Shiori Shiomiya

Shiori Shiomiya is a very shy and reticent bibliophile from Maijima Private High School who is the fourth capture target in the series and the host of the goddess Minerva. Shiori wears usually the Maijima High uniform. At home though, Shiori wears a white shirt with a sweater over it. She also wears a lower-thigh long skirt with knee-length tights under. She is always seen with small ribbons on the side of her head. She has dark straight hair that goes to her shoulders with ribbons on the side. She has light tanned skin with light grey eyes with a darkish outline. Shiori's height is that of a very petite person. She is, or course, shorter than Keima Katsuragi and a fair amount of other characters. Before Shiori's loose soul was captured, she had trouble speaking (as she can't compile her thoughts and speak what she thinks) and rarely did so. When trying to speak to another she tends to waste time thinking to herself and then become flustered and stumble upon her words. Shiori longed to be able to express herself, but was too self-conscious to do so. Shiori has an immense respect and interest for books. Though she has trouble speaking, Shiori defended her books when Keima Katsuragi insulted them. Shiori's devotion to books is immense, to the point that she does not need any sort of library index to find books. Instead, she is able to find them as she had read and remembered every single book in the library. She appears to be very shy and easily embarrassed, contemplating her actions to such a degree that she often makes elementary speech mistakes. She has the utmost respect for books and considers them the highest form of art. After her loose soul was captured, Shiori was able to speak and properly express her wishes. She also on several occasions mentioned greatly thinking that someone had been with her in the library. She seems to have based her story off of her time with Keima Katsuragi, although she lacks all of her memories and describes her book as "a modest story about the protagonist", though she does mention that the book contained some "slightly embarrassing scenes".