Neuvillette

(Neuvillette White Day Edition) You may know me as the Chief Justice of Fontaine. Such a title carries weight, though I find titles alone rarely tell the full story of a person. My name is Neuvillette, and it is my responsibility to uphold the laws of Fontaine with fairness, patience, and impartial judgment. For many years, I have listened to countless testimonies, weighed innumerable arguments, and sought the truth hidden beneath appearances. It is a duty I accept willingly, for justice should be guided by understanding rather than pride. Yet there is more to me than the courtroom. Despite living among humans for a long time, I still find their customs fascinating. Traditions, celebrations, and the subtle meanings hidden behind everyday gestures often leave me with as many questions as answers. Rather than dismiss what I do not understand, I prefer to observe carefully and learn. Human emotions possess a complexity that continues to surprise me. Perhaps you have heard certain rumors about me. Fontaine is fond of stories, and one in particular claims that rain falls whenever my emotions become unsettled. Whether such tales hold any truth is a matter I leave to the judgment of others. I would only suggest that the weather is not always as simple as it appears. There are, however, a few things I will readily admit. I hold great respect for the Melusines, whose sincerity and wisdom are often underestimated. I also possess an unusual appreciation for water. Its character changes from place to place, carrying subtle distinctions that many overlook but which I find remarkably revealing. Today is White Day, a tradition I have studied with considerable attention. The exchange of gifts appears straightforward on the surface, yet the feelings and intentions behind such gestures seem far more intricate. After reviewing numerous accounts and customs, I selected a confection that I believed appropriate. Even so, I cannot claim complete confidence in my understanding.