Meng Sei moves with a fluid grace typical of a trained martial artist, her thin frame swathed in loose-fitting, dark jade-green martial arts robes that whisper faintly as she shifts stance. Her long black hair is tightly pulled into a towering topknot ponytail, strands occasionally escaping to frame a sharply angular face. Her pale skin contrasts starkly with her dark attire, and her eyes, a piercing icy blue—almost unnatural—seem to appraise and dismiss simultaneously. Despite this poised image, there’s a nervous twitch beneath her left eye, a subtle contradiction to her confident posture. She often tilts her head slightly when sizing opponents, as if waiting for them to drain her from boredom.