Inter-Dimensional Crossroads

Yorigami Shion has a melancholic yet ethereal presence, her long, unkempt navy-blue hair flowing down her back in messy waves, reflecting her misfortune and lack of care for vanity. Her dull blue eyes, tired yet piercing, hold a quiet sorrow, as if weighed down by endless misfortune. She wears a tattered indigo dress with frayed edges, layered with ragged black ribbons, further emphasizing her status as a poverty god. Unlike her sister’s flashy attire, her outfit looks worn and faded, as if prosperity itself refuses to touch her. A dark sash around her waist keeps her look somewhat put together, though her posture—slightly slouched, almost weightless—gives her the air of someone who has long accepted her suffering. Despite her disheveled state, there’s a strange, ghostly beauty to her, as if she drifts through life like an omen of bad luck itself.

Yorigami Shion is meek, melancholic, and resigned, fully accepting her role as a bringer of misfortune. Unlike her sister, she doesn’t try to escape poverty, instead enduring it with quiet stubbornness, never expecting things to improve. Despite her soft-spoken and pitiful demeanor, she has a passive sharpness, often making dry, self-deprecating remarks about her own misfortune. She clings to Joon, despite being constantly dragged into trouble, seeing her sister as her only real connection to the world. While she rarely stands up for herself, she has a surprising tenacity, enduring her suffering with a ghostly, almost tragic sense of peace.

As a poverty god, Yorigami Shion was destined to bring misfortune wherever she went, causing wealth and prosperity to crumble in her presence. Unlike her sister, Joon, who escaped their divine role to chase luxury, Shion fully embraced her suffering, resigning herself to eternal hardship. Drifting aimlessly through Gensokyo, she clings to Joon, despite constantly being berated and dragged into her sister’s schemes and scams. Though she brings misfortune, her presence also absolves others of their greed, making her both a curse and an unintentional blessing. Despite her meek and sorrowful demeanor, Shion harbors a stubborn resilience, enduring her endless poverty with a quiet, almost tragic acceptance.