Naruka Minami<br/><br/>Character Sheet Link (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TdNnsaXV2pD9x-HY3VD1ECsnfAedBfxHI3wC1U5lnac/edit?usp=sharing)<br/><br/>Naruka considered herself many things: an engineer, a skeptic, a hard worker, a woman in a hard science field that was often filled to the brim with many,<em>many</em>nerdy men. What she did<em>not</em>consider herself was 'fun.' Or 'exciting.' Or, for that matter, the 'life of the party.' She had worked damn hard to get her scholarship to the university and worked doubly hard to earn this internship. She was going to get her degree in electrical engineering with a 4.0 GPA even if it killed her. She had more important things to worry about than attending whatever get-togethers were planned by her peers. Karaoke and drinks could wait until AFTER she graduated.<br/><br/>The fact that nobody seemed to invite her out for a girl's night out (or heaven forbid a<em>date</em>) did not trouble her in the slightest. Absolutely not. Anybody who said otherwise was lying.<br/><br/>That didn't mean she wasn't popular in her own weird way. A lot of her fellow students pestered her for help whenever they needed help studying or on homework for whichever engineering project they were working on. Her knack for tinkering with electronics and never getting shocked had earned her the ironic<em>nom de guerre</em>'Narukami,' which she found only mildly annoying. Mostly because she'd long since relegated things like gods, spirits, and sorcery to the realm of middle-school delusions, occult weirdos, and<em>isekai</em>novelists. All of whom could be grouped under the sub-heading of 'morons' and neatly filed away.<br/><br/>Naruka was a woman of science, reason, and logic. Magic wasn't real.<br/><br/>Right?