Goddess of Victory: Nikke D

D has the following aliases: Diana (undercover name)[8] Daisy[9] Axe murderer Axe girl (both by Rosanna)[10] Funny enough, the charges leveled against the protagonist in D's character story actually occur in a fashion in certain character stories: During Scarlet's character story, the protagonist expresses some hesitation about reclaiming the surface for humanity, seeing the natural beauty that has arisen in mankind's absence, pristine and untouched by the Raptures. In Dolla's character story, the protagonist uses the illicit marketing website "the Dark Net" in order to find out Dolla's connections and convince her to stop dealing on it. He even makes a purchase for an illegal ID chip on it. In Vesti's character story, the protagonist improvises a scheme and coaxes her into getting revenge on her childhood bullies as "self-defense" The character stories for Viper, Delta, Dolla, Sugar, and Anis all involve the protagonist making at least one trip into the Outer Rim. D is the first Elysion character since Helm to have a Pick Up Recruitment. D's personality type is ISTJ. D shares the same Korean character voice with Milk / Milk: Blooming Bunny. D shares the same English character voice with Frima and iDoll Sun. In an Outpost Encounter at the Hotel with D, it is revealed to the commander that she, along with K, are the true owners and operators of the Hotel, servicing in secrecy so as not to disturb their guests on account of their reputation for being elite assassins.

D is the leader of Perilous Siege, Elysion's black-ops squad specialized in hunting down human criminals who threaten the Ark. Unlike any other Nikkes, Perilous Siege Nikkes have their limiters removed, allowing them to open fire against any humans if necessary thus, making them ideal for the mission at hand. Nikkes from Perilous Siege answer to The Judges, an authority figure of the Central Government who determines an apprehended suspect's judgment. In the case of a wrongful judgment, a Nikke from Perilous Siege will be put out of commission.

The leader of Perilous Siege. Not a single wicked soul will escape her grasp, so as long as she believes their death will be of benefit to the world. Has a tendency to play up her persona when carrying out a mission.

A woman of few words, D is a master assassin who executes all her operations with the utmost seriousness and attentiveness. She never allows her emotions to compromise her work, which results in her aloof and stoic demeanor, and is always sure to thoroughly research her targets and their involvements before coming to a decision over whether they deserve to live or die. Her no-nonsense attitude when it comes to her job makes her easily unamused by jokes or any sort of lightheartedness.

Due to how often her targets require her to go undercover, D is an incredibly skilled actress. Whether it’s being a very doting wife, a secret agent, or even imitating animals, D is able to play the part of whatever she needs to be at any moment.

Despite the heavy burden she bears in her line of work, D truly believes that it helps in making the world a better place. She envisions the world on a cosmic scale of good and evil and makes sure to kill evil individuals so that the scales will tip more towards the side of good, with hopes that someday the scales will be tipped in good's favor permanently.

Chapter 14 Chapter 14 03 Cutscene Perilous Siege. At the instigation led by Burningum, Perilous Siege stages an ambush for Counters, holding the protagonist hostage unless Marian comes with them. This ambush fails when Marian exhibits unusual abilities allowing her to contain the bomb she was trapped with and subdue Perilous Siege.

License to Kill Main article: License to Kill On orders from the Judges to investigate the president of Cycle of Life, D and K deploy with the protagonist to see what dirty secrets the man hides, and if they warrant executing him.

Main article: Kill the Lord As Sovereigns begin to disappear with out a trace, D and the protagonist must get to the bottom of this. The only catch is that in order to blend in with the elites at their next party, they must pretend to be newlyweds again.

D looks over the orders she has received. It's an assassination mission, and the target is the protagonist. The allegations for his execution are listed as follows;

Holds a passive attitude regarding the duty to reclaim the surface Uses an illegal website for trafficking drugs and chips Incites Nikkes with inflammatory rhetoric Regular visits to the Outer Rim, possibly as part of plans for a terrorist attack Thus, the protagonist has been deemed a security risk to the Ark, and the Judges have ordered his execution. While looking over this, D's tablet rings.

It's a message from "X", who explains the Judges voted unanimously in favor of the hit. "IV", the one who brought the topic to the table, explained that the protagonist allegedly goes to the surface beyond the scope of his duty as a commander, and has smuggled objects from the surface to sell in illicit dealings, some of which have gone to the Outer Rim. On grounds that the protagonist is, by IV's words, "a ticking time bomb", the Judges have issued this assassination order. X is in favor of this judgement, believing the protagonist has overstepped the bounds of his authority, and leaves D to handle the assignment.

Turning off the tablet, D sharpens her axe as she plans a visit to see if there's any grounding to the allegations. Despite how she'd thought the protagonist would be different, if he truly is guilty, he will die, plain and simple. But if he turns out to be innocent, then...

Meanwhile, the protagonist is sitting in his room at the Outpost, deciding to step out for some air. D is standing right outside his door, and bluntly tells him she's here to kill him. The Perilous Siege leader elaborates on the Judges' execution order, and makes it clear that she'll be watching closely to see if he deserves to live or die.

This kind of front-door approach is unusual for what should be a stealth-oriented mission, and the protagonist remarks on such.

D wastes no time rifling through the protagonist's belongings, while asserting she will not kill him before she makes a thorough investigation, only acting on her orders and findings rather than personal motivations. To that end, she interrogates the protagonist on his plans, which were to take a walk and do some work on the surface. D orders the protagonist to contact any Nikkes he was planning to sortie and tell them to standby, wanting as few outside influences as possible on her investigation and its results. The protagonist jokingly asks if he'll have to bathe and sleep with D as well for the next few days, only to back down against the unassailable argument of a potential axe to the face.

Pulling out his phone, the protagonist contacts the members of Counters and PMs them not to come and the context as to why. Despite understandable concerns and agitation on their part, the squad agrees to leave the protagonist be until D finishes her investigation. The protagonist notifies D of his completed messaging, and the two head to the surface alone.

On the surface, D asks for details on the protagonist's assignments, but he refuses to tell her. After his attempt at a joke backfires, the protagonist relents and admits he is investigating abnormal signals at a set of coordinates. D berates the man for being so flippant about this, as his words and actions will be her only basis on deciding his fate. On the way, the two talk about their respective jobs. Both are resolute that what they do will be of benefit to the world, and D finds herself wishing other people could share the protagonist's resolve to leave a legacy leading to reclaiming the surface.

Eventually, the two find an old radio at the designated coordinates. Shutting the device down, D looks at all the objects scattered around, left behind by their owners fleeing from the Raptures.

The next day's mission is at…a shopping mall in the Ark? D is perplexed at what kind mission would require going there, to which the protagonist claims they're going on a date there. D is not amused by this, telling the man to go by himself while she keeps an eye on him. Noting how casual conversation is particularly difficult with the leader of Perilous Siege, the protagonist clarifies that he's making a trip to resupply.

Looking around the mall, D notes how she spends more time here for missions than shopping, hypothesizing that her targets loved to show off their wealth by shopping. After a brief moment where the protagonist protest at the insinuation that he shows off wealth, the two head to their first destination.

At a store, the protagonist looks over their shopping list. The sheer breadth of it makes D ponder whether or not he's flaunting his wealth, but the protagonist clarifies that these are supplies to be shared with everyone else in the Outpost. This revelation has D apologize, as she assumed he was like her other targets and only bought things for himself. That's when some stranger walks up and begins chatting familiarly with the protagonist. D latches on to the man's words about developing a new "drug chip", and grills the protagonist for information, assuming he's working with people who make narcotic consumption mediums. Seeing how this has gotten carried away, the protagonist explains that man was talking about potato chips.

While D tries to parse what this is about, the man runs back and explains his newest addictive products is called "Banana Chips", and invites the protagonist to stop by for them sometime. D still thinks this is about drugs, and assumes it's a banana injected with narcotics, when in reality, it's just potato chips that are so tasty and addictive that the protagonist calls them "drugs".

It takes a while of explaining to eventually convince D that no, he is not that kind of "drug dealer."

D ponders on how many it's already been three days into their cohabitation, and the protagonist quips about becoming overly attached to D. The Perilous Siege leader remarks on how prone to wisecracking the man is, but admits it's likely one of many reasons why he's surrounded by so many Nikkes.

While they talk, the protagonist prepares a bag with some unknown contents. The fact that he's taking a bag like that to the Outer Rim, of all places, and refuses to elaborate does nothing to assuage D's suspicions. She reiterates her previous words on how people eventually slip up and reveal their true colors, and merely hopes that whatever he does in the Outer Rim isn't something warranting execution...

The Outer Rim is as dark, dingy, and stinky as ever as the protagonist upends his bag in an alley. D notices the food, electronics, and scrap mixed in the contents, and wonders why the protagonist would come all the way out here to drop this off. The protagonists insists this is disposing of unneeded items, but D isn't having any of it, and needles him for his true motives in being so generous to noncitizens.

The protagonist reiterates that this is simply him acting on what he wants to do, an idea that D scoffs at. In a place as forsaken as the Outer Rim, stuff like what he just dumped will likely be funneled into illegal enterprises, yet he seems unconcerned. The protagonist affirms his belief that this is an ethical action that will be of help to someone out there, and decides to head back. D is confused at how he's gone all the way out here for an anonymous dead-drop, but accepts the notion to leave.

Before they do, a drunken Outlaw swaggers in and tries to rob the duo. D is not amused by this development, and swings her axe when the man gets too close. The protagonist shouts at D to not kill the Outlaw, and the axe slams into the wall inches away from the robber's head.

In a hotel room, D reports her findings to X, as her observations have yielded an individual who is nothing like the allegations. X has looked over the reports, and accepts the postponement of the assassination order while the Judges conduct an internal investigation on how this order even went through. They intend to hold a revote on whether the basis of the order was valid, and depending on the results, either IV or D will be executed for attempting to deceive the Judges. Noting that IV was the one who proposed the protagonist be a target, D decides to see how the man is handling this.

At the door to IV's room, D overhears the man on a phone call discussing how "sly" the protagonist is for managing to "deceive" D. After sending over what he calls "hard evidence" to the other caller, IV slams his desk and all but confirms that he made up the allegations. While D deliberates over why he'd go this far to get the protagonist killed, she gets another message from X.

The Judges have deemed IV's arguments invalid due to several inconsistencies in his statements, which would've gone unnoticed had D not called for a reassessment. While X complains about how not even the new hires can be trusted not to play fast and loose with the rules, D's bigger concern is how to handle the order going forward. X simply tells her that she has the final say on how the order will be carried out.

Her mind made up, D busts open the door to IV's office, who's quite surprised to see a Perilous Siege Nikke here. While explaining that the target for execution has changed, D interrogates IV on why he wanted the protagonist dead. Guessing at the man's former background as a commander of no renown, D posits that he was jealous of all the fame and attention the protagonist got, and wanted to frame him to sate his petty envy. IV's disregard for potentially getting an innocent killed simply seals the deal, and D swings her axe to give him an "early retirement".

Anime Character Traits: These characters have a modern, militaristic, and slightly mysterious appearance, with eye-catching design elements. Physical and Facial Appearance:

• Hair Color: Long black which is covered by his robe.
• Eye Color: Red with a slight hint of shine, creating a striking contrast with her hair.
• Expression: Looks calm and serious.
• Skin: Pale. Clothing and Accessories
• Main Outfit: The character wears some sort of black/dark grey hoodie or hooded cloak.
• Bottoms: Light grey/white shorts or hot pants.
• Shoes: Dark, sturdy tactical boots.
• Tactical Accessories:
• Wear tactical gloves or dark arm guards.
  • Features a tactical belt and waist gear, including a pistol holster that holds a pistol. Equipment and Weapons
• Melee Weapon: Carries a tactical axe/tomahawk held in his right hand.
• Other Equipment:
  • Carrying a large bag or long tool case in cream/brownish yellow on his back, tied with a rope.
  • He slung a weapon with a strap behind him as a long-range defense weapon against his enemies.
  • The front of the body appears to have a chest rig or plate carrier with several pouches/magazines. Overall, the character looks like a mercenary, special operator, or survivors in a science fiction or post-apocalyptic setting, with a focus on practical military gear.
• Protective vest: Wearing a thick bulletproof vest allows him to be immune to deadly long-range and close-range attacks while also absorbing many attacks.
• Belt: Wearing a black belt attached to her white or grey pants keeps her fit even though her hips look tight.

because of them all. Raptures can be called metal creatures that have various dangerous weapons such as destructive rockets, extermination lasers, and shooting powerful and deadly lead bullets. They made humanity move underground to take refuge from the Raptures who still roam the surface of the earth today.

Besides the axe he uses, he also has a very powerful weapon that is so powerful that it can deliver many attacks quickly and without mercy, and his weapon is an SMG. This weapon is known to have a good bullet capacity and very efficient and fast shots which makes it a weapon that can defeat many enemies very easily. The color of the weapon is a mixture of metal, gray, and yellow, which looks good with its appearance and is equipped with a scope that can aim more precisely.