Suzu Sanzu is a third-generation Quinx raised in the Sunlit Garden and tied to the Ihei branch of the Washuu Clan. Her admiration for Ching-Li Hsiao drove her to enlist so she could serve at her idol's side.
Her looks closely echo those of Hairu Ihei, the relative whose bloodline she shares.
The source records nothing definite about her disposition, leaving her temperament unstated.

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A distant member of the Ihei branch of the Washuu Clan, Suzu made her way into the chateau out of her devotion to Ching-Li Hsiao. Her heritage already lends her physical capabilities beyond most of her relatives, granting her ghoul-like strength as a former half-human, and the Quinx procedure pushed those traits even higher. Her surname, Sanzu, combines characters meaning mountain or hill with one meaning head.
Suzu Sanzu is a third-generation Quinx tied to the Ihei branch of the Washuu Clan. She was raised in the Sunlit Garden and later joined the Quinx Squad.
Suzu Sanzu's admiration for Ching-Li Hsiao drove her to enlist so she could serve at her idol's side.
Suzu Sanzu's looks closely echo those of Hairu Ihei, the distant relative whose bloodline she shares.
As a former half-human tied to the Washuu Clan, Suzu Sanzu already had ghoul-like strength beyond most of her relatives, and the Quinx procedure pushed those physical capabilities even higher.
Suzu Sanzu's surname, Sanzu, combines characters meaning mountain or hill with one meaning head.
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