Raineh Daze

Echoes of a Moonless Night

Sato and Sato

The duo regrouped as Kyozan backed off from his attack. This was... hm, he seemed to be doing well? But now Kaeru had come in to clean up the small fries, with the Nekomata's usual ability to restrict the enemy reducing them to little more than sitting ducks, providing assistance against the source of this conflict was the better option. Something that would require a little more firepower than a strength-enhanced punch could provide.

If they could ever get that permit through... Suzume thought, spinning around and grasping her partner's wrist.

"Oh my~? Is now really the time and place?" the demon asked, exaggeratedly batting her eyelashes and grinning at the eye-roll she got in response.

"Can't think of a better one," she said, pulling Lily in closer. And then, in complete defiance of the fact they were surrounded by hostile grudges, or that they had a job to do, the two kissed. Not just a quick chaste kiss, either; it was passionate, the two getting intimately close... and then even closer and closer in the tight embrace, until it crossed the boundaries of physical possibility and the two were visibly merging, leaving what seemed to be only Suzume standing there--her bleached white, eyes an icy blue, and now sporting a very sharp pair of horns.

Because Resonance with a sex demon would of course involve public displays. At least it only went that far.

The freshly-combined Sato was... alluring. The enthrallment so carefully wielded earlier now had an almost physical force to it, demanding attention and obeisance, even of friends or allies, for a few brief seconds before it was forcibly quashed, her nearly autonomous ability consciously suppressed. But it would get Kyozan's attention, and she could use that.

"Get behind it, stop it from constantly running," she stated, Suzume obviously taking the lead in directing them--and then advancing towards the blob. She was pretty fast, but it was obvious that mobility wasn't her strong point at all, and it made sense to direct the diving demon to circle around.

As for why she expected the reforming blob to flee backwards, that was made clear when her foot came slamming down to the ground in a kick against... absolutely nothing. Not only did the ground of the park crack under the force, but a brief, high-roaring wave of fire fanned out in front of her. If it couldn't dodge left, and couldn't dodge right, it would be forced to retreat backwards into his grasp, right? Being amorphous didn't make you fireproof.

If it barbecued a few minor grudges on the way, so much the better.

I Reincarnated into the World of an Otome Game, But———?! (Now Accepting)

Magic Lesbian

• Name: Elastasia Julienne ... (several extraneous middle names nobody ever remembers follow) de Aquilanne. Ellie to her friends, if they exist.
• Age: 18
• Appearance It would almost work for a formal portrait, if she had remembered to bring her shoes along. For a secondary character, her design is quite elaborate and distinctive--presumably, when they were designing Elastasia, they wanted to conceivably match her younger brother. Of course, he's a feminine young man notably shorter than the heroine... and as a consequence, Elastasia is a contender for 'shortest fully grown character in Cross Heart Academy, about 140cm tall.
• Gender: Female
• Personality: In a word: absent-minded. Nearly at some breakthrough on getting a spell to work, or enjoying the local woods? Well, this isn't a world with alarms as reminders, or clocks literally everywhere--it's so easy to miss when dinner is, or forget to attend to some casual meeting. Of course, that could just be a lack of punctuality at work, but getting so absorbed in things like this as to forget when you keep leaving things behind... well, that doesn't speak well for Elastasia's awareness. The tendency for shoes and the like to be included in this is entirely its own oddity, though.
  Mostly, these might pass unnoticed--she's highly placed enough in society that her family can take measures to make sure she actually shows up to important things--but showing up at functions underdressed (either from lack of time to change into something formal, or something else) starts rumours fairly easily. As does forgetting the names of important nobles.
  Despite her unthinking arrogance in her specialities (something at least justified in this life), Elastasia is overall polite and friendly... aside from the magic thing. It is, after all, the catalyst of her initial adversarial relationship with the heroine--and completely in line with her prior life's attitude towards newcomers to her games.
• Abilities/Skills: Well-versed in the customs of nobility when she remembers to show up on time and dress properly, Elastasia otherwise lacks in mundane skills. Her academic talents are fairly middling, even with another life's education... sure, her calligraphy is exceptional, but in terms of general learning, there's nothing to write home about.
  But magic? Magic is a different story. If there was one person it was worth investing a bit more into magic lessons to access for later stages of the playthrough, it would probably be Elastasia. Although lacking any magical specialisation when the player would finally obtain control, her base stats and aptitudes tended to lead to a viable build for any magic-heavy option, no matter her lack of physical skills. Even during the VN-like portions of Cross Heart Academy, she has a tendency to excel across disciplines, whereas the heroine (without extreme optimisation) finds herself having to specialise. It's quite unsurprising, then, that without interference her ending is as a reclusive archmage.
  Despite this, she does have an innate preference: purely kinetic magic. Levitation and the casual summoning of items (who needs a chair when you can float? Or a table if you can keep things where you want them?) predominantly, but as a defensive measure "no, everything just gets bounced back" is fairly obvious.
• History: Before this whole reincarnation business, Elastasia... well, she couldn't have said there was much about her life to write home about. Really, the notable thing was managing to combine being a game-playing NEET with being a country bumpkin who'd go out and take a nap in the woods. She isn't even all that sure how she died, but is going to put good odds on it being something dumb like falling off a cliff, or a bad run-in with a hornet.
  She was never one of Cross Heart Academy's diehard fans. Sure, it was fun to see how many smaller games they had crammed into the second half and cheese the hell out of them, but the actual otome game side... it always felt like a lot of possible branches had been cut in order to manage this two-for-one deal rather than have a pure Visual Novel and the romance options really weren't her thing. Some of the guys were cute, sure, but... not something she could get into with the first-person perspective the game was given.
  Regaining the memories of her prior life when Elastasia was being sent away to school was quite the shock. Honestly, if she didn't have Elastasia's own upbringing to fall back on (as flaky as it might be in the long run), there was no doubt that she would have caused a scandal immediately. But since she had always been rather strange and it was a major change to Elastasia's life, reconciling her previous lifetime actually passed mostly unnoticed.
  And in the end? Honestly, she much prefers being Elastasia. Sure, it's impossible to escape the influence of an entire second lifetime on her personality, and the knowledge that came with it would no doubt be vital... especially in avoiding bad romantic choices on her end. But really? Leaning into Elastasia's personality makes dealing with the school setting so much more bearable, and she would never be able to keep up any attempt to act as nobility if she didn't just accept that this was her life and her personality as well.
  Unfortunately, that doesn't mean she's not even more eccentric than her game counterpart. The lack of patience for social games really bleeds through--whereas the game Elastasia might just forget to show up, the current one is vastly worse at hiding her desire to be doing something else. She's also far more prone to trying to find somewhere nobody WILL interrupt her with a reminder she should be somewhere.
• Original Role and Background: In the original story of Cross Heart Academy, Elastasia was an eccentric magical prodigy from one of the kingdom's oldest families--if the heroine chose to took a magical path, it was essentially guaranteed that they would be crossing paths at one stage or another, with those routes more focused on it regularly featuring her as a rival and eventual friend. This naturally became its most apparent in the route of her younger brother, Terys. The impetus for the route lay in helping Terys to avoid a scandal that her eccentricities would otherwise generate, and the close collaboration sparking a more intimate relationship.
  Nobody remembers the route for that. Sure, he was a cute, doting younger brother, but those basically grow on trees.
  What did cause it to stand out amongst certain segments of the player base was how Elastasia would inevitably confess to the heroine if their relationship grew strong enough. But there was never an option to accept, and to complete her brother's route you were obliged to cross this threshold... or if you wanted to recruit her services in any of the more combat-focused second halves of the game.
• Other:

I Reincarnated into the World of an Otome Game, But———?! (Now Accepting)

Magic Lesbian

• Name: Elastasia Julienne ... (several extraneous middle names nobody ever remembers follow) de Aquilanne. Ellie to her friends, if they exist.
• Age: 18
• Appearance It would almost work for a formal portrait, if she had remembered to bring her shoes along.
• Gender: Female
• Personality: In a word: absent-minded. Nearly at some breakthrough on getting a spell to work, or enjoying the local woods? Well, this isn't a world with alarms as reminders, or clocks literally everywhere--it's so easy to miss when dinner is, or forget to attend to some casual meeting. Of course, that could just be a lack of punctuality at work, but getting so absorbed in things like this as to forget when you keep leaving things behind... well, that doesn't speak well for Elastasia's awareness. The tendency for shoes and the like to be included in this is entirely its own oddity, though.
  Mostly, these might pass unnoticed--she's highly placed enough in society that her family can take measures to make sure she actually shows up to important things--but showing up at functions underdressed (either from lack of time to change into something formal, or something else) starts rumours fairly easily. As does forgetting the names of important nobles.
  Despite her unthinking arrogance in her specialities (something at least justified in this life), Elastasia is overall polite and friendly... aside from the magic thing. It is, after all, the catalyst of her initial adversarial relationship with the heroine--and completely in line with her prior life's attitude towards newcomers to her games.
• Abilities/Skills: Well-versed in the customs of nobility when she remembers to show up on time and dress properly, Elastasia otherwise lacks in mundane skills. Her academic talents are fairly middling, even with another life's education... sure, her calligraphy is exceptional, but in terms of general learning, there's nothing to write home about.
  But magic? Magic is a different story. If there was one person it was worth investing a bit more into magic lessons to access for later stages of the playthrough, it would probably be Elastasia. Although lacking any magical specialisation when the player would finally obtain control, her base stats and aptitudes tended to lead to a viable build for any magic-heavy option, no matter her lack of physical skills. Even during the VN-like portions of Cross Heart Academy, she has a tendency to excel across disciplines, whereas the heroine (without extreme optimisation) finds herself having to specialise. It's quite unsurprising, then, that without interference her ending is as a reclusive archmage.
  Despite this, she does have an innate preference: purely kinetic magic. Levitation and the casual summoning of items (who needs a chair when you can float? Or a table if you can keep things where you want them?) predominantly, but as a defensive measure "no, everything just gets bounced back" is fairly obvious.
• History: Before this whole reincarnation business, Elastasia... well, she couldn't have said there was much about her life to write home about. Really, the notable thing was managing to combine being a game-playing NEET with being a country bumpkin who'd go out and take a nap in the woods. She isn't even all that sure how she died, but is going to put good odds on it being something dumb like falling off a cliff, or a bad run-in with a hornet.
  She was never one of Cross Heart Academy's diehard fans. Sure, it was fun to see how many smaller games they had crammed into the second half and cheese the hell out of them, but the actual otome game side... it always felt like a lot of possible branches had been cut in order to manage this two-for-one deal rather than have a pure Visual Novel and the romance options really weren't her thing. Some of the guys were cute, sure, but... not something she could get into with the first-person perspective the game was given.
  Regaining the memories of her prior life when Elastasia was being sent away to school was quite the shock. Honestly, if she didn't have Elastasia's own upbringing to fall back on (as flaky as it might be in the long run), there was no doubt that she would have caused a scandal immediately. But since she had always been rather strange and it was a major change to Elastasia's life, reconciling her previous lifetime actually passed mostly unnoticed.
  And in the end? Honestly, she much prefers being Elastasia. Sure, it's impossible to escape the influence of an entire second lifetime on her personality, and the knowledge that came with it would no doubt be vital... especially in avoiding bad romantic choices on her end. But really? Leaning into Elastasia's personality makes dealing with the school setting so much more bearable, and she would never be able to keep up any attempt to act as nobility if she didn't just accept that this was her life and her personality as well.
  Unfortunately, that doesn't mean she's not even more eccentric than her game counterpart. The lack of patience for social games really bleeds through--whereas the game Elastasia might just forget to show up, the current one is vastly worse at hiding her desire to be doing something else. She's also far more prone to trying to find somewhere nobody WILL interrupt her with a reminder she should be somewhere.
• Original Role and Background: In the original story of Cross Heart Academy, Elastasia was an eccentric magical prodigy from one of the kingdom's oldest families--if the heroine chose to took a magical path, it was essentially guaranteed that they would be crossing paths at one stage or another, with those routes more focused on it regularly featuring her as a rival and eventual friend. This naturally became its most apparent in the route of her younger brother, Terys. The impetus for the route lay in helping Terys to avoid a scandal that her eccentricities would otherwise generate, and the close collaboration sparking a more intimate relationship.
  Nobody remembers the route for that. Sure, he was a cute, doting younger brother, but those basically grow on trees.
  What did cause it to stand out amongst certain segments of the player base was how Elastasia would inevitably confess to the heroine if their relationship grew strong enough. But there was never an option to accept, and to complete her brother's route you were obliged to cross this threshold... or if you wanted to recruit her services in any of the more combat-focused second halves of the game.
• Other:

I Reincarnated into the World of an Otome Game, But———?! (Interest Check)

Draft

• Name: Elastasia Julienne ... (several extraneous middle names nobody ever remembers follow) de Aquilanne. Ellie to her friends, if they exist.
• Age: 18
• Appearance It would almost work for a formal portrait, if she had remembered to bring her shoes along.
• Gender: Female
• Personality: In a word: absent-minded. Nearly at some breakthrough on getting a spell to work, or enjoying the local woods? Well, this isn't a world with alarms as reminders, or clocks literally everywhere--it's so easy to miss when dinner is, or forget to attend to some casual meeting. Of course, that could just be a lack of punctuality at work, but getting so absorbed in things like this as to forget when you keep leaving things behind... well, that doesn't speak well for Elastasia's awareness. The tendency for shoes and the like to be included in this is entirely its own oddity, though.
  Mostly, these might pass unnoticed--she's highly placed enough in society that her family can take measures to make sure she actually shows up to important things--but showing up at functions underdressed (either from lack of time to change into something formal, or something else) starts rumours fairly easily. As does forgetting the names of important nobles.
  Despite her unthinking arrogance in her specialities (something at least justified in this life), Elastasia is overall polite and friendly... aside from the magic thing. It is, after all, the catalyst of her initial adversarial relationship with the heroine--and completely in line with her prior life's attitude towards newcomers to her games.
• Abilities/Skills: Well-versed in the customs of nobility when she remembers to show up on time and dress properly, Elastasia otherwise lacks in mundane skills. Her academic talents are fairly middling, even with another life's education... sure, her calligraphy is exceptional, but in terms of general learning, there's nothing to write home about.
  But magic? Magic is a different story. If there was one person it was worth investing a bit more into magic lessons to access for later stages of the playthrough, it would probably be Elastasia. Although lacking any magical specialisation when the player would finally obtain control, her base stats and aptitudes tended to lead to a viable build for any magic-heavy option, no matter her lack of physical skills. Even during the VN-like portions of Cross Heart Academy, she has a tendency to excel across disciplines, whereas the heroine (without extreme optimisation) finds herself having to specialise. It's quite unsurprising, then, that without interference her ending is as a reclusive archmage.
  Despite this, she does have an innate preference: purely kinetic magic. Levitation and the casual summoning of items (who needs a chair when you can float? Or a table if you can keep things where you want them?) predominantly, but as a defensive measure "no, everything just gets bounced back" is fairly obvious.
• History: Before this whole reincarnation business, Elastasia... well, she couldn't have said there was much about her life to write home about. Really, the notable thing was managing to combine being a game-playing NEET with being a country bumpkin who'd go out and take a nap in the woods. She isn't even all that sure how she died, but is going to put good odds on it being something dumb like falling off a cliff, or a bad run-in with a hornet.
  She was never one of Cross Heart Academy's diehard fans. Sure, it was fun to see how many smaller games they had crammed into the second half and cheese the hell out of them, but the actual otome game side... it always felt like a lot of possible branches had been cut in order to manage this two-for-one deal rather than have a pure Visual Novel and the romance options really weren't her thing. Some of the guys were cute, sure, but... not something she could get into with the first-person perspective the game was given.
  Regaining the memories of her prior life when Elastasia was being sent away to school was quite the shock. Honestly, if she didn't have Elastasia's own upbringing to fall back on (as flaky as it might be in the long run), there was no doubt that she would have caused a scandal immediately. But since she had always been rather strange and it was a major change to Elastasia's life, reconciling her previous lifetime actually passed mostly unnoticed.
  And in the end? Honestly, she much prefers being Elastasia. Sure, it's impossible to escape the influence of an entire second lifetime on her personality, and the knowledge that came with it would no doubt be vital... especially in avoiding bad romantic choices on her end. But really? Leaning into Elastasia's personality makes dealing with the school setting so much more bearable, and she would never be able to keep up any attempt to act as nobility if she didn't just accept that this was her life and her personality as well.
  Unfortunately, that doesn't mean she's not even more eccentric than her game counterpart. The lack of patience for social games really bleeds through--whereas the game Elastasia might just forget to show up, the current one is vastly worse at hiding her desire to be doing something else. She's also far more prone to trying to find somewhere nobody WILL interrupt her with a reminder she should be somewhere.
• Original Role and Background: In the original story of Cross Heart Academy, Elastasia was an eccentric magical prodigy from one of the kingdom's oldest families--if the heroine chose to took a magical path, it was essentially guaranteed that they would be crossing paths at one stage or another, with those routes more focused on it regularly featuring her as a rival and eventual friend. This naturally became its most apparent in the route of her younger brother, Terys. The impetus for the route lay in helping Terys to avoid a scandal that her eccentricities would otherwise generate, and the close collaboration sparking a more intimate relationship.
  Nobody remembers the route for that. Sure, he was a cute, doting younger brother, but those basically grow on trees.
  What did cause it to stand out amongst certain segments of the player base was how Elastasia would inevitably confess to the heroine if their relationship grew strong enough. But there was never an option to accept, and to complete her brother's route you were obliged to cross this threshold... or if you wanted to recruit her services in any of the more combat-focused second halves of the game.
• Other:

I Reincarnated into the World of an Otome Game, But———?! (Interest Check)

I come bringing the never-realised gay option everyone is mad about!

Blades of Iron Roses: An Anime-Inspired Knight RP

Tyaethe

Drifting back to watch the fight, Tyaethe folded her arms and attempted to look excited. If this was a planned exhibition, then maybe she would have been... she knew a few ways to put on a good show, and Adeforth certainly did, although she had no idea if that knowledge had been passed on down through the years. A proper exhibition between the two groups of knights, either fielding their best (or second best, or third best, whatever the case may be) or matching based on talent or interesting dynamics? That would have been a good thing to see, or even more exciting to take part in. Instead, they were relying on the fact that the intended audience was a princess with no combat training at all.

If the fight had lasted a bit longer, she might have taken Felix to task for trying to assert the superiority of either group over the other. Did that boy have a brain? Sure, fraternal enmity blah blah blah, but he was nobility. How many times had he been hit over the head during training to think denigrating an entire order in front of its senior members (and in her case, his senior) was a good idea? On the other hand, Addie would probably do that for her.

"So, do you think we should give them a better show?" the vampire wondered, swapping to Elvish and following Lilette as she stepped in to administer to Felix's scratch... a matter that took mere seconds, the warm glow of magic fading away with nary a scratch, and the two senior knights promptly ignoring the humiliated scion.

"You know that I no longer fight."

"And? It's not like a little exhibition like this really counts," Tyaethe said, shrugging broadly, "It would be more like one of those games Flori and I used to play, where he'd try to copy me and see how long he could keep up."

"Neither of us brought a sword." It was a valid concern--obviously, the paladin wasn't going to bring a sword longer than she was tall to a ball, and Lilette was habitually disarmed.

"Your girl has one and I know you use the same style. I could just borrow something off one of the guards. Come on, it'd be fun, we could really remind people what it means to be a knight."

The elf continued to look down at her, a maternal look of disappointment on her face. "Did you think to bring a change of clothes?"

"No...? Why would that matter? It's not like we haven't fought in dresses before."

"You took the time to learn how to fight in that form? You always said it would be too uncomfortable..."

"Ah..." Tyaethe looked away, cheeks darkening, "No, no, I got too excited. Say... if we find another rapier, maybe your daughter would be up for it? Get the captain's interest."

Lilette could only sigh.

Blades of Iron Roses: An Anime-Inspired Knight RP

"No, he really shouldn't have died," Velbrance concurred, a note of sympathy injected into the young man's voice, "My good captain, you must take better care of your senior staff. Dame Tyaethe may be impervious to harm, but the other knights are quite mortal. Yet, to lose one to anything below war or treachery is very much a scandal to avoid."

With a charming smile pasted on, he offered an arm towards Fanilly, "I Believe the princess would like to be introduced to you. If you might give me the honour of being an escort?"

@VitaVitaAR

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Tyaethe

"I'm in both your orders," Tyaethe said drily, looking Renar in the eye, "Of course I'm going to watch. At least one of you is going to be a disappointment before the end of the night, even if we overlook using a royal ball to stage a duel in the first place."

Of course, her involvement with the Crown Knights was essentially nil, but as a hereditary position, it hadn't gone anywhere.

"I'll go fetch Lils, make sure we have a healer on hand," the vampire announced, swigging from one of the glasses and then strolling away across the ball to accost the aforementioned elf and badger her into helping. From the resigned expression Lilette was developing, that wouldn't take long at all.

Blades of Iron Roses: An Anime-Inspired Knight RP

"There's not much call for dancing on the road," Lilia mumbled, doing a remarkably good job of following despite her seeming lack of knowledge--although, for how fast she could clearly move, each step was notably shaky, the tall girl obviously focusing on correcting the movements as much as possible, "And people out in the countryside don't do this sort of formal stuff."

The blush showed no sign of going away, as the elf made a remarkable effort of looking anywhere but at Cecilia's eyes, "W-Well, you seem nice, and you're one of the Iron Roses. I've always wanted to meet one! N-Not at a party, really, some sort of tournament would be better... apart from the crowds..."

She trailed off, absent-mindedly adding, "One that's not mum, I mean."

@Rune_Alchemist

Blades of Iron Roses: An Anime-Inspired Knight RP

"Yes, it is most impressive that the Iron Roses managed to defeat such a major threat on their first outing, despite their Lady Fanilly Danbalion's lack of experience," the Velbrance heir said, having fully closed the gap to within speaking distance of the captain, the young noble adroitly moving through the crowd with polished ease. His attire sharply cut in a deep, true black only lightly edged with silver, his impression was altogether colourless; an excellent pencil sketch come to life.

"It is a shame that we could not meet again under strictly pleasant circumstances," the young man continued, arms crossed behind his back. "I believe that condolences are in order? I heard that the Erdlein family are arranging a funeral. It's such a tragedy to have lost a knight so soon after meeting them."

@VitaVitaAR

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Tyaethe Radistirin

"I really have no idea what that boy's problem with me is," Tyaethe stated, looking at her now-empty glass and then at the tables. And... hm, that was an old friend she ought to catch up with. Especially if she'd heard things correctly, since it looked like some of their knights were involved too... "Try not to stand in a corner by yourself all evening. Not everyone here is a member of the nobility; I'm sure you can find someone to talk to."

Taking a detour to snatch another pair of glasses, one might at first get the impression that she was following Lein, but the vampire entirely ignored his attempts to seduce Fleuri to offer a salute to the elder crown knight with one of her glasses. "You're looking good, Addie. So, our knights causing problems?"

Not that she knew if Renar was doing anything (or Fleuri), eyes drifting over him curiously... and Felix. Hmm, looked pretty similar, hair notwithstanding. Family drama? What a mess.

@Psyker Landshark

Urban Starlight Wonderland: Tokyo Stardust, a team-based magical girl RP!

Laser Sword will come later

• Name: Abigail Hood
• Age: 19
• Gender: Female
• Appearance: Obviously, she's not Japanese. And at 185cm... well, Abigail finds the local notion of a tall woman quite amusing, to put it mildly.
• Personality: It would be easy, from her manner of dress and demeanour, to come to the conclusion that Abigail is... well, a gentle pushover. Maybe someone a bit too exuberant at trying to make friends, but more of a calm background voice in a crisis. This is half true; she is very calm in a crisis--or as a magical girl. But very much in a dominant, "someone needs to take charge" type of way, her bearing all "Protecting People Is a Duty". That also tends to show through if dealing with bullies.
• Skills: Abigail is talented with languages and looking after dogs. She's also rather good at mathematical problems... in the more complicated sense, since her mental arithmetic often leaves something to be desired. If frivolous spending of money on friends was a skill, it's also one of hers.
• Brief Backstory: A British girl from a wealthy background, Abigail nevertheless had high potential as a magical girl. Unfortunately, she wasn't the only one in the area... which, obviously, wouldn't be a bad thing most of the time. Except for the part where this lead to two girls who mostly lived in the countryside having to contend with a comically small number of Shades.
  She was, however, willing to take suggestions from where to go for higher education from a fairy and narrow it down to locations that would make some sense to travel abroad for--and thus wound up in Tokyo. Of course, arranging to bring your dog with you makes things a bit more complicated, but it wasn't like she wanted to leave her behind anyway...
  
  • Magical Girl Appearance: What changes is less colouration and more a surprisingly notable change in size. It's kind of like ageing backwards, and she doesn't have a clue why that is. It still leaves her taller than most of her Japanese peers, though.
  • Concept: King
  • Archetype: King Arthur
  • Abilities: Abigail's abilities are, obviously, tied to the items and skills typically associated with King Arthur. Of course, as a starting point, this only leaves her with two, and one of those via a loophole:
    
    • The Sword in the Stone: The sword that Abigail currently uses and a wonderfully straightforward piece of equipment. It's a sword that magnifies the force of its impacts more and more the longer a fight drags on--but it can also be damaged, and it doesn't get any tougher as this happens. She's quite concerned about what would happen if it were to break, as Abigail has the idea that it won't just be fixed next time she transforms.
    • Cavall: A hound with the strength and speed to bring down magical boars, Abigail can't summon it (or its compatriots)... but she does happen to own a dog herself. The result, then, is that Lucy transforms alongside her. Although, actually getting to the fighting if they were separated is a matter of some time. She also seems vastly more intelligent than a normal dog in this state.
    
    Passively, of course, as a magical girl whose archetype is so physically inclined, she's also reasonably physically advantaged. And knows how to wield the sword. That would otherwise be quite the problem.