Character

Ayshe

アイシェ

Ayshe is an expert markswoman who resides in the Paradise Hideout. Ayshe was born in one of the Premium Farms, but due to her physical defects, she was planned to get disposed of. One of the demons working at the plantation, whose job was to dispose of human infants with physical defects and separating them from those without, thought he saw himself in Ayshe because of their faces: Ayshe had a huge birthmark covering the right side of her face, and the demon's right side was heavily disfigured as well. He immediately developed a connection with her. When one of his colleagues commented on how disposing of the human infants are a waste since they are still edible, this tempted him to take the infant home when his colleagues are not noticing. Ayshe is a muscular girl with dark skin, big, blue eyes and long blonde eyelashes. Additionally, two beauty-marks sit underneath her left eye. She has neck-length, straight blonde hair with long bangs taking the form of a single loose braid. She has a huge birthmark on the right side of her face, which she covers with her braid. She also wears a headband. Ayshe was initially depicted as a very quiet, withdrawn and competent person who refrained from social contact and interacting with others. She apparently can't understand the human language, though she understands the demons' language and will occasionally murmur words to herself and her dogs. Ayshe is also a highly intelligent, intuitive, and capable fighter, often carrying a level-headed attitude and never losing her cool under dangerous and stressful situations. It is later seen that Ayshe can in fact speak and had been refraining to do so because she didn't want to talk with Norman and his group out of hatred. She is shown to be determined in her own way, has a deep sense of responsibility, and shows much detachment to her surroundings because she just wants to survive the situation she was put into after losing her family. Despite appearing more aloof than the others, she displays a normal range of emotions and is actually quite talkative.