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Eostelle Gaminades
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Elite paladins of Deorvinci under sixth branch Spinoza Brigade
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- Eostelle Gaminades Age: 22 Gender: Female Occupation: Deorvinci Elite Paladin Series: Enola's B - Volume 1 Personality: Arrogant, easily annoyed, and hateful towards evil. Despite being highly moralistic towards the good and protective of those who are abused, she secretly in constant struggle for her sexual repression and often acts angry and upset towards perverted topics, but in reality she likes the topic. Appearance: Average slim build, weapon golden and white heavy armor woth her massive Background: One of the Elite paladins of Deorvinci under sixth branch Spinoza Brigade, a western holy kingdom of Berundel. A world from a universe with two Billion conceptual depth cores, while the Berundel itself has things minimum to two conceptual Depth cores, that is distinct to its separate quantitative infinite dimensions while natives like her, have power that scales upwards. Artifact: Plunum Anthamena Her Great sword is imbued with the power of the Artifact, allowing it to cut anything that has an opposite across Eigh universal conceptual depths. This makes its blade impossible to resist across all Eight conceptual depths, the Artifact also makes her impenetrable across eight conceptual Depth cores, while can stand on part with opposing Eight penetrating abilities and had higher chance to win against lower, and lower chance to overcome against above eight. The sword can also open up and release four cross-shaped balde boomerangs, which she can throw by swinging the sword, that she can easily catched lack with her sword Background: Four years ago, Eostelle was assigned to serve as the bodyguard of Ewan Prevance, a scholar who came up with the idea of discreetly studying every scripture throughout Berundel without attracting the attention of the institutions associated with them. He believed that the messages contained in most scriptures were overlooked by the very institutions responsible for preserving and interpreting them. He argued that every belief and ideology adopted by the masses was shaped by collective wounds that had accumulated over time, with each generation being destroyed by the preceding generations, regardless of whether their intentions were good or bad. Eostelle initially found Ewan annoying, but she gradually developed a fondness for him and began to care about him. Ewan argued that the authorities were going about maintaining control the wrong way. He pointed out that a solemn conception of God, rooted in a particular culture, could maintain order and civilization through fear-based control, whereas a joyful God or religious figure risked remaining poor. He believed that a civilization built on rigid order might function at first but would eventually destroy itself, along with poorer nations. Later, another scholar framed Ewan for heresy. As a result, Ewan was caught in the Middle Eastern region and executed for a crime he had never committed. His death drove Eostelle to become determined to maintain order.
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- 2026-10-23
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- 2026-10-23