Hannes

Hannes has light blonde hair with two large bangs on each side of her head. She wears a black nun's hat with a veil. Her attire consists of a black dress with a white collar and cuffs. When she ascends to the throne of Meggido, her attire becomes much more regal, consisting of black armor with red accents, a red necklace, and a crown. She carries Apocalypse, a black sword with a fragment of Ristaccia embedded in it; the sword can be seen speaking to her in her written history, as well as in some official (illustrated) artwork. She has green eyes (blue in Pop'n Music), which turn red under the influence of the sword.

Hannes Farrugia (アンネース・ファルジア) is a character from the Epic of Zektbach. She is a nun who lived on the island of Fallarien. As the daughter of a virgin who drank from the water of the Fountain of Lourdes, she is considered a saint by the islanders.

At the age of sixteen, Hannes was summoned by what she heard as the Voice of God to hunt down humanity's sin. Under its influence, she murdered everyone on Fallarien. She then left the island, wandering the Swan Ocean until she was found on Galukia and began to roam Noigllado with only vague memories of what had happened, gradually awakening to her cruel fate.

Hannes used to be a kind woman who helped people in her homeland. Her heart was always full of gratitude. She thanked the God of Lourdes for giving them a happy life and was known to pray to Lourdes every day. However, she is soon corrupted by her recent nightmares and the Ristaccia fragment of the Apoclaypse sword, which ultimately leads her to set Fallarien and everyone she knew ablaze.

Despite her murderous acts, she seemed to awaken spirituality in her wake, and it is known that eventually a cult formed around her, although no further details are available on the matter.

Hannes' mother was a virgin and became pregnant with water from the Lourdes spring. She died shortly after giving birth. Despite this, Hannes had a happy life, raised in the nearby monastery. Thanks to her miraculous birth, everyone called her "The Holy Daughter," loved her, and respected her greatly.

But the day came when Hannes began having strange and enigmatic nightmares. At that time, the cheerful and vibrant life of the island seemed disturbed; everyone around her seemed extremely nervous. Upon seeing a woman crying and lamenting by the Lourdes spring, she went to investigate.

A black sword was revealed when the spring completely dried up, and unbeknownst to Hannes, it contained a fragment of Ristaccia. Seeing the spring dry, she was extremely shocked, but soon the strange dream returned to her mind, as if it had foreseen the future; a voice spoke to her and said that the inhabitants of the island had sinned, exploiting and profaning the sacred spring – and therefore, that their punishment was death. She picked up the black sword and was about to kill someone nearby, driven by the voice; she restrained herself, recalling her memories with the people of the island, but as her eyes reddened, the influence of Ristaccia took hold of her. As she raised the sword, the island was consumed by a devastating fire.

Unknown to her, Hannes traveled by boat to the continent of Galukia, disembarking at the port of Dilia. Although she was still holding Apocalypse, she had forgotten the destruction of her homeland, remembering only that she had lost an important memory. Her first plan was to sail back to her homeland, unaware of what she had become.

However, soon after witnessing crimes in Dilia, the voice of God spoke to her again and her memories returned. After murdering at least two "sinners," she fled to the capital, Novarista, after encountering Nox Catorce, for whom she immediately developed a deep respect.