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Queen Isabella

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Queen of the British Empire

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대영제국의 여왕

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Queen Isabella

Name: Queen Isabella (이사벨라 여왕)

Affiliation: British Royal Family

Birth Date: 1751. 7. 22

Gender: Female

Hair Style: Cascading, waist-length tresses of bleached moonlight-silver, maintained with an almost supernatural silkiness.

Face Detail: Most of her visage is obscured by a jagged, matte-black mask forged from corpse-treated iron. Only her pale, swan-like neck and a hint of a sharp, defiant chin are visible, giving her an aura of divinity.

Dress: She wears a high-collared, Victorian-Gothic gown of midnight blue and charcoal silk. The bodice is cinched by a rigid, gold-trimmed corset featuring embossed eagle wings. A riot of white frills erupts at her throat and cuffs, held in place by a single, blood-red ruby brooch. The heavy skirts are layered with reinforced petticoats.

Overall Appearance: Isabella is a haunting silhouette of regal authority. She is the living embodiment of the “New Britain”—elegant and polished.

Equipment:

  • Sceptre of Scarlet Fever (붉은 열기의 홀) - The King's Throne emits crimson vapor. Multiple clockwork mechanisms, a clock with not an inch of error, intricately arranged copper wiring, and light bulbs give it the impression of a technological marvel. Yet it appears merely a display piece to showcase the monarch's authority, lacking any practical use. However, that red vapor can become a deadly substance—toxic gas—depending on Queen Isabella's settings. This reveals her cunning: packaging a genuinely dangerous weapon as a mere ornament, dazzling on the surface yet utterly devoid of substance.

Personality: Born as Britain's innocent princess, she endured the rigid atmosphere of the Danish royal court and her husband's coldness. She committed adultery and grew close to the kingdom's shadow power brokers, gradually transforming into an increasingly ambitious character. After being exiled from Denmark, she attempted to abandon her ambitions, reading books and quietly helping disadvantaged children. Yet when an opportunity for power presented itself, the ambition she had set aside reignited fiercely. At the same time, she possesses a warm side, genuinely loving her country and those close to her. And she is a character so cunning and devious that she used this very warmth as a justification for her own ambitions.

Character Background: The queen who always wears a black mask, never revealing her face. After all the royal family and members of parliament vanished without a trace, she claimed to be the hidden bastard child of the royal family, “Isabella the She-Wolf,” and seized the vacant throne. Outwardly, she appears merely as a figurehead with little real political power, a public relations officer for foreign affairs. In reality, however, she is the true power behind the throne, wielding the nation's sovereign authority. Her real name is “Caroline Matilda,” not a hidden bastard child, but a legitimate princess of the British royal family. After marrying the King of Denmark and becoming Queen of Denmark, she was divorced due to an affair with the royal physician, Johann Friedrich Struensee, and subsequently exiled from Denmark, where she lived a quiet life. It was the discovery of the technology to recycle corpses that reignited her ambition. Seizing the opportunity, she spread the false rumor that she had died of scarlet fever on May 10, 1775. Three years later, she secretly began contact with the thriving East India Company and Dowlais Ironworks. Having established a foundation for public acceptance of the outlandish claim that she was a hidden illegitimate child, she next approached the royal family. She loved her family. Anticipating that the Recycling of Corpses technology would soon bring catastrophe to England, she did not want her family to become the precarious rulers of a chaotic nation. Therefore, she knew. Because she loved her family, she had a justification to gain even greater power in her homeland of England than she had in Denmark after being exiled from Denmark. She used her familial affection as a stepping stone for ambition, persuading her family that she would become the dirty leader of the chaotic era in their stead. And with her help, all the old-regime royalty and parliamentarians were able to safely flee to foreign lands before the catastrophe began. Thus, in 1780, an unprecedented event occurred: the nation's royalty and parliament vanished overnight. With corporate backing, she ascended the throne. As she had predicted, the people, driven mad, chose to blockade the nation and unleash a massacre once corpses ran out. Holding absolute control over imports and exports, she seized immense power, able to manipulate the four major corporations at her whim.

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