Charlotte Corday

Increase Death Success Rate (1 turn) & apply Evade (2 times, 3 turns) for yourself

Apply Ignore Invincible (1 turn) & increase ATK 30% (1 turn) & Debuff Resist 20% (3 turns) for yourself

Increase Arts Card effectiveness 30% (3 turns) or Critical Strength 50% (3 turns) or NP Strength 50% (3 turns) [Select an effect] for yourself + Gain C. Stars 20

Remove Evade & deal significant DEF-ignoring damage 1500% & medium chance to inflict Death <chance increases with Overcharge> to a single enemy

Charlotte Corday was the woman who assassinated the prominent leader of the Jacobins, Jean-Paul Marat, during the French Revolution. Her lovely appearance, paired with the fact that she planned and executed the assassination both efficiently and all on her own, earned her the nickname "the angel of assassination."

Height/Weight: 166cm, 43kg Origin: History Region: France Alignment: Neutral-Good Sub-Attribute: Human Gender: Female Charlotte calls the mysterious creature (?) that is with her "Angel," but it's unclear whether it's really an angel or not.

A girl who is energetic, precocious, and active, yet humble all at the same time. Her hobby is reading, and if it weren't for certain factors, she would have spent the rest of her life in a monastery, never leaving her mark on history. However, French Revolution causing the monastery to close changed her fate forever.

The girl's motives for assassinating Jean-Paul Marat are complex. But if it had to be described in a single phrase, it would be "to save a hundred thousand lives." In her eyes, Marat was someone who agitated the citizens and continued to cause bloodshed in the name of revolution and was the very cause of the nightmarish upheaval in France. Normally, this reckless plan would never have worked. But with a bit of luck on her side and no small amount of contempt, she managed the assassination. Later, investigators would attempt to determine whether or not she had anyone else working with her in the assassination plot. While there were those she deceived to obtain referrals, it was concluded that Charlotte Corday did indeed work alone. She was ultimately executed by guillotine, and the executioner was none other than Charles-Henri Sanson. Sanson spent two hours with Corday, accompanying her from her cell to the execution site and later praised her in his memoir, saying she was valiant until the end, showing neither fear nor anger.

Haphazard Planning: D+ While it was a completely reckless plan, luck was on her side. Rises to rank B due to the Angel of Assassination. Angel of Assassination: A The name given to her by the people due to her lovely appearance and her bold plan. Riding on her luck, lowers the guard of her enemies. Iron Determination: D A skill that comes from her firm resolve to carry through with the assassination, despite being far detached from the world of assassination or revolution. Not as intense as Dantès's.

『Le Rêve Ensoleillé』 Rank: C NP Type: Anti-Personnel Range: 1 Maximum Targets: 1 Love for My Country, Give Them a Dream They Can Drown In. A silent and warm assassination by Charlotte Corday, who was dubbed the "Angel of Assassination". Until the moment they are killed, the target feels no threat or indication of murderous intent. Unlike other assassination Noble Phantasms, evasion through Intuition or Mind's Eye is difficult. The more times the target is aware of her appearance, her words, and her mannerisms, the assassination success rate goes up. The bias that a lovely woman like her would never kill anyone intensifies.

According to her, her second chance at life began with despondency and despair. This is because, using the knowledge granted to her upon her summoning, she determined that her assassination ultimately did nothing to change history, nor did it help set the world on a better path. Consequently, even though she had only just been summoned, she saw herself as worthless. However, thanks to fighting alongside the Master of Chaldea, she's begun to regain her innate cheerful nature. In the Fifth Lostbelt, she was summoned by Odysseus and unwittingly served as his spy, but was freed from his control when the Zeus Klironomia in her Spirit Origin were removed. She went on to assassinate Odysseus entirely on her own. That Charlotte Corday also had faint romantic feelings for the Master of Chaldea, which she did her best to hide. However, she ended up revealing her feelings right as she was about to disappear, as she lost the memory of deciding to keep these feelings secret. Sadly, her love vanished into the setting sun along with Charlotte herself, never to be requited.