Delivering unspoken wishes into dreams
In the official profile, Bai Tao travels between dreams and waking life, carrying wishes people never said aloud into their dreams.

Peach-pink hair in two low braids with straight bangs, big blue eyes and a sweet smile as she reaches for an envelope drifting past mid-stride.
A white postal cap with a navy brim and a pink button on top, a short white capelet pinned with two golden cloud badges over a light blue dress trimmed in coral pink at the collar, cuffs and hem, a coral pink messenger bag across the body, white socks and light blue lace-up ankle boots.
A pink-and-lilac dream sky. Wax-sealed envelopes float all around, some with tiny wings; postboxes and little houses sit on the clouds, a glowing path patterned with stars and crescents winds underfoot, and a huge iridescent moon hangs in the distance.
In the official profile, Bai Tao travels between dreams and waking life, carrying wishes people never said aloud into their dreams.
She is often hasty and scatterbrained, sometimes causing small chaos, yet however close the call, she has never lost a single letter.
Each letter is a wish and each delivery a dream adventure, perfect for breezy episodic stories.
Yet Bai Tao's bag has long held a letter addressed to him from someone who passed away years ago.
The manager has a daily headache over Bai Tao's mishaps, but knows better than anyone that she has never failed a delivery.
A possible opening: a letter with no address turns up in Bai Tao's bag, with nothing on the envelope but a drawing of a peach.
For the first time, Bai Tao delivers a letter into the wrong dream, and the person who receives it writes back.
Some envelopes sprout wings and fly off, and she has to catch every one of them before dawn.
Dream fantasy, healing light comedy and one-letter-one-story anthology comics.
The twin peach-pink braids, the white postal cap, the white capelet with golden cloud badges, the coral-trimmed light blue dress and the messenger bag.
The profile doesn't say. Her reliability in never losing a letter is central, though, so we suggest keeping her respectful of every one.