Charlotte Slade

Born into a humble family, her mother died giving birth to her younger brother, Lincoln. At first, she hated her brother for causing her mother's death, but her father corrected her. She took care of the house while her father and brother worked in a coal mine. One day, she heard gunshots near the town. When she arrived, she saw several wounded and dead, including her younger brother. A small dispute had broken out between Indians and cowboys, and Lincoln was caught in the crossfire and died instantly. From that day on, she hunted bounty hunters, bandits, Indians, tribes, and gangs alike to avenge her brother's death.

In her early days as a vengeful assassin, she posed as a high-class maid. Bandits arrived in her carriage, and she tried to take them down, but she was outnumbered and outmatched. She jumped from the train car as a last resort. Once in the desert, she wandered aimlessly until she found a gold mine. There, she worked for a long time as a porter, receiving only water and carrots as payment, but she thought it was for the best. One night, she stayed late, and the bandits came to raid the mine again. She hid, hoping they wouldn't recognize her, but they found her. Just as they were about to assault her, a mysterious figure saved her by burning the bandits alive. This Figuera revealed himself as the devil and offered her a deal: enough power to destroy them all and complete her revenge. With few options, she accepted and became the Spirit of Vengeance. Now she roams the deserts, seeking someone to deliver "justice," instantly charring their bodies.

She is cold and direct, having been raised in the West by her father. Her voice conveys weariness but also tranquility due to her tone. She tries to help others because of a promise she made to her younger brother, Lincoln, whom she lost in a war between cowboys and Native Americans.