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Virtues:

Composed -- The only way to help sooth the pain of the living, and encourage the dead in their departure, is to remain collected and serene. At least, that's what Hisaka was always taught, and this concept became a chief part of her overall persona since becoming a senshi. It's aided her, allowing her to keep calm in the face of distress or dire circumstances. Be they faced by herself, or relayed by others, she keeps a calmness about her at nearly all times if she can help it. At this point, it is largely a reflex to fall back into this serene facade even if she is stressed out, if only to try and assist others to remain focused and not add to their panic or grief.

Attentive -- A trait that while natural to Hisaka, was heavily expanded upon in her education in becoming the new Guardian of Lich. Aiding the living and dead, helping their grief and burdens be channeled, achieving the expectations placed upon her position... all of it required keen awareness of those around her, and her surroundings at large. Minute details in room decor or facets of ritual or rites would be spotted and adjusted if out of place. Cool and warm drink and food were always on hand to help calm or revitalize attendees of funerals or the aids assisting her. She keeps a close eye on everyone and everything as best she can in an attempt to try and discern if her aid can be of use. All stemming from her interpretation of body language, tone of voice, habits she believes she picks up from people, logical placements of objects or scenery... all guesses on her part, but she certainly tries to remain as on top of situations as possible.

Flaws:

Detached -- Though Hisaka is a compassionate person, it can often be lost under her calm facade. Too calm can come off as frosty or uninterested, and unfortunately she is extremely liable to fall into this category. Though she tries to maintain herself as a pillar for others to lean on in times of need, she was never especially good at preventing herself from appearing cold as stone in the process.

This has unfortunately worsened in her long time alone and without living companionship.

Overthinking -- Behind the calm facade, the practiced smiles and rituals, the care and aid she tries to give to any around her, Hisaka is forever questioning herself and her choices. She sees someone sighing a few times in short succession, and her mind is immediately on debating if they're upset or annoyed, and if she could possibly help them or perhaps is in fact the source of the problem. Attempts to appease all parties in arguments always lead to her stressing out over if she made the right calls in the settlements, or if perhaps she just made the matters worse between individuals. Never mind the question of if she had only made herself a bother by inserting herself into a situation she was unwanted, despite thinking otherwise originally or meaning the best. She'll analyze the conversation, situation, any fallout or events afterwards, all trying to judge if she made the right move or said the right thing. She'll justify and rationalize it as her attempting to learn from any experience she feels could have been handled better, but the reality is simply the level she doubts her judgement and capabilities.

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