Status
1892
Status
158
1-1
38
Resistances
Normal
[x1]
Ineff.
[x0.5]
Fatal
[x2]
Normal
[x1]
Ineff.
[x0.5]
Normal
[x1]
Weak
[x1.5]
Fatal
[x2]
Endure
[x0.75]
Normal
[x1]
Stagger Threshold
-
Inflict fairycharm to the enemy with the lowest Speed.
Number of targets increases with every Cycle Count.
Number of targets increases when Fairy is restored.
Number of targets increases with every Cycle Count.
Number of targets increases when Fairy is restored.
PASSIVE
Cannot damage Core by damaging the Fairy.
Targets more slots based on the number of fairycharm units.
Targets more slots based on the number of fairycharm units.
PASSIVE
Fairy gains 20% increased Max HP when restored.
PASSIVE
burst and sinking Potency maxes out at 30.
burst and sinking Count maxes out at 5.
burst and sinking Count maxes out at 5.
PASSIVE
When the Fairy is killed, all Identities gain 5 breath and 2 breath Count next turn
PASSIVE
level: 45
5
+6
SKILL 1
5
+9
6
+8
7
+8
10
+8
Reveal body when Fairy is broken.
All Buffs and Debuffs expire when the body hides again.
All Buffs and Debuffs expire when the body hides again.
PASSIVE
When the body is broken, Fairy will have 60% of its Max HP upon restoration.
When the body is broken, Core heals +20 more HP with Skill effects
When the body is broken, Core heals +20 more HP with Skill effects
PASSIVE
Story
Performing the post-mortem report as ordered by the Executive Manager. The entity was encountered around 1440 hours today. To elaborate, that is the precise time when we identified it as an enemy and prepared for battle. Its appearance is akin to a hideous, ancient tree. I estimate its age to be easily over 100 years old. I raise its broad wrinkles and wide pillar as supporting evidence. What was odd, however, was that its height was far too stocky despite its aforementioned traits. Its twisting branches all point to a singular direction, and clues indicate that its roots are broad and deep-reaching… After a thorough observation of the blue fairy(I’m unsure if this is an appropriate designation for it, but I was unable to find another suitable name), which hangs from the tip of one of the branches and radiates a bright light, I concluded that this is a trap contingent on deception. Such deceptive traps were often used in numerous battles I have participated in. Install something to draw the attention of your enemies and ambush them from where they least expect… It’s a rather rudimentary trap. I have ordered the Sinners to halt their advance and await the Executive Manager’s orders. Please consult this guide in your future commands. Thank you. → Wow… I guess you’re not a veteran for nothing, huh? Didn’t know you were this good~ → I’ve both encountered and installed many similar traps. Even a civilian could identify such an obvious trap if they have even a modicum of perceptiveness. → Right~? Even a MODICUM(This word appears to have been bolded for emphasis) of perceptiveness, that is~ → …Shut up.
We engaged with the entity in a meaningful capacity around 1900 hours today. Thus I report the following findings. Just as I expected, it immediately attacked us from the ground as soon as one of us advanced into its proximity. We suffered some losses, but considering that the said personnel decided to charge the enemy in spite of my warnings, I don’t suppose he would have been of much use in the battle anyway. However, the intel we’ve gathered through the involuntary decoy was rather valuable. Now we know why its height betrays its apparent age. The majority of its bulk, its main body, is buried underground. Countless roots, long enough to make measurement of their individual lengths difficult, burst out of the ground to impale us. Still, we were able to identify that this opponent’s main mode of attack involves luring its victims toward its main body to guarantee a strike. Sometimes it focused on a single Sinner, but there were also instances in which it targeted multiple of us at once. I also identified the blue fairy swaying from side to side, as though to seduce its victims. Though it may be difficult to engage this opponent while evading its numerous roots, because we are currently unaware of the magnitude of its main body, I believe that continued collection of intel through repeated encounters is necessary to prepare the appropriate countermeasures. Some losses are to be expected, however. Concluding the report. Thank you. → Seriously, Heathcliff! Why the hell would you walk out there AFTER we specifically told you not to? AGAIN? → Haah, dammit… I don’t know. Something about how that happened was uncanny. It’s not like I wanted to walk there… → It appears that the fairy has the power to charm its victims. Perhaps it would be preferable that we focus our attacks on the fairy in our next encounter.
I write to inform you that further intel has been gathered during our encounter with the entity around 0920 hours today. Dispatching the blue fairy seems to have been the key to drawing out its main body. Once the blue fairy was defeated, a part of its main body emerged from the ground, giving us a significant offensive advantage. Of course, I presume there is more to its subterranean body, but I concluded that what we have gathered so far is enough to give us an edge in this encounter. Considering the estimated losses we would suffer in the process, I don’t believe that there is any further intel that would outweigh the potential costs. Concluding the report. Thank you.
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