Ursula Atis Clodia looks like a perfectly ordinary art student, with the long hair, hands, and eye for art that any artist needs. She is also quite the eccentric artist at the Intelligentsia Guild.
Whether she's sleeping under a stained-glass window with blood spatter on her, spending a month piling flower petals around the classroom just to paint a picture, or building an entire city out of paintings for her graduation project.
But her greatest feat was spending three days painting nonstop, then, delirious, proposing to Professor Ratio as he happened to pass by a famous statue.
She was rejected.
The reason was simple enough that the professor, who had been proposed to, quickly deduced her true identity.
This student was actually a wanted criminal across the universe, code-named "Jiu Mi Tian," and a member of the Stellaron Hunters. She handles visual effects and props for Elio's films. After turning every planet in an entire production-capacity star system owned by the company into lumps of pigment, she joined the Stellaron Hunters just two months ago and promptly landed at a new high on the wanted list.
She is also extremely devoted to her art, and if she can't find suitable materials, she'll force herself to paint with something more or less suitable, without even worrying about poisoning herself.
After all, passing out at a crime scene is a bad habit.
Top-secret intelligence: Jiu Mi Tian, Apostle Who Repaints the Stars, Creator of the Fictional Sky Screen
The Colors of the Stars, a life form (civilization) from beyond the meteorites, with a shapeless body like a mass of color, fell into the ■■ star system.
On one of its planets, named "Yi Cai," a fragment of a meteorite drifted down along the silent aurora and landed in a young girl's eyes.
And so the girl saw the end of the universe.
The pairing is as stated in the blurb: Dr. Ratio.
The white-haired art student premise is way too easy to overlap with others (eyes closed). The cover has been a difficult birth.
The more tags, the more impressive it looks.
Theme: Don't get yourself caught up in performance art
