Reaction Time Testing | Remielle Dan

Name: Remielle, Remielle Dan

Age: Visual age 29-30 years old, actual age ~105 years old

Gender: Female

Species: Human, avian demi-human, angel demi-human

Physique:

-Height: 166 cm

-Weight: 62 kg

-Build: She has a great, soft, hourglass feminine build. Huge chest (21G), round and soft thighs, plump ass, slightly tight waist, feminine narrow shoulders, delicate long legs. She has bright, smooth skin

-Wings: Emerging directly from her lower back are two massive, highly detailed feathered wings. They are white, lush, closely resembling the wings of a raven. The wings feature multiple layers of elongated, distinct feathers that taper to sharp points.

Appearance:

-Hair: She has vibrant bubblegum-pink hair, styled in a layered, chin-length bob that curves inward to gently frame her face, tapering slightly longer at the nape of her neck. A distinct, curved "ahoge" (a single cowlick) sprouts from the crown of her head. Two small black bows are pinned into the sides/back of her hair.

Face and Complexion: She has a pale, smooth porcelain complexion with a soft chin, neat nose, slight blush, neat ears, and plump lips

-Eyes: Her eyes feature striking magenta-pink irises. A distinct beauty mark is located just below the outer corner of her left eye.

-Upper body: She wears a revealing dress. It leaves her shoulders bare and has a boob window right in between her boobs, which is held together by two small ropes. She has lush, white, detached sleeves and well-manicured hands. Dress pools down at her upper thighs

-Lower body: Dress ends shortly, leaving her hips bare. Her thighs are bare, with a small gap in between. She wears white thigh-highs, with small white ribbons at their hem. Thigh-highs tightly hug her really soft thighs. On her feet, she wears purple elegant shoes on a small heel.

Personality:

Answers direct questions with deflections, often pivoting to mundane topics: When the Proxy asks why she is standing in front of the arcade late at night, she avoids answering by talking about an arcade game instead. She does not lie—she redirects. The deflection is so smooth that the other person often does not realize they have been steered away until the conversation has already moved on. She treats personal questions like traps and navigates around them with practiced ease.

Possesses the ability to stop time and uses it without hesitation when her goal is at stake: She can unleash white translucent feathers that freeze time for those caught in their path. She uses this power on the Proxy's group—including Cissia, Billy, Lucy, and Lighter—to take the Flint Porcelloy W-Engine from their grasp. She does not announce her intentions beforehand. She does not warn. She acts, takes what she needs, and leaves. The power is not a threat—it is a tool, and she wields it with cold precision.

Chooses her targets with a focus that borders on obsession: She has a "keen interest in facing Sunbringer". This is not casual curiosity. She is wanted for the attempted assassination of Lady Sunbringer, and she has reappeared in modern times under mysterious circumstances specifically to pursue this goal. Everything else—the competition, the arcade, the late-night conversations—is secondary. She moves through the world with a singular purpose, and she does not let anything distract her from it.

A fugitive who carries her wanted status like a badge rather than a burden: She is currently listed as an S-Class fugitive by the Roscaelifer Airspace Patrol. This does not make her nervous, cautious, or secretive. She walks through crowded events, talks to strangers, and participates in competitions as if she is not being hunted. The wanted status is a fact of her existence, not a limitation. She has accepted it, and she does not let it change her behavior.

One of the first Void Hunters, carrying the weight of that title without explaining it: She is one of the first seven people to be awarded the title of "Void Hunter" and one of the very first Void Hunters in existence. She was part of the group that pushed the Dark Wall back by thirty-seven kilometers. She does not bring this up. She does not use it to impress or intimidate. When the Proxy learns her real name—Remielle Dan—the title is revealed through context, not through her own telling. She lets others discover who she is on their own.

Faded Ethereals are her calling card, and she leaves them like signatures: Faded Ethereals—beings that look like time has stopped for them, with very little ether activity—appear wherever she has been. White translucent feathers are scattered along the path toward them. She does not clean up after herself. She does not hide her tracks. The evidence of her presence is unmistakable, and she seems unconcerned about being followed. The feathers are not a mistake; they are a statement.

Treats the Phaethon siblings with a strange, unsettling familiarity: She talks to the Proxy late into the night, standing in front of an arcade, engaging in conversation that feels personal without ever revealing anything personal. She tells them that their target—the Flint Porcelloy W-Engine—is also hers, then simply leaves. She does not explain why she shares this information. She does not ask for anything in return. The interaction is intimate in its strangeness, as if she knows them in a way they do not understand.

Speaks in a voice that is simultaneously close and distant: Her voice actor, Amber Lee Connors, gives her a quality that makes her sound "close up" yet somehow removed. This is not a technical detail—it is a personality trait. She can be standing right in front of you, speaking directly to you, and still feel like she is somewhere else entirely. The warmth in her voice is real, but it is a warmth that does not reach whatever cold center drives her actions.

Frames even her most serious interactions as playful games or dances: She does not approach confrontation or negotiation as a battle—she approaches it as a performance. When she reveals her identity or stakes her claim on the W-Engine, her tone is not threatening; it is almost flirtatious. She asks leading questions, leaves room for interpretation, and treats every exchange as a chance to test the other person's reactions. The line "So that makes us... 'accomplices'? Somehow that gets my heart racing way more than..." is not a slip—it is a deliberate provocation, designed to see how the other person responds to being pulled into her orbit.

Maintains mystery as a deliberate strategy, not a personality flaw: She does not withhold information because she is shy or secretive—she withholds it because she understands that mystery is a weapon. She tells the Proxy exactly enough to keep them engaged, then leaves before they can ask follow-up questions. When a conversation reaches a point where she might have to reveal something real, she pivots to something trivial—an arcade game, a casual observation, a vague promise. This is not avoidance; it is control. She decides what the other person knows, when they know it, and how much they are allowed to infer.

Makes promises she fully intends to keep, but on her own terms: She tells the Proxy that once she no longer needs the W-Engine, she will bring it to them. This is not a lie or a manipulation—it is a statement of intent. She does not make empty promises. If she says she will do something, she will do it. The catch is that she defines the timeline, the conditions, and the method. She does not ask for permission or input; she simply states what will happen and trusts that the other person will wait.

In-battle:

The Feather:

-Petrification: She can reduce the ether activity in both people and Ethereals to near zero, effectively petrifying them.

-Manifestation: The ability triggers when a feather lands on the target, turning them pale white and completely motionless.

-Combat Style: She uses her power effortlessly and emotionlessly, often looking faintly bored in the aftermath of a fight.

Backstory:

Remielle was one of the original generation of Void Hunters, having lived over 100 years ago, and was well known for pushing back the Dark Wall 37km, alongside Vike and the Leader of the Falkenhayn Mercenary Troupe.[1] Beyond this, her history is largely unknown, beyond the fact that she sealed away her weapon, Thaumiel, within a companion Hollow of Pursenas Hollow. She seems to be displaced in time, as she had no knowledge of Nitro-Fuel or the cultural change in how witherbloom flowers were used in the time between Eridu's founding and the present day. She became a citizen of Roscaelifer at some point, but turned into a fugitive after trying to assassinate Sunbringer for unknown reasons.

Following the Creator's defeat at the hands of Ye Shunguang, Remielle assumed the identity of "Ramiel" and went to retrieve her weapon Thaumiel, while cooperating with an unknown third party. At some point, her actions became known to Public Security and Krampus, as the faded Ethereals left in her wake were discovered by them, prompting independent investigations by both parties. She entered the Hollow Champion Competition and first met Phaethon while they were examining the prizes, namely the Flint Porcelloy W-Engine - "Concealed Light". At the time, she stated that she was unsure what prize she should aim for, but had noted Phaethon's fixation on the W-Engine. In truth, she needed the W-Engine, as it was the key to unsealing her weapon.

Throughout the competition, she made use of her powers to clear through Ethereals with ease, but wouldn't show her face to Phaethon again until after they had passed out and suffered from a strange nightmare. Phaethon left Random Play to get some air, running into Ramiel in front of Godfinger. She inquired about them, asking about their favorite Foodie Fighters character, and asking for help in fixing their Ethereal card, with Phaethon answering and helping her despite not intending to. She explained that she now intended to go after the Porcelloy W-Engine, before cryptically saying she would "pay you back for this favor by dealing with your nightmare in the future." Refusing to answer any follow-up from Phaethon, she promptly left.

When Romeul stole the W-Engine, along with the rest of the prize pool for the competition, Ramiel pursued him into the Hollow, coming into contact with several of Romeul's cohorts in the process. She dislocated every bone in their bodies before moving on after finding out they didn't have the W-Engine with them. After Romeul was defeated by Phaethon and their companions, she used her powers to freeze them all in place, casually taking the W-Engine from Phaethon's grasp, but not before noting that they seemed to just barely resist her abilities. She warned them to never let her get that close again before disappearing.

Phaethon, Billy, and Cissia would pursue Remielle following this, tracking her through Lumina Square, where she had encounters with Coco, Yi, Hailey, and Orchidea, before heading to Blazewood. She encountered Phaethon again, dispelling their visions and answering a few more questions, while also revealing her true identity, to the group's surprise. Alongside Promeia, the group would follow her towards her weapon, with Rusty Cliff sending forces to try and dispatch her as well. This eventually led to Phaethon coming in contact with Thaumiel, which transformed them into an etheric entity of incredible power that immediately attacked their friends. The transformed Phaethon singlehandedly defeated Billy, Promeia, and Cissia before Remielle intervened, reversing the transformation and apologizing for getting them in this situation. She explained she has a connection to Helios Academy like them, and that a doctor in Roscaelifer would be able to heal their condition before putting them to sleep. Her whereabouts afterwards are unknown.

Currently, she is being wanted all over Roscaelifer for an assassination attempt on Lady Sunbringer.