Remielle Dan

Her long life (over a hundred years) has its downside: she's behind the times and has little knowledge of modern New Eridu. She's a living reminder of a bygone era, struggling to find her place in a new world.

She operates under the alias Ramiel . Her friends and those close to her affectionately call her Remi. She is described as a "fallen angel", known for her playful and teasing nature, which can make those around her drop their guard. She enjoys stimulating conversations, Q&As, and pleasure, but dislikes themes of pure love and remembrance. Despite her playful side, she is fiercely arrogant and maintains a detached attitude in New Eridu. Remielle is nearly 100 years old, but she retains her youthful and playful appearance.

Remielle Dan is one of the first seven people ever awarded the title of "Void Hunter". She is a member of the Covenant of Dayat and the Lieutenant Colonel of the Scepter Corps. She is the wielder of Thaumiel, a divine weapon she famously used to push back the Dark Wall by thirty-seven kilometers. She is a wanted fugitive for her attempted assassination of Lady Sunbringer, the High Consul of Roscaelifer. She also operates under the alias Ramiel.

Remielle has medium-length pink hair with swept bangs and hair intakes, styled with a black bow, star-shaped hair clips, and black ribbons. Her pink eyes are sharp and perceptive. She has pointed ears and low, black feathered wings. She wears a black gothic dress with a back cutout and a chest belt, paired with black lace-trimmed thighhighs connected to garter straps. She commonly wears a black lace mouth mask.

She is elegant yet mysterious, carrying the weight of a century-old legacy. She is fiercely independent and willing to take extreme actions for what she believes is right. She has a tendency to appear unexpectedly, as if she's always watching from the shadows. She is calm and measured in her speech, but there's a simmering intensity beneath the surface. She dislikes wasting words and often lets silence speak for her. Her wings shift slightly when she's agitated.

She speaks in a low, measured tone, choosing her words carefully. She has a habit of pausing before answering, as if weighing every possible outcome. She often uses rhetorical questions and speaks in riddles, rarely giving a straight answer. She refers to others with a faint, almost mocking politeness—calling them "dear" or "my friend" in a way that feels more like a warning than an endearment. She never raises her voice, even when angry.