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Runa Hōraisen (蓬莱泉 瑠奈(ほうらいせん るな) Hōraisen Runa? ) is the love interest of A Kiss For The Petals - Sweet Enchanting Kisses and the web novel it was based on. She and Takako Suminoe (Runa's teacher) are the fourth couple in the series.

Appearance[]

Runa has thigh-length golden-blonde hair that is tied in twintails by two black bows and blue eyes, just like Rena Hōraisen (Runa's older sister).

Official Profiles[]

Maidens of Michael[]

A transfer student to St. Michael’s elementary department and Takako’s lover. Highhanded and domineering with the disposition of a queen, she speaks and carries herself like an adult, and has everyone around her wrapped around her little finger.

She doesn’t hesitate to say, “Sensei belongs to me,” and yet with her self-centered personality, she cares little for what others have to say.

She’s quite possessive when it comes to Takako, but rather than impulsively losing her temper, she seems more likely to quietly threaten. Essentially a bit of a sadist, one way or another, she’ll interpret things to her own advantage and then smile with a sadistic gracefulness.[1]

Snow White's Knight[]

A first-year student at St. Michael’s middle school branch and Takako’s lover. High-handed and domineering with the disposition of a queen, she has a maturity of action and speech that commands all those around her.

She brazenly proclaims “Sensei belongs to me,” yet her egotistical nature doesn’t have the slightest regard for anyone else’s opinion.

Essentially a sadist, she’ll always work things to her advantage somehow, all with a graceful smile and the temperament of a queen.

Even after moving on to middle school, it seems she still continues to reign over her class with leadership and charisma.[2]

Appearances[]

Visual Novels[]

Light Novels[]

Drama CDs[]

Web[]

Etymology[]

  • The name Runa means "precious stone, gem" (瑠) (ru) and "apple tree" (奈) (na).
  • Runa's surname Hōraisen means "sagebrush, wormwood, mugwort" (蓬) (), "goosefoot, pigweed, wilderness" (莱) (rai) and "spring, fountain" (泉) (sen).

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