Use case: precise-object-edit / character redesign. Redesign the HEAD and FACE of this transparent JRPG dialogue bust of the twelve-to-thirteen-year-old fishergirl from Itko Kan. The current girl inadvertently looks like another boy in our cast. Give her a genuinely independent facial structure, not merely longer hair on the same face.

Keep: age 12–13, thick long BLACK hair, BROWN eyes, simple faded sea-grey civilian linen tunic, bust crop, restrained pixel-art rendering, upper-left lighting, transparent background, no adornments. The tunic and shoulders remain similar.

New distinctive identity: broad softly rounded youthful face with fuller cheek planes, short rounded chin (not pointed), small broad rounded nose with low bridge, straight low-set dark eyebrows, narrower horizontally shaped brown eyes with small restrained highlights rather than huge round anime eyes. Medium warm olive-tan skin, natural and age-appropriate. Level gaze toward the viewer's right, chin level rather than tilted upward. Small relaxed hopeful smile; attentive village child, no glamour or makeup.

Hair silhouette is crucial: a CLEAR CENTRE PART exposing a little forehead, thick smooth straight black hair lying in two broad dark masses past shoulders, tucked behind the near ear, natural loose lengths. No swept diagonal fringe, no spikes, no airborne cowlick, no oversized puffed crown, no braid or decorative ties. Hair must still be loose enough for the book's hair-grab scene. Face should read as a distinct individual even in monochrome.

Crisp pixel clusters suitable for a 160x192 native bust enlarged nearest-neighbour. Deliberate economical shading, not airbrushed illustration, no individual fine hairs. One bust only, complete crown and shoulders, no text, border, symbols, basket, candle or military gear. True alpha. Facial geometry, exact hairstyle and complexion are interpretive choices, not claimed quotations from the novel. Do not preserve the old face identity; this request explicitly replaces it.