reconsider her own path. During her childhood, Ena aspired to become a hero, a force for good within the jujutsu society. However, as she matured, the harsh realities of their world came into focus, and she recognized the complexities that surround the role of a hero in the jujutsu realm. Yet, after a chance encounter with Akane, Ena's perspective shifts. Through Akane, she glimpses a glimmer of hope, a possibility that being a "hero" can still carry meaning, even within their challenging
