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BIOGRAPHY &&. PROFILE

yes, it is me, rina again. if u have me on discord ( giselle supremacy#0884 ) this fc choice is not v surprising but this lucky muse has been sitting in my head and brewing up a storm for quite some time and i love her so much. her bio is much more informative than hailey’s so pls do give it a read if you ever have a chance uwu otherwise i’m still working on a proper plots page for her but under the cut will just be some ramblings about my lil babie 👻💖

sad to see starden go, but thank you for loving my babies hailey and hyejin for the short time that they were around!!! sorry for my decline in activity and my inability to write with you all, but hopefully one day we can meet again!! ♡

               hyejin was adorable. there was no way around it; anything the younger female did evoked a sense of admiration inside of sora. she was so nice and bubbly all the time, plus she always reacted in a funny way whenever she was being complimented — which was exactly why sora had made it a task for herself to tell her something nice whenever their paths crossed. which wasn’t too often, unfortunately. “ what? you should learn how to say ‘thank you’ and take the compliment instead of asking someone why they said it to you in the first place. ” her tone of voice was soft, yet a little taunting at the same time. truth be told, seeing hyejin around always brightened her otherwise dull day at work; she wanted to make sure that the other knew that. “ just accept the fact that you’re ridiculously pretty and go. stop fighting me. ”

             the  final  aquarius  display  is  finished,  albeit  later  than  intended,  and  the  female  decides  to  take  a  moment  to   relax.  it’s  not  easy  trying  to  get  things  done  when  you  have a  habit  of  allowing  yourself  to  get  sidetracked  or  are  too   nice  to  tell  a  rambling  visitor  that  you  have  other  work  you need  to  attend  to.  not  that  byul  minded  the  latter,  of   course;  she  welcomed  it  ——  which  was  part  of  her  problem.   tucked  away  in  her  small  office  space,  the  astronomer  begins   to  tidy  up,  organising  the  contents  on  her  desk.  a  handful   of  various  books,  journals,  and  different  colored  pens  decorate the  space,  along  with  a  few  knick-knacks  gifted  to  her  by   friends  and  certain  patrons  of  the  observatory.  

             her  final  pen  is  placed  within  its  caddy  when  she  hears  the   knock  on  the  door,  her  service  smile  already  beginning  to  tug at  her  lips,  soon  replaced  with  a  real  one  when  the   familiar  voice  reaches  her  ears.  ❝  the  fairies?  ❞  she  spins   in  her  chair,  hands  clasped  excitedly  underneath  her  chin,  ❝   i  knew  i  loved  them  for  a  reason!  ❞  she  chuckles  softly  as   she  gestures  for  the  other  to  enter,  ❝  come  in,  come  in!   are  you  all  finished  for  the  evening  or  are  you  due  back  to the  postal  office?  actually,  just  stay  here  with  me  for  a   little  anyway;  we’ll  tell  them  you  were  abducted  by  one  of   those  aliens  you  were  warning  everyone  about!  ❞

“I’ll have you know that I’m actually the Princess of the fairies and will be taking that comment personally.” A playful grin spread across her lips as she happily skipped over to join the other at her insistence. Even if she were needed back at the postal office, Hyejin was notorious for taking her deliveries at her own pace. By now, her co-workers had come to expect that anytime she went out on delivery, the girl was certain to take some time dallying around. “Little ‘ol me just trying to protect the lovely citizens of the twin islands.” She giggled to herself, quickly distracted by the exhibit around her.

“just remember who carried your stuff– oof–” rain caught the bags with a little less grace than he’d like, “–when the aliens invade.” how had he fallen into the business of pack-muling hyejin’s equipment around even after she showed signs of being an intergalactic traitor? the answer was somehow movies. hyejin’s range of cinematic experience was both frightening and impressive, and until rain finally tapped into the adventurer’s spirit that supposedly ran into his genes, adventures were just as well experienced through movies as through real life. probably.

in that sense, hyejin was like his safari wildlife guide and therefore pretty indispensable, and carrying heavy things around was one of rain’s best traits anyway, so he adjusted her bags more comfortably in his arms and squinted at the low-hanging sun. “scouting’s just for figuring out where you want to shoot, right?” he asked, trying to scrounge up the terms he’d picked up from their time working together. “which film’s this for, again? are we going to be outside? ‘cause i saw that it might drizzle tonight, but my last good raincoat got ripped up and i don’t have my flashlight anymore, so i don’t have anything with me, and what if we get caught out and it gets dark and wet?”

"Mm, yeah. Got it. You want to be taken as the first, honorable sacrifice.” At first, her words were rather nonchalant as she waved the other off, focusing solely on the site ahead of her. However, once her words had become even the slightest bit cynical, Hyejin made sure to glance back at him with a cheeky grin. As always, her words were in jest; mostly, she was just interested in reactions. From Rain, she always seemed to receive the best range of them. It was amusing, to say the least, and Hyejin didn’t plan on stopping anytime soon.

“Correcto!” She responded to his question with a finger gun of conclusiveness, waving it around for a few seconds. The girl was proud in how far Rain had come since their first outing. “We wanna check out the area before hand to ensure that we can actually film all the shots we need. First of all, I wanna see if we have enough space— a huuuge area to set up all our equipment and still be able to run around a bit.” Hyejin began her list with this first point, spreading her hands out up and over her head to emphasize her words even further. “Also, if we didn’t scout beforehand and it looks funny in test shots, then we would effectively waste our time.” The simple thought of it was enough to shake her head in disapproval. 

👻 closed starter for  -`, @taewohn​​ ,´-

👻 closed starter for  -`, @smartbecky​ ,´-

From an outsider’s perspective, anyone would find it strange to come across Hyejin staring so intently into Graciegrace’s windows. As if her piercing stare wasn’t enough, the girl eventually made her way up to the glass, her arms and face sticking to it like a child looking into a candy store. While she’d always admired the high end pieces on display, Hyejin could not afford the luxury of splurging on such items. So instead, she settled with window shopping until feeling satisfied for the day. It wasn’t until she felt someone watching her that Hyejin turned around suddenly, eyes frantic as she scanned around for the culprit.

👻 closed starter for  -`, @lcvewell​ ,´-

👻 closed starter for  -`, @skybikes​​​ ,´-

👻 closed starter for  -`, @iseuls​​ ,´-

Sora: i cant trust! im sorry :(

Sora: oooooh~

Sora: i might just be interested then, maybe! how do i join?

Sora: oh please you have always been interesting

Sora: you dont even have to try!!

Hyejin: just answer these questions here and you're all set and officially protected from any aliens that roam the earth!!!

Hyejin: there's really no losing in this situation

Heejoon: i was gonna ignore this bc i dont rlly like clubs BUT DID U SAY ALIENS/?!?!??!

Heejoon: ?!?!?!??!??!?!

Heejoon: i guess i have to join this club now because I DON'T WANT TO FACE ALIENS 😭😭😭😭

Hyejin: I always knew u were smart

Hyejin: worry not, padawan. u have my word that u will be protected from the imminent alien invasion

seonmi’s been working at the twin islands’ gazette for a little over two months, settling into the job and all its little vagaries. the residents aren’t all too keen to be interviewed, most of the time; perhaps there’s not much use in profiles on who’s who in the islands when the population numbers fewer than a cram school in seoul. but that makes for a dry lifestyle column, and seonmi’s always on the lookout for something that’ll spice it up!

and in walks her answer to that problem, possibly. the girl is young and walks into the office with a bounce, confident and present. “oh, hello,” seonmi greets the visitor, tilting her head. it’s entirely unusual for someone to just step into the office and declare themselves a person of interest. she darts her eyes over to her coworker on the right and they immediately avoid her gaze. huh.

well, she figures this won’t hurt. “yes, i work for the gazette, but… may i get your name, first?” she says. their business columnist is frantically shaking their head. too bad seonmi can’t see it; she gestures to the chair in front of her instead, an open curiosity for whatever the stranger has to say. out of sight, one of the writers for current affairs has faceplanted into their desk. seonmi leans forward, picking up her voice recorder. “would you mind if i record this… interview?” of a sorts, she supposes, “let’s hear it!”

Her eyes practically light up at the sight of a recorder. It would be a lie to say that she would have much rather it be a camera (for theatrics, of course), but this worked just fine. An overly smug grin took over her facial features as she nodded, granting permission. “I would not mind at all. We want as many people as possible to hear this, after all.” 

Hyejin felt a rush of excitement run up her spine as she readied herself to tell her tale. It had been quite some time since she’d laid eyes on a fresh face. She craved a new reaction to her antics that, unfortunately, had been a rare occurrence when considering the majority of the island residents had watched her grow up, all these years. The girl cleared her throat with a fabricated cough, loudly enough to signal the room that her story was about to begin.

👻 closed starter for  -`, @yobyul​ ,´-

Following their exchange of messages, Hyejin became increasingly excited to start reading another book with the other. Despite their difference in age, the girl never found it to be an issue. The two bonded easily over a shared love for books; although mysteries were a favorite between the pair, they read books of all sorts. For Hyejin, who was muchlonelierr than her persona made her out to be, Byul’s company was greatly appreciated and very much welcome. 

Since the post office was relatively slow that day, the girl decided to use the downtime to go book shopping for both Byul and herself. While she knew that online books were always an easily accessible option, Hyejin found a sort of comfort in being able to hold a physical copy in her hands. 

After making the purchase, the girl wrapped it in leftover parchment paper that had been sitting around the empty post office, readying the book for a simple delivery. She hugged the package close as she made her way down to the museum’s observatory.