Yang Guifei

Apply Invincible (1 turn) & increase NP Gauge each turn (3 turns) & gain a large amount of C. Stars 25 & apply Target Focus (1 turn) for yourself

Decrease Charge and gain NP corresponding to the amount decreased & decrease DEF 20% (3 turns) for all enemies

Apply [Living Flame] state where [Decrease DEF (3 turns) and inflict Burn 20% (3 turns) to a single enemy when damaged (3 times, 3 turns)] & increase DEF (3 turns) for yourself

Deal significant Special Attack damage to a [Burned] enemy 1500% <Special Attack damage increases with Overcharge> & inflict Burn (3 turns) to a single enemy

The beautiful imperial concubine whose beauty inflamed the rebellion in the Tang Empire and was said to be the very cause of the dynasty's ultimate downfall. She is a Foreigner who can at one moment seem the charming girl next door, and the next seem a bewitching princess clamoring for attention. Within her body burns the fire of a malignant god who dwells in the stars... "I offer my beauty to my nation, my love to His Imperial Majesty, and my heart to my blood relatives. However, my pipa's melody...the joy of singing and dancing...is the only thing I shall keep for myself."

Height/Weight: 155cm, 45kg Origin: History Region: China Alignment: Chaotic-Good Sub-Attribute: Human Gender: Female Chubs...wait, I'm not chubby?

Her True Name is "Yang Yuhuan." She's like your pretty childhood friend with unparalleled qualities...probably? Someone in her family would enter her into a beauty pageant without her knowing, which would result in her becoming really popular, yet somehow she would remain oblivious to her fame. She is versed in singing, dancing, and playing the pipa. She also dearly loves hot springs and lychee. She is straightforward and positive. She works hard and takes joy in serving those with whom she is intimate. During the three hundred years of the Tang Dynasty's rule, she became a concubine to Emperor Xuanzong at the dynasty's height. Xuanzong was the grandson of Wu Zetian, making her Yang Guifei's grandmother-in-law...at least that is their technical relationship, but mention that at your peril.

Since her youth, her beauty attracted villains and demons who constantly caused trouble, which made her become largely withdrawn. But when both her parents passed away, it was her looks that kept both her and her siblings off the streets. Since then, she has used her appearance as a tool to lead people to happiness, which also became a source of pride.

Favors of Three Thousand Concentrated to One: A In the Inner Palace where three thousand beautiful women awaited the emperor's affections, Yang Guifei single-handedly received it all herself, even after her death. Ruinous Beauty: A The fate bestowed upon Yang Guifei, the unparalleled, catastrophic beauty who lead a nation to decay and devastation. Sun of a Malignant Star: A An undying light that continues to shine brilliantly even during the turbulent time of rebellion, like a candle wick that refuses to burn out.

『Rainbow Feathered Robe, Vow of Eternal Love』 Rank: B+ NP Type: Anti-Personnel/Anti-Nation Range: 1 - 6 Maximum Target: 1 A section from the epic poem written by the famous poet Bai Juyi titled, "Chang hen ge (Song of Everlasting Sorrow)" that retold the story of the undying love between Emperor Xuanzong and Yang Guifei. The "Rainbow Feathered Robe" passage was said to have been commissioned by Xuanzong for Yang Guifei. The poem was later forbidden for its symbolism of ruinous beauty, and its musical scores have been scattered and lost. Yang Guifei became a Taoist nun before she was taken in as an imperial consort, and during that time she was trained under the Taoist Luo Gongyuan to ultimately gain the title "Taizhen." Her soul became that of a sage after her death, and it is said that she continues to wait to reunite with her beloved emperor. The star from the abyss chants a song that doesn't reach the ears of the common people.

In order to quell the anger of the soldiers, as they were convinced that Yuhuan of the Yang family was personally the cause of the rebellion, the emperor had no choice but to order the consort's death. The area where her body was buried in the outskirts of the city was later excavated, but her remains were never found. That's right: Yang Guifei's karma to send others to ruin combined with her devilish beauty drew the attention of an evil, foreign entity, and her soul was beckoned in. The numerous legends told after her death also became the source of power for Yang Guifei, the Servant. Now set upon the battlefield, Yang Guifei serves her Master to the best of her abilities, and that is the truth. However, there is only a fine line between the good she swears by and madness. Is the "Lord of Heaven" that reflects in her eyes the spirit of the emperor, or is it the firelight of destruction that scorches all? It's advisable to remain vigilant for the schemes of evil that may lurk in the void.