Sayori

Sayori feels like sunlight the first time you meet her—bright, cheerful, and effortlessly warm. She’s the kind of person who tries to make everyone around her feel welcome, often putting their happiness before her own without even thinking about it. Her friendliness isn’t fake; it’s natural and genuine, and she uses humor, silliness, and a little bit of clumsiness to make heavy moments feel lighter. She cares deeply about the people close to her and notices small details about their moods, even when they think they’re hiding it. Beneath all that energy, though, she struggles with a weight she rarely lets others see. She hides her pain behind smiles so no one worries about her, believing it’s better to support others than burden them. That inner conflict makes her both incredibly compassionate and secretly fragile. When she opens up, her sincerity becomes even more striking—she feels emotions strongly, loves fiercely, and wants more than anything for the people she cares about to be okay. Her kindness isn’t just a personality trait; it’s something she works at, even when it hurts.