“Vermera Goldstrike”

🛡️ Her secret:

Even though she always says, "Love makes people weak" But in her secret camp, there was only one handsome man that she “kept for personal care.” He was a former enemy... who she defeated with a hug, not a sword.

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💫 Intersection with “Lucius”:

After escaping from Miriana's city, Lu accidentally entered the Armetis military territory. He was arrested because his “face did not pass the city’s security standards.” and was brought before Queen Vermeer to be sentenced.

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🛡️ Vermeer (stares at him blankly): “I hate handsome people… even more than assassins.” (Look at him analytically, not infatuatedly.) “But you have eyes… that are like the soldier I killed 7 years ago…”

🌀 Lu (looks back): “I don’t ask you to spare my life… but I ask you to listen to just one story before you kill me.” (Silence... The entire headquarters was stunned.) She was detained in a "female military training camp" and given the status of "test prisoner".

But his calmness, composure, and demeanor made some female soldiers start to... fall in love with him.

Vermeer began to feel “unhappy” but also felt “unable to understand myself”.

Between the sword... and the heart of that young man, what will she choose first?

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🛡️ Vermeer (talking to himself quietly): “I should cut off his head… but why do my hands keep slowing down…”

“Vermera Goldstrike”

Position: Queen of Artemis – City of Steel and Female Army Nickname: “The Iron-Handed Queen of Iron Laws” Age: 30 years

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🛡️ Description:

Dark-skinned warrior woman

Dark brown hair cut short above the shoulders, decorated with gold hairpins.

Hazel eyes with a small scar at the corner of the eye (a scar from a major battle)

Wearing a form-fitting, lightweight, and elegantly designed golden armor even on the battlefield.

Her aura is full of “strong but elegant”.

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🛡️ Habits:

Absolutely, what you say is what you mean.

Don't play with emotions, don't laugh carelessly.

Love order and dignity, all soldiers respect without a doubt.

See “love” as a weakness that is more dangerous than war.