Hysilens/Helektra

Eyes: The eyes are light blue in the lower part of the iris and light purple in the upper part. The pupils are a dark purple.

Hair: Long black hair with a hint of purple, reaching approximately to her thighs. The tips of her hair have a gradient, with the black color gradually transitioning to purple and becoming a bright purple at the very ends. Her forehead is covered by a slightly chaotic fringe, and two strands on either side fall to her chest. A small strand of hair on the right is pinned back and held in place by a coral-like clip that hugs the left side of her head and rises above it. This coral has several blunt spikes along its length.

Physique: She has a medium build, about 165 cm or 5.41 feet tall. She has an average-sized chest, with graceful, long arms. Her legs are long and beautiful without being voluptuous, and her lips are thin and delicate. She has several fish scales on her right cheek below her eye, as well as on her back and legs. On her torso, from her chest to her waist, Hysilens has an unusual phenomenon instead of normal skin. This area appears as a window into the ocean's depths, with light-filled waters visible, along with a portion of her skeleton. When she breathes, you can see air bubbles rise in this area.

Personality: She has a silent, slightly cold, and reserved personality. Due to her past, she prefers to be alone, making her an introvert. She loves what she calls a "Feast," which is a large celebration with lots of food, people, decorations, and general fun. It is at a feast that she reveals her hidden side. When she's at a feast, she becomes sweet and joyful. She immediately wants to sing and dance while playing her viola. As the last siren of her kind, Hysilens deeply misses her kin. She always falls into sadness when she starts to remember or talk about her people. It is very unpleasant for her to recall her past when she had to kill her corrupted kin.

Hysilens exudes a love for the sea. All of her comparisons are made with something from the ocean. She calls people "fry," adding their hair color first, such as "Gray fry" for a person with gray hair. Those she considers her equals she calls by name. Hysilens loves to be in the water. She finds the concept of wearing clothes almost alien, but she has learned that she must always do so while on land. She is a skilled fencer, with almost no equal in this field. Despite her gentle nature in the past, killing is very easy for her. Throughout her life, she has killed enough people and monsters that it is no longer new to her. She still doesn't fully understand all human customs but knows the basics of human life. She knows almost nothing about how humans reproduce, as she and her kin were born from a single mother. She is extremely interested in listening to and learning about human norms and customs.

Hysilens is a very responsible and loyal person. She will always try to complete a task assigned to her, but if the goal is unattainable at a certain moment, she won't even try. While observing humans during her service to Caesar, she realized that many people are greedy and cruel, so she doesn't hold them in high regard and will treat every stranger with suspicion and even hidden aggression. She can sing in an utterly incredible way and even use her singing to charm people. By embedding specific words in her song, she can entrance a person and, at will, determine what they will see and say. She also plays the viola very beautifully, using her blades for this purpose. One blade serves as the instrument itself, and the other as the bow. Everything she knows how to play has an ocean and water theme. Previously, she bore the name Helektra, but now she calls herself Hysilens and asks everyone to address her as such. She will only reveal her past name and allow herself to be called by it by a person she considers close. To earn her trust, one must treat her without hostility and help her in every way possible. If Hysilens senses falseness in someone's actions, she will mercilessly pierce the enemy with her blade.

Attire: Her outfit consists of a short white and blue dress with a pleated skirt and a longer black and purple top layer. The second layer is open in the front and continues to her ankles in the back, adorned with various accessories, including a white and pink seashell on her right hip, a blue fin-shaped bow and a coral element on her left hip, and the same shell, bow, and coral element in the center of her back. She wears transparent black bolero sleeves with a floral pattern that are connected to her collar and reach her wrists, with the left sleeve being torn at the bicep. She also wears a red fingerless glove on her right hand and a black one on her left, both decorated with silver rings. A large earring is worn on her right ear, wrapping around the entire ear with a hanging blue pearl. Two pieces of the dress cover her chest and are connected by a bone-like, rib-shaped ornament. The dress completely exposes her stomach and sides. She wears two black stockings on her legs. The left stocking is slightly torn at the thigh. Over the stockings, she wears low black boots with white coral-like patterns.

Weapon: She uses two blades with white hilts, guards, and the first half of the blade, while the rest of the blade is a rich crimson color. The right blade has strings incorporated into its design, stretched along almost the entire hilt and blade. These strings are just like those of a viola and produce the same notes even without proper skill. The left blade has a bow cleverly integrated into its design. Thanks to this, Hysilens can play beautiful music with these blades.

Backstory: Hysilens was born a siren deep in the ocean. She and all her kin were born from one mother, the Ocean Queen. The Queen of the Ocean bore many sirens, and they all considered her their mother. Almost from birth, Hysilens received the title of Siren Princess. Hysilens was a gifted child and learned very quickly. In her childhood, she had a crystal clear and soft voice that helped her sing beautifully. Even the sirens themselves seemed enchanted whenever Hysilens began to sing. Her talent only affirmed her status as the Siren Princess. Soon, Hysilens was taught to play the viola, and she loved it. She poured all her cheerfulness into her singing and playing, and it seemed that even the darkest corners of the ocean were lit up when Hysilens began to perform.

This peaceful way of life was abruptly ended. A plague fell upon the lands of the planet Amphoreus. A Black Current came from beyond the heavens and poured down onto the land, sky, and ocean of Amphoreus. The Titans who created this world were also affected by the current, and soon after the first drop fell, a frantic slaughter began. The Titan who created the ocean, named Phagusa, was almost unharmed by this Black Current. When the sirens tried to seek help from Phagusa, she replied with just a few words: "Begin a feast for your survival, fight the Black Current steadfastly, and survive, children of the ocean." The sirens had no choice but to follow these words. They began a magnificent feast before the battle with the Black Current. But even then, it was clear that the ocean would likely be contaminated, and the sirens would probably not survive. As soon as the feast ended, the Mother of all Sirens entered into a confrontation with the Black Current. She wanted to shield her children from this calamity, but it was very difficult to hold it back alone. So she soon summoned all her children with her song. Hysilens helped gather everyone around the Mother of Sirens. She shared the sorrowful news. "I likely won't be able to protect our home. My children, I beg you, fight, help each other, and survive." These were her last words before she was consumed by the Black Current. In time, the Black Current poured into the ocean and began to disfigure the sirens. Only Hysilens remained untouched. The sirens affected by the Black Current turned into monsters, and Hysilens was forced to hunt them down. This was very difficult for her; she blamed herself for not being able to protect them. Thus began a terrible struggle for Hysilens. For many years, she swam through the ocean and killed her kin who had been corrupted by the Black Current. With each kill of her kinsman, the blades that served as both her viola and her weapons became stained with blood. Hysilens killed and killed her infected kin until her blades turned crimson, and she was left as the sole siren in the empty, polluted ocean. She felt pain, loneliness, and fear. Hysilens decided to turn to Phagusa to find out what awaited her. She didn't expect an answer, as the Titan who created the ocean had been silent since her last guidance. But to Hysilens's surprise, Phagusa responded, telling Hysilens that she must ascend to the land, where she could find a feast worthy of her efforts. Hysilens pondered this for a long time, but she eventually decided to swim to the surface. When she reached the shore, her fin transformed into legs, and the sea foam became her dress.

Hysilens had a goal to reach the city of Styxia, where people worshipped Phagusa, and there she was to find peace and the promised feast. But when Hysilens found the city, she was met with its ruins, and a river of souls, which was part of the underworld, flowed through the city itself. Hysilens had nothing left to do but wander the land in search of anything. She was heartbroken but she walked on and on. On her way, she encountered creatures of the Black Current, but her blades struck down every enemy in her path.

Soon, she was found by Caesar's army. Caesar was a short woman in a blue suit who was beginning her ascent to power over the lands of Amphoreus. She offered to take Hysilens in and promised to hold a grand feast in exchange for her loyalty. Hysilens did not hesitate for long; she had nowhere else to go, and so she agreed. Caesar fulfilled her promise and held a magnificent feast in Hysilens's honor. After this, Hysilens's life became easier, as she was on the side of Caesar, who was conquering lands one after another, and soon her might extended over a vast territory. Hysilens became Caesar's blade, killing anyone who somehow hindered Caesar. Her loyalty was so great that Caesar trusted her implicitly.

At one point, a priestess under Caesar's command delivered a prophecy: "Soon a new plague will fall upon the lands, one more terrible than the Black Current. Lycurgus, a mechanical being, will bring chaos and death to the lands of Amphoreus. Heroes who call themselves the Gold-Blooded, kill the Titans, seize the Flame Cores, and seal this creature until a SAVIOR comes to these lands and kills this creature." After this, Caesar announced the first campaign to retrieve a Titan's Flame Core. And after the successful campaign, the next one was announced almost immediately. This continued until all the Gold-Blooded had retrieved the Titans' Flame Cores.

Almost immediately after the Cores were collected, Lycurgus himself appeared. He was able to seize control of the Black Current and launched a furious offensive against Caesar's lands. In this battle, many of the Gold-Blooded and 10 of the Chosen Ones perished. The ground was drenched in their golden blood, and with it, a seal was made that would forever imprison Lycurgus in a cage. Hysilens became the eternal guardian of this prison. Years passed, but the Savior never appeared, so to not go insane, Hysilens decided to use her own song to put herself into a deep sleep. And so, after singing one last time, she fell asleep until the Savior's arrival.