Weirin Lin

Weirin Lin is a young girl of noble blood. She has known Keritzel Edeus since her childhood years and has been close friends with him ever since. She currently travels with Keritzel and Veloce Visrin in search of Vocruen.

Appearance
Weirin is a short, feminine girl with long, straight purple hair with bangs and reddish-brown eyes. Her style of clothing varies from time to time; her dresses often reflecting on traditional Chinese culture. Earlier in the story, she was always seen wearing her Lacrima hairpin, until she threw it at an evil spirit to stun it.

Personality
Weirin is a very privileged girl, hailing from a high-class family. She seems to have little consideration for the feelings of her servants and other lower-class people. She is not afraid to speak what she feels and can get into a temper sometimes. However, when it comes to the people she cares about, she can be very supportive and reassuring.

Keritzel Edeus
As a childhood friend, she has a close relationship with Keritzel and is shown to constantly look out for him, telling him to put himself before others multiple times, despite Keritzel's nature to give everything away. Through their mutual struggles Keritzel has been there for her at every turn, often helping or encouraging her in situations of questionable safety, most notably when they were surrounded by thralls. Weirin trusts him the most, going so far as to put herself in danger on Keritzel's hunch that they might be able to save Veloce during the fairy's attack on Medrisen. When the fairy sought to reap Keri's soul, she attempted to save him by pushing him out of harms way. At Veloce's assumption that Weirin has feelings for Keri, she neither confirmed nor denied that assertion, instead blushing profusely at the observation and immediately turning away.

Veloce Visrin
Initially, Weirin holds an intense dislike of Veloce. She disparaged her for keeping secrets, and often scolded the mage whenever she put herself or others in danger. At first, the two argued often over petty things. Over time, as their misunderstandings were solved, she has grown to trust her. She cares a great deal for Veloce, who has gone to great lengths to protect her on many different occasions. While in Medrisen, Weirin treated Veloce with more care. She tried to give her a makeover before the festival, and comforted her when Vocruen did not appear. When the fairy launched her assault on Medrisen and initially captured Veloce, both she and Keri risked their lives to save her. When they managed to find and wake her from the necromancy-induced slumber, they briefly returned to the Aegis together. As Weirin attempted to take a hit for Keri, Veloce instead took the hit for her. Weirin is overcome with immediate worry and fear, and is deeply confused by her actions, to which Veloce reiterates her promise not to let her get hurt.

As of the beginning of Book 7, Weirin feels incredibly guilty about being unable to save Veloce when she has done so much for her, and even worse that Veloce took a hit in her place. She laments that Veloce has been alone for most of her life, enduring the many hardships of being a Carciphona on her own. She came to Veloce's defense when Vocruen appeared, scolding the man for leaving her behind when all she wanted was for him to stay with her, and for not interfering when he knew she was in danger of being assassinated. Vocruen agrees with Weirin, easily recognizing her as one of the people that matters most to Veloce and tells her to fill her life with what he could not, so that she may forget him.

Sangyun Rae
Sangyun Rae seems to be one of the many nobles that Weirin is acquainted with. Although Lord Rae is very informal with her, Weirin keeps a polite but friendly manner when addressing him, as he is a higher class than her, being the lord of a whole country.

Trivia

 * Weirin was not aware that her hairpin was a highly precious Lacrima flower, only learning of it after her time with Veloce.