Patty from Deceit

•Delphinus Bomb: Raises one of his arms with his hand open and creates a sphere of water in the sky above him, which he launches thunderously at his opponent. When the sphere hits its target, it explodes brutally, just like a real bomb. •Angel Splash: Concentrates his energy on his legs, to hit his opponent with a violent reverse kick, putting all his strength and balance into his left leg. •Death Queen Delta Attack: Androktasia, Patty, and Layla each strike the opponent one at a time, knocking them into the air and then attacking them again when they're immobile before falling to the ground. The three dryads then jump up and form a triangle around their target, then extend their arms towards the opponent to unleash a wave of flames that seek to incinerate their body into ash.

Androktasia says that Eris is their true goddess and that they will return the humiliation and pain she caused them three times over. She then tells her to prepare and calls her sisters to attack. The first to attack is Androktasia, who uses her Deadly Hell Fire to hit Erda. While she is in the air, Patty and Layla begin hitting her one by one, until the three of them end up attacking together with their Death Queen Delta Attack. At the end of the attack, Androktasia begins to tell her opponent that she can now see how hot her hellfire became with Eris's power and that she will make a skull cup out of her head. However, Erda gets up with her Cosmos burning. The dryads are surprised to see that their rival can get up after receiving her Delta Attack. The Saintia begins to say that although it was in the name of justice, she considered taking their lives as recompense, but seeing how weak they were, she realized it wasn't worth it. Erda says she's sorry, but she has something better to do, and if they don't want her to burn them again, they should leave right now. The three become enraged and chase Erda, warning her that she can't defeat them all at the same time. Erda then attacks with her Burning Lava Rain, eliminating all three dryades at once, leaving only the Golden Hanzashi, which falls directly into her hand.

Before becoming a dryade, the soul that served as Patty's core was the Black Saint of Dolphin of Death Queen Island and, along with the Black Saints of Ursa Minor and Cassiopea, was part of a group of warriors known as the "Three Sisters of Slaughter." The Black Saint of Cassiopea was responsible for the death of Rebecca, a Saintia in service to Athena. Some time later, Erda (Rebecca's student) acquired her master's armor and sought out her killer, who was accompanied by the Black Saints of Ursa Minor and Cassiopea. In the battle, Erda managed to defeat and wound the three sisters. After this humiliating defeat, the three decided to sell their souls to the goddess Eris in exchange for greater power, thus becoming hosts of an evil spirit and transforming into dryades in service to the evil goddess. On her way through the Temple of Eris to retrieve the Golden Hanzashi, Erda comes to the Valley of Slaughter. There she notices three shadows standing on a mountain. The three introduce themselves as dryads of Eris: Androktasia of Massacre, Layla of Plunder, and Patty of Deceit. Androktasia says she's lucky to have met her that day and that she doesn't remember that scar on her face. Erda realizes they are the "Black Saints" of Death Queen Island, the three sisters from the Massacre, and begins to say that she isn't surprised they sold their souls to Eris, because they were only fighting for their own interests.

Due to her short participation, it is not possible to say exactly what her personality is, but Erda describes her as a woman who is only loyal to her sisters and it can also be seen that she has a ruthless attitude in combat.

Patty has the appearance of a young adult who appears to be in her late teens or early twenties. She is an attractive woman with an athletic body and a slim build. Her skin is brown, and her hair is light and styled in several large curls that fall on both sides of her head and reach her shoulders.