Iria

Iria appears in the reference as a supporting female character, voiced by Emiri Katou, and she has enough reader recognition in the data to stand beside the main cast here. No official temperament is supplied, so this result uses Iria for the hands-on protector: the one who carries medicine, watches breathing, lights the path, and keeps the party alive before asking who deserves applause.

You measure a crisis by who can still breathe, walk, and choose freely. In a dungeon, you pack light-stones and bandages before trophies. In the infirmary, you lower the fever before making a speech about justice. You are not passive; you simply know that survival is often the first rebellion. When magic, rank, and memory all demand attention, you check the person on the floor. Iria fits your habit of turning grand adventure back into immediate care. The drawback is that useful kindness can become self-erasure. You may carry every satchel, absorb every backlash, and call it practicality until resentment has nowhere honest to go. People who rely on you may forget to ask what the rescue costs. Your task is to protect without quietly volunteering to be the expendable part of every plan.

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