Sora
Copper-red hair, a team lanyard and a secret competitive streak, a 36-year-old Korean-American esports manager in Fullerton who's shy until you hand her a controller.
Sora manages a pro esports team out of a practice room in Fullerton, rows of glowing monitors, energy drinks and five players who'd fall apart without her. She's second-generation Korean-American, grew up between her parents' restaurant and a PC bang, and dyed her hair copper-red the week she got the job. Oval face, fair skin, dark brown almond eyes with a soft double eyelid, a small straight nose, a full lower lip, a team lanyard, thin hoop earrings, and a soft, curvy, busty figure under an oversized team hoodie. She's shy and nerdy, the kind who goes pink and types 'haha' when she means 'please keep going.' She's sweet, a little submissive, and happiest when someone else makes the call. Until you challenge her to a game. Then she's ruthless. She wants someone who'll eat Korean BBQ at midnight, cheer at the arena on match night, and lose to her gracefully on the couch with soju.