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特別企画|Degup Hati Pentas-CollabOC Ruri with @Didieri

Collab OC Kamishiro Ruri with @Didieri (https://pixai.art/@didieri) 💜💗💜💗💜 Story 💗💜💗💜💗 Stage Heartbeat Sixteen years later. The main stage of Kamiyama High School’s Idol Festival shone brighter than ever. Pink-purple lights poured down from above, like countless fragments of stardust falling into the sea of people. Glow sticks swayed throughout the audience, and waves of cheering rose again and again, almost brightening the night sky itself. At the center of the stage, a young girl slowly lifted the microphone in her hand. Her name was Kamishiro Ruri. She was the daughter of Kamui Galuri and Kamishiro Ruizuki. She had long, smooth, glossy hair in a purple-pink gradient, with slightly curled tips that shimmered beneath the lights like transparent ribbons. Her stage costume blended the colors of both her parents—the calmness of deep purple and the warmth of gentle pink. The sparkling fabric moved softly with each breath, as if woven from starlight. What made it impossible to look away from her, however, were her eyes. One was gold. One was blue. The golden eye resembled her father, Ruizuki—steady, clear, and able to read every position of light on the stage. The blue eye resembled her mother, Galuri—gentle, sensitive, and filled with emotions that could move people’s hearts. When she raised her head and looked toward the audience, the crowd fell silent for one brief second. Then the cheers exploded. “Ruri—!” “Star Ruri!” “Radiance of the Stage!” Ruri heard countless voices calling her name. She smiled. That smile was bright and confident, as if she had been born to belong on stage. But no one knew that, before stepping into the spotlight, she had stood backstage with cold fingertips wrapped around her microphone. At that time, her mother, Galuri, had gently arranged the hair near her ear, moving as softly as if she were adjusting a melody. “Are you nervous?” Ruri blinked her heterochromatic eyes and tried to answer calmly. “A little.” Her father, Ruizuki, who had been standing beside them, curved his golden eyes slightly. “Your mother used to say the same thing.” Galuri immediately blushed. “Ruizuki, don’t expose me in front of our daughter.” Ruizuki’s expression remained calm, but his voice carried a faint smile. “I was only telling the truth.” Ruri looked at her parents and could not help laughing. She had heard that story ever since she was little. Long ago, on a stage bathed in the same pink-purple light, her mother had once been so nervous that she could not sing the first line. Her father had noticed, naturally taking over the melody and catching her with his voice. Later, that duet was remembered by many. Some said it was one of the most romantic stages in Kamiyama High School’s history. Others said that on that day, when pink and purple light crossed over each other, it was as if fate had written the future for two people. And now, that future was standing at the center of the stage. Her. Kamishiro Ruri. The backing track began. There was no excessive opening. No exaggerated announcement. Only a clean melody, like crystal being gently struck. Ruri closed her eyes and took a breath. Her father had taught her that, when standing on stage, the first thing she had to do was find her own center. Do not be pushed around by cheers. Do not be dragged along by the lights. Only when the heart becomes quiet can the entire stage be seen clearly. Her mother had also taught her that singing was not only about sounding beautiful. A song that could truly move people had to carry the softest part of one’s heart. So when Ruri opened her eyes, she did not rush to prove how dazzling she could be. She simply looked out at the audience, as if looking at one dream after another waiting to be comforted. The first line of her song fell into the air. Clear, gentle, yet carrying an unbelievable power to reach people. Her voice was not completely tender like Galuri’s, nor low and calm like Ruizuki’s. It was a light born from the fusion of both. Reason and emotion. Stability and fantasy. The moment she began to sing, the entire stage seemed to be wrapped in transparent light. Someone in the audience forgot to wave their glow stick. Someone widened their eyes. Someone whispered, “She really is like a star…” Ruri did not hear those words. She heard only her own heartbeat inside the melody. Before the chorus, she took one step forward. Her purple-pink hair flew with her movement, the curled ends drawing a beautiful arc. Her dance was graceful and fluid, never too forceful, yet every turn seemed to land perfectly within the light. Her close-up appeared on the large screen. Her gold and blue eyes reflected the stage lights like two stars of different colors. At that moment, the entire venue erupted in screams once more. “Ruri!” “She’s so beautiful!” “She’s the center of the stage!” Ruri lifted her microphone and sang into the chorus. This song was one she had written herself. The lyrics were about a child standing on the same stage where her parents once stood—not to repeat their light, but to find a name that belonged only to her. She was not Galuri’s shadow. Nor was she Ruizuki’s continuation. She was Ruri. A girl raised by the tenderness of pink and the calmness of purple. A girl who could turn emotions into starlight through song. Backstage, Galuri looked at her daughter on the screen, her blue eyes slightly wet. “She’s grown up.” Ruizuki stood beside her, his gaze still quiet, yet more focused than anyone else’s. “Yes.” Galuri turned to look at him. “Aren’t you nervous?” Ruizuki was silent for half a second. “I am.” Galuri froze, then laughed. “You don’t look like it at all.” Ruizuki looked at Ruri on the stage, his voice low and soft. “Because she would notice.” Galuri paused. Then she understood. Just like back then. Ruizuki always hid his own uneasiness well—not because he was never afraid, but because he wanted the people important to him to feel safe. Galuri gently held his hand. “She’ll do it.” Ruizuki held her hand back. “I know.” On stage, Ruri reached the final section of the song. The lights suddenly dimmed, leaving only one beam of pink-purple light shining on her. Standing within it, she looked like a crystal just discovered by the world. Her voice became softer. It was not a way of singing meant to show off technique. Instead, she gently placed her heart into every lyric. She remembered the way her mother had looked when teaching her how to sing. “Don’t be afraid to let others hear your heart.” She also remembered her father’s voice when he practiced stage positioning with her. “Stand steady first. Then shine.” So Ruri lifted her head. Her heterochromatic eyes glittered brightly. She sang the final lyric softly, yet it carried clearly throughout the entire venue. The music stopped. The whole hall went quiet. One second. Two seconds. Then applause and cheers rushed toward her like a sea of stars collapsing. Ruri stood at the center of the stage, breathing lightly. As she looked at the countless points of light in the audience, a warm feeling rose inside her chest. She had done it. Not as someone’s daughter. But as Kamishiro Ruri. She raised her hand, placed it gently over her heart, and bowed to the audience. The large screen captured her smile. Transparent and bright, like hope held inside crystal. Backstage, Galuri finally let a tear fall. Ruizuki raised his hand and gently wiped it away. “You’re crying.” Galuri protested softly. “The lights are just too bright.” Ruizuki looked at her, his eyes carrying a familiar smile. “Yes. The lights are too bright.” Galuri gazed at their daughter on stage, laughing and crying at the same time. “She’s really beautiful.” Ruizuki said softly, “She looks like you.” Galuri’s face warmed. “She looks like you too.” On stage, Ruri lifted her head toward the backstage area. She could not see her parents clearly, but she knew they were there. Just like many years ago, when her father had stood beside her mother. Just like now, when they stood behind her together. Ruri tightened her grip on the microphone and gave the audience a radiant smile. “Thank you, everyone.” Her voice still carried a slight tremble after singing, yet it was wonderfully bright. “I’m Kamishiro Ruri.” The audience erupted into cheers once more. Ruri’s gold and blue eyes reflected the entire sea of stars. She took a soft breath and smiled. “Please remember my name.” Pink and purple lights bloomed again. This time, the one standing in the light was no longer only a pair of lovers. It was the continuation of their love. A new star belonging to the stage. --- Italian Sedici anni dopo. Il palco principale dell’Idol Festival della Kamiyama High School brillava più che mai. Le luci rosa e viola cadevano dall’alto come innumerevoli frammenti di polvere di stelle, riversandosi sul mare di persone. I bastoncini luminosi ondeggiavano tra il pubblico, mentre le urla e gli applausi salivano a ondate, quasi capaci di illuminare il cielo notturno. Al centro del palco, una ragazza sollevò lentamente il microfono che teneva in mano. Il suo nome era Kamishiro Ruri. Era la figlia di Kamui Galuri e Kamishiro Ruizuki. Aveva lunghi capelli lisci e lucenti, sfumati dal viola al rosa, con le punte leggermente arricciate che scintillavano sotto le luci come nastri trasparenti. Il suo costume di scena fondeva i colori dei suoi genitori: la calma del viola profondo e il calore del rosa delicato. Il tessuto brillante si muoveva piano a ogni respiro, come se fosse stato intrecciato con la luce delle stelle. Ma ciò che rendeva impossibile distogliere lo sguardo da lei erano i suoi occhi. Uno era dorato. L’altro era blu. L’occhio dorato ricordava suo padre, Ruizuki: saldo, limpido, capace di leggere ogni posizione della luce sul palco. L’occhio blu ricordava sua madre, Galuri: gentile, sensibile, colmo di emozioni capaci di toccare il cuore delle persone. Quando alzò il viso verso il pubblico, la folla rimase in silenzio per un breve istante. Poi le urla esplosero. “Ruri—!” “Star Ruri!” “Lo splendore del palco!” Ruri sentì il proprio nome chiamato da innumerevoli voci. Sorrise. Quel sorriso era luminoso e sicuro, come se fosse nata per appartenere al palco. Eppure nessuno sapeva che, prima di entrare sotto i riflettori, era rimasta dietro le quinte con le dita fredde strette attorno al microfono. In quel momento, sua madre Galuri le aveva sistemato dolcemente i capelli vicino all’orecchio, con un gesto delicato come se stesse aggiustando una melodia. “Sei nervosa?” Ruri sbatté le palpebre, mostrando i suoi occhi di due colori diversi, e cercò di rispondere con calma. “Un po’.” Suo padre Ruizuki, in piedi accanto a loro, incurvò appena i suoi occhi dorati. “Anche tua madre diceva così.” Galuri arrossì subito. “Ruizuki, non mettermi in imbarazzo davanti a nostra figlia.” L’espressione di Ruizuki rimase composta, ma nella sua voce c’era un sorriso appena percettibile. “Stavo solo dicendo la verità.” Ruri guardò i suoi genitori e non riuscì a trattenere una risata. Conosceva quella storia fin da bambina. Molto tempo prima, su un palco immerso nella stessa luce rosa e viola, sua madre era stata così nervosa da non riuscire a cantare la prima frase. Suo padre se n’era accorto e aveva preso naturalmente la melodia, sostenendola con la propria voce. In seguito, quel duetto era rimasto nella memoria di molte persone. Alcuni dicevano che fosse stato uno dei momenti più romantici nella storia della Kamiyama High School. Altri dicevano che, quel giorno, quando la luce rosa e quella viola si erano intrecciate, sembrava che il destino avesse scritto il futuro per due persone. E ora, quel futuro stava in piedi al centro del palco. Lei. Kamishiro Ruri. La base musicale iniziò. Non ci fu un’apertura eccessiva. Nessun annuncio esagerato. Solo una melodia limpida, come cristallo sfiorato con delicatezza. Ruri chiuse gli occhi e inspirò. Suo padre le aveva insegnato che, quando si sta sul palco, la prima cosa da fare è trovare il proprio centro. Non lasciarti spingere dagli applausi. Non lasciarti trascinare dalle luci. Solo quando il cuore diventa quieto si può vedere chiaramente l’intero palco. Anche sua madre le aveva insegnato che cantare non significa soltanto avere una bella voce. Una canzone capace di emozionare davvero deve contenere la parte più tenera del proprio cuore. Così, quando Ruri riaprì gli occhi, non ebbe fretta di dimostrare quanto potesse brillare. Si limitò a guardare il pubblico, come se osservasse un sogno dopo l’altro in attesa di essere consolato. La prima frase della canzone cadde nell’aria. Chiara, dolce, eppure dotata di un’incredibile forza capace di raggiungere le persone. La sua voce non era completamente tenera come quella di Galuri, né bassa e calma come quella di Ruizuki. Era una luce nata dalla fusione di entrambi. Ragione ed emozione. Stabilità e sogno. Nel momento in cui iniziò a cantare, l’intero palco sembrò avvolgersi in una luce trasparente. Qualcuno tra il pubblico dimenticò di agitare il bastoncino luminoso. Qualcuno spalancò gli occhi. Qualcuno sussurrò: “Sembra davvero una stella…” Ruri non sentì quelle parole. Sentì soltanto il proprio battito dentro la melodia. Prima del ritornello, fece un passo avanti. I suoi capelli viola e rosa si sollevarono con il movimento, le punte arricciate disegnando un arco elegante. La sua danza era fluida e aggraziata, mai troppo forzata, eppure ogni giro sembrava cadere esattamente dentro la luce. Il suo primo piano apparve sul grande schermo. I suoi occhi dorato e blu riflettevano le luci del palco come due stelle di colori diversi. In quell’istante, l’intero spazio esplose di nuovo in urla. “Ruri!” “È bellissima!” “È il centro del palco!” Ruri sollevò il microfono e cantò il ritornello. Quella canzone l’aveva scritta lei. Il testo parlava di una figlia che si trovava sullo stesso palco dove un tempo erano stati i suoi genitori, non per ripetere la loro luce, ma per trovare un nome che appartenesse soltanto a lei. Non era l’ombra di Galuri. Non era nemmeno la continuazione di Ruizuki. Era Ruri. Una ragazza cresciuta con la tenerezza del rosa e la calma del viola. Una ragazza capace di trasformare i sentimenti in luce stellare attraverso il canto. Dietro le quinte, Galuri guardava sua figlia sullo schermo, con gli occhi blu leggermente lucidi. “È cresciuta.” Ruizuki era accanto a lei, lo sguardo ancora quieto, ma più concentrato di chiunque altro. “Sì.” Galuri si voltò verso di lui. “Non sei nervoso?” Ruizuki rimase in silenzio per mezzo secondo. “Lo sono.” Galuri si bloccò, poi rise. “Non sembra affatto.” Ruizuki guardò Ruri sul palco, con voce bassa e dolce. “Perché lei se ne accorgerebbe.” Galuri restò immobile per un istante. Poi capì. Proprio come allora. Ruizuki nascondeva sempre bene la propria inquietudine, non perché non avesse mai paura, ma perché voleva che le persone importanti per lui si sentissero al sicuro. Galuri gli prese dolcemente la mano. “Ce la farà.” Ruizuki ricambiò la stretta. “Lo so.” Sul palco, Ruri arrivò all’ultima parte della canzone. Le luci si abbassarono all’improvviso, lasciando solo un fascio rosa e viola su di lei. In quella luce, sembrava un cristallo appena scoperto dal mondo. La sua voce si fece più morbida. Non era un modo di cantare pensato per mostrare tecnica. Era il gesto di posare delicatamente il proprio cuore dentro ogni parola. Ricordò sua madre mentre le insegnava a cantare. “Non avere paura di far sentire agli altri il tuo cuore.” Ricordò anche la voce di suo padre mentre provava con lei le posizioni sul palco. “Prima resta salda. Poi brilla.” Così Ruri sollevò il viso. I suoi occhi di due colori diversi scintillarono. Cantò l’ultima frase con dolcezza, ma la sua voce arrivò chiaramente in tutto il luogo. La musica si fermò. La sala intera tacque. Un secondo. Due secondi. Poi applausi e urla le piombarono addosso come un mare di stelle che crollava. Ruri rimase al centro del palco, respirando piano. Guardando gli infiniti punti di luce tra il pubblico, sentì un calore salirle nel petto. Ce l’aveva fatta. Non come figlia di qualcuno. Ma come Kamishiro Ruri. Alzò la mano, la posò delicatamente sul petto e fece un inchino al pubblico. Il grande schermo catturò il suo sorriso. Trasparente e luminoso, come speranza custodita dentro un cristallo. Dietro le quinte, Galuri lasciò finalmente cadere una lacrima. Ruizuki sollevò la mano e gliela asciugò con dolcezza. “Stai piangendo.” Galuri protestò a bassa voce. “Sono solo le luci troppo forti.” Ruizuki la guardò, con un sorriso familiare negli occhi. “Sì. Le luci sono troppo forti.” Galuri guardò la figlia sul palco, ridendo e piangendo allo stesso tempo. “È davvero bellissima.” Ruizuki disse piano: “Ti somiglia.” Il viso di Galuri si scaldò. “Somiglia anche a te.” Sul palco, Ruri sollevò lo sguardo verso la zona dietro le quinte. Non riusciva a vedere chiaramente i suoi genitori, ma sapeva che erano lì. Proprio come molti anni prima, quando suo padre era rimasto accanto a sua madre. Proprio come ora, mentre entrambi stavano insieme dietro di lei. Ruri strinse il microfono e rivolse al pubblico un sorriso radioso. “Grazie a tutti.” La sua voce tremava ancora leggermente dopo il canto, ma era luminosa. “Io sono Kamishiro Ruri.” Il pubblico esplose di nuovo in grida. Gli occhi dorato e blu di Ruri riflettevano l’intero mare di stelle. Inspirò piano e sorrise. “Per favore, ricordate il mio nome.” Le luci rosa e viola fiorirono di nuovo. Questa volta, chi stava sotto quella luce non era più soltanto una coppia di innamorati. Era la continuazione del loro amore. Una nuova stella appartenente al palco. 💜💗💜💗💜 OC information 💗💜💗💜💗 🌸 Character Profile|Kamishiro Ruri (神代琉璃 / Megurine Ruri) Basic Information Name: Ruri Gender: Female Age: 16 Identity: Idol trainee / rising stage star School: Kamiyama High School, First Year Appearance Eyes: Heterochromatic—one gold, one blue, shining like starlight. Hair: Purple-pink gradient, smooth and glossy, with slightly curled tips. Outfit Style: Stage costumes blend her parents’ traits—Ruizuki’s calm purple tones and Galuri’s gentle pink hues. She often wears light, sparkling idol outfits. Personality On Stage: Confident and radiant, instantly capturing the audience’s attention. Off Stage: Gentle and sensitive, inheriting her mother’s emotional depth, always supportive of friends. Traits: A balance of her father’s calm judgment and her mother’s warmth and empathy. Skills Singing: Clear and emotional, capable of moving hearts. Dance: Graceful and fluid, with a magical stage presence. Instruments: Piano (from her father), violin (inspired by her mother). Songwriting: Loves writing lyrics to express her inner feelings. Stage Impression Role: The “core of light” in an idol group, her heterochromatic eyes and aura make her the focal point. Atmosphere: Transparent and radiant like crystal, bringing hope and warmth. Nicknames: Star Ruri, Radiance of the Stage. Family Influence Father Kamishiro Ruizuki: Taught her how to remain calm and reliable on stage. Mother Kamui Galuri: Taught her how to convey emotions through singing, filling the stage with tenderness. Combined Legacy: She embodies the fusion of reason × emotion, stable yet dreamlike on stage.

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