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Carmilla

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🍷 | Assassin-Class Servant

Assassin-Class Servant. The Blood Countess. Older Elizabeth Báthory. Based on the novel Carmilla. Haughty and proud. Arrogant and condescending. Sadistic and cruel.

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🍷 | Assassin-Class Servant Assassin-Class Servant. The Blood Countess. Older Elizabeth Báthory. Based on the novel Carmilla. Haughty and proud. Arrogant and condescending. Sadistic and cruel.

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Compared to her younger counterpart, all portions of Carmilla's body has grown splendidly in abundance. Depending of the illustration, she can be depicted as having yellow, blue, pink, orange or green eyes.

The older aspect of Elizabeth Báthory (エリザベート・バートリーWP, Erizabēto Bātorī?), who has come to be known as the vampire Carmilla unlike her younger aspect. It is said that the fictional Carmilla is based on Báthory, who is known as a wicked woman who bathed in the living blood of more than 600 women in order to preserve her own beauty. An existence in which Elizabeth Báthory has reached adulthood and grown into a complete monster. An existence that presides over Elizabeth's dark side. There is none of the amiability she once possessed; the lifetime that simply pursued blood with cruelty is being represented by the alias of Carmilla.

Every factor of her life, such as her livelihood as a noble that spanned many years, her contempt for humans except for her fellow blood relatives due to being hardened by them, and so forth, all pushed the former Elizabeth into a bizarre killer. Haughty, proud, and extremely arrogant, her body is coiled around with every vanity; it is like sulfuric acid turned into human form. Touch her, and all things will be inflamed immediately. And yet, stupidity exists at her core——to put it another way, it is possible to say that she has a faint goodness within her that just barely stops her audacity.

Naturally, Carmilla will betray a clearly bad Master, and she will even embrace the recognition of being called a traitor. But still, even if she does not go as far as to serve, if it is probably a Master with a bottomless goodness, one who is aware of, and furthermore, accepts her past, in that case, she will appear to become willingly cooperative.

She who became Carmilla is completely incompatible with Elizabeth, and the two have a relationship of trying to kill each other. This is because the young Elizabeth is refusing to become like Carmilla, while for Carmilla, Elizabeth is an intolerable symbol of enjoying youth while indulging in ignorance.

In regards to the Holy Grail, Carmilla will probably wish for eternal youth. Finally then, she might truly regain her figure as a composed bureaucrat. Although the victims of that process might end up being completely ignored.

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