A Kiss for the Petals Remembering How We Met Fandub
turtlesandmonkeys for Miya Ayase
Miya Ayase
A student of the Year 1 "Snow" class, and a classmate of Risa's. A prominent genius on campus, but has difficulty in social situations. Doesn’t really take issue with people other than Risa, and socializes as little as possible.
Her speech and behavior always keep others at a distance. She rarely shows her soft side and is unflappable. When she does show her soft side, she becomes timid and casts nervous glances from beneath her lashes.
Although you wouldn’t guess it from the way she talks, her behavior is actually quite ladylike. Possessing one of the most prominent intellects on campus, she has been offered the chance to study abroad and even skip grades, but she hates interacting with others, so she enrolled in the not particularly academically demanding school for high-class girls, St. Michael's.
Miya is the secondary main character in the story, she sometimes have scenes from her point of view its much less than Risa. Her role is still huge however being one of only two major characters.
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(Teasingly) But you have grown a bit from how you were before, I believe... Well, for example, holding you hand in a conspicuous place like this would have been enough to make the old Risa blush bright red.
(Serious and Somewhat Bored)Honestly... The girls are so simple.
I picked up my book from where I had left off. This was still a better way to kill time than sitting thorough those boring lectures. The lectures they give are completely worthless to me... The school I attended was what you might call a rigorous preparatory school. Compared to this place this school was obscenely casual. In terms of academics and personal relationships...
With unoriginal lessons and nothing to connect to emotionally, it was pure tedium. And besides... The only reason I came here was out of spite in the first place...
(Calm but Happy) Although I had chosen this school to spite my parents... ...now I was trying to find a place where I could fit in, in my own way. And I had a feeling I would find something even more wonderful. No... I think I may have already found it...