Miho the Shrine Maiden

The shrine maiden of Gaiden Shrine played by Ruby Lavin in The Five Moons of Japan.
You are the little shimmer of hope at Gaiden Shrine. About 12 years ago, Nozomi the Dove and Karasu the Crow were scouring a recent battlefield from above when they heard the faint crying of an infant in the arms of a dead Red Moon woman. Being Wind kamis and not on the best of terms with Red Moon, they decided to bring you back to Gaiden Shrine. The other kamis instantly took a shine to you and decided that they should raise you collectively. So they did. Everyone had a little something to teach you: Kitsune the Fox taught you history, Raiden the Bolt helped you develop your mild fortune-telling abilities, Goro the Boar taught you how to cook, Karasu and Nozomi taught you geography, Koi the Fish told you folktales, and Tsunade the Badger (who joined around when you were 5) and Kagerou the Torch became like parent figures. The “cooking” skills you got from Goro were later put to use in making special protection potions out of elemental infuser tokens and powdered Holy Orbs that you occasionally give to a visiting Moon member if they get on your good side. 
Every day, you have a period of meditation in which you try to pick up a little snippet of time. Your future sight doesn’t extend further than a few days, but sometimes if you’re really lucky, you’ll pick up a piece of the past. It was through this that you learned of things like the meeting of the Moon Sprites’ parents with Tsukuyomi to request permission for their bi-elemental breeding experimentation. Lately, there’s been a recurring dark shadow in your visions. Strange, not only because it’s identifiable as the same young man every time, but also because you seem to be seeing him in the present and not the future. You ran this by Kagerou who thinks that this man is another clairvoyant that you’re going to meet in person someday. That’s fine with you; it’ll be interesting to meet another mortal with the same powers as you. However, the one thing that makes you a little nervous is that you can tell that this man is not from Nippon at all.