Columbine

Columbine is a key figure in the history of Nod-krai, the region of the Three Moons. Her story is closely tied to the themes of world memory, the price of power, and the fate of the people of Nod-krai.

Meeting with Rerir. After escaping, Rerir managed to resurrect himself in a physical body and began hunting Columbine. He was eventually defeated.
The Abduction of Dottore. When Dottore captured Columbine, she entered the Moon Gate, which transported her to the Moon's Reflection. In this place, time flows backward, and there she met the Three Moon Sisters, who had been imprisoned there by the Nibelung during the War of the Funeral Flames. The sisters agreed to transfer their lunar power to her. Thus, Columbine became the Trilunar Goddess—the wielder of the powers of all three moons.
The battle with Dottore. Renewed, she returned to Nod's End and, together with her friends, defeated Dottore.

Columbine (née Kuutar) was born on the island of Hiisi in the Nod-Edge region approximately 400–500 years ago. Since ancient times, she was revered as a deity by the Children of the Frost Moon. However, after about a century, she became disillusioned with her people and left them to join the Fatui, where she received the title of Soubrette and became the third of the Eleven Harbingers.
In Fatui, she developed relationships with some of her colleagues, particularly Sandrone. However, later, when the Queen forced her to renounce a significant portion of her power, she came to the conclusion that Fatui was only interested in her power, not her true motives. This led to her leaving the organization.
After this, Columbine hid in the Hall of the Silver Moon on the same island of Hiisi to rest and recuperate. There she was found by the Traveler, with whom she subsequently became friends.

Columbine is a girl of average height. She has pale, fair skin and long black hair that fades to pink at the ends. Her hair is tied into two ponytails in the front, tied with a white ribbon in an X shape, and is left loose in the back. Most of the time, she keeps her eyes closed behind her "mask," but when she opens them, you can see that they are a very pearly color, with blurred light blue pupils and a crescent-shaped highlight beneath them.

She wears a white and light blue dress that appears larger than her body; white ribbons are wrapped around her body, and she has a wing-shaped hairpin on her head and chest. She wears no shoes; instead, she has a "platform" under her heels, mimicking heels. When she walks or teleports herself and others, she leaves behind white feathers that quickly disappear. During her battle with Reri, she leaves a trail of small constellations as she flies, which is very similar to Paimon's.

Due to her isolated past, Columbine has extremely poor social skills. Therefore, everyone around her considers her mysterious and strange. Tartaglia and the Wanderer consider Columbine a dangerous and enigmatic creature, warning the Traveler to be careful around her, but Arlecchino considers her special and interesting.

When interacting with others, she's rarely shy about her words, especially when addressing other Harbingers. This personality trait, combined with her innocent demeanor, gives her a sarcastic and humorous side. Nevertheless, Columbine values ​​those she considers her friends, as they've taught her so much.

Another of Columbine's traits is her connection with nature; she is able to communicate with the kuuhenki, and the flowers in the Hall of the Silver Moon change color depending on her state: when she is angry or feels in danger, the flowers turn red, and when she is weak, they turn white.

This planet did not become a good mother for Columbine.

Columbine was given the gift of life and assigned a special role, but that was where her mother's love dried up. For the next few days, her mother responded to her outstretched hands with icy silence. Columbine could only close her eyes and feel her way through the walls.

She found herself in a circular labyrinth, in a spiral tower soaring upward. Columbine quietly hummed the melodies she had stored in her memory, lest her only connection with her "mother" be severed. Barefoot, she walked through the Frostmoon Enclave, through the Foolys, and returned to the Hall of the Silver Moon, where the echo of her footsteps still echoed along the walls.

But her friends helped Columbine find her name. Now she had something to hope for, something to search for.

Columbine decided to return home. She climbed to the top tier of the tower, and the Moon, which held the answers to all questions, was so close.

She stretched out her hands, but it was like the moon falling into water.