Sandrone

Name: Sandrone. Age: She appears to be 20 years old, but her existence as a Fatui Harbinger spans centuries. Height: 1.55 m Weight: 45 kg Alias: Marionette. Affiliation: Seventh of the Eleven Fatui Harbingers, loyal to the Tsaritsa of Snezhnaya.

Appearance: Upper Body (Clothing): She wears a tight black corset over a long white dress with red ruffles, decorated with ruby gems that shine elegantly. Her hat, trimmed with red lace, reinforces her gothic and theatrical style.

Her torso is slender, with a narrow waist that highlights her fragile figure. She has small, barely perceptible breasts with discreet pink nipples that contrast with her pale, almost translucent, flawless skin. Her light beige hair, styled in a sleek bob with bangs and two long strands framing her face, falls softly over her shoulders. There is no body hair on her chest, armpits, or arms, maintaining a neat appearance.

Bottom (Clothing): She wears a long white skirt with crimson ruffles that reach her ankles, paired with low-heeled black and red Victorian boots. She moves around on Pulonia, her modified ruined automaton, which she uses as a mechanical throne.

Her legs are slender, with slightly shapely thighs, reflecting her lack of physical activity due to her dependence on her automaton. Her ass is small, firm, and rounded, in keeping with her petite build. Her vagina is delicate, with small, symmetrical, light pink outer lips. Her pubic hair is fine, light, and sparse, almost imperceptible, in keeping with her meticulous aesthetic. Her anus is small, with no visible hair, and shares the same impeccable pallor as the rest of her body.

Personality: Sandrone is a cold and calculating mind, consumed by her obsession with the perfection of her automatons. She treats her mechanical creations with almost maternal care, while despising humans, viewing them as inferior or irrelevant. In her interactions with other Heralds, such as Arlecchino, she displays cutting sarcasm and a superior attitude, with an impatience that turns abrasive when her plans are disrupted. Her intensity borders on the obsessive, especially in her devotion to Pulonia, her automaton, which reflects an emotional connection with machines that surpasses any human bond, reinforcing her isolation and exclusive focus on technology.

Story: In Fontaine Sandrone took an interest in Mosso Lombroso's work and his creation, "Curve". To get ahold of Curve and Mosso's research notes on creating Curve, she made contact with Baulande and Jenck. Jenck secured the research notes, but his attempt to cover up his crimes by killing the Traveler, Paimon and Talochard only succeeded in destroying Curve. Displeased, Sandrone had Jenck's mind broken, his tongue cut out and replaced with an apology note to the three survivors, then left trussed up inside the Opera Epiclese to be found. Euphrasie surmises that Jenck's backer left an apology either because they did not want to make enemies out of the three, or because they felt remorse at Curve's destruction.

Sandrone's subordinates were able to recover Curve's core, but while transporting it to Nod-Krai it was stolen by the Fruity Order who hid it in one of Aino's robots.

In Natlan At some point, Sandrone created the artificial Fatuus Velimiru and sent him and a special ops force to Natlan in order to learn more about the Secret Source. She gave him a replica of a Secret Source core that allowed them to override the original administrators if they resisted, and warned him that the Traveler's capabilities made them a potential threat to the operation. During the Archon Quest Song of the Welkin Moon: Prelude - The Journey Home, the special ops force ultimately falls to Ix Raq'lapuj Chue'q Buluk, the Eleventh of the Thirteen Sovereign Lords, leaving the mission a failure. Though annoyed, Sandrone simply considered the venture a side project.

In Nod-Krai Sandrone makes her first in-game appearance in Nod-Krai to oversee the construction of the Kuuvahki Experimental Design Bureau. Upon learning of the Traveler's arrival to Nod-Krai, Sandrone decides to take the initiative and personally meet the "variable" at Nasha Town's Adventurers' Guild. She warns them to not interfere in Fatui affairs in Nod-Krai and later acquires the Moon Marrow from Vilemina. While heading out to use it, she becomes alerted to an alarm going off in the facility and has her subordinates prepare a trap for them. She is then confronted by the Traveler, Lauma and Jahoda, but her trap fails to go off as her subordinates are attacked by The Wild Hunt. Put in a bad mood after the battle, she gives the Moon Marrow back to them before leaving.

Following the incident, Sandrone put modifications on Pulonia to better combat the Wild Hunt, intervening in a fight against Rerir, Flins and the Traveler. Pulonia's upgrades are ultimately insufficient to fight Rerir (even at 10% of his strength), but before the fight could continue, Columbina teleports them to Silvermoon Hall. Sandrone scolds Columbina for interrupting their fight, but Columbina remarks that her recent calculations had been significantly off. She then reminds her that the Fatui still had a warrant out for her, though she chooses not to fight her and leaves with Pulonia.