The Erlking

Erlking's appearance as pretending to be the dead rabbits boss=[As Dead Rabbits Boss, Erlking Heathcliff is a wide-shouldered woman wearing drab clothes with rustic brown colors and visible damage to them. On her shoulders, she wears heavy metal plating. Beneath her overcoat, she wears a brown scarf and a button-down shirt with three buckles across the chest. SHe wears dark pants tucked into thick black boots with a buckle aesthetic shared with his gloves. Most notable to his appearance, she wears a stitched piece of cloth that has two holes for his eyes and flaps resembling rabbit ears. In her right hand, she carries a timepiece common of most T Corp. residents, and carries a large, bloodied bat in her left hand, covered in plating that is held in place by barbed wire. + When unmasked, she is revealed to be a disheveled Mirror World version of Heathcliff. She is scarred akin to the Sinner's regular version, yet has a particularly prominent scar on the bridge of her nose, created during her breakdown upon learning of Catherine's demise. Her hair is long and tangled,]

Erlking Heathcliff's actual appearance=[As Erlking Heathcliff, Erlking Heathcliff has a similar style of attire to her “Dead Rabbits Boss" iteration. However, there are a few major + Instead of oversized clothing with signs of rather severe damage, she now wears a more tailored brown knee-length overcoat (decorated with three belts on the right hem and a heath pattern on the left hem), a short cape on her right shoulder, leather gauntlets, and black riding boots. She is also sometimes seen riding a headless black horse. + In battle, Erlking Heathcliff is seen riding a dark, headless horse (named Dullahan) and wielding a greatsword with black hilt and a blade that has an appearance reminiscent of a shattered mirror. The sword is covered in blood-red thorns, some of which Erlking Heathcliff uses as a strap to carry the sword on his back.]

Personality=[When first introduced as the "Dead Rabbits Boss", Erlking Heathcliff is shown to be a cheery individual despite her appearance, as highlighted by the way she first reacts upon seeing Heathcliff when the latter returns to Wuthering Heights. She carries a deep bond for her friends and subordinates, deeply trusting them to the point where she wishes no physical harm come to them- something Heathcliff mentions Matthew said when drunk before. + In reality, Erlking Heathcliff was putting on an act and mimicking the behaviour of the original Dead Rabbits Boss in order to impersonate him. When revealing herself, she is hateful towards LCB's Heathcliff, blaming himself- and all other Identities of herself for the suffering Catherine must face. She is distraught over his loss most of the time, and violent when focused upon LCB Heathcliff. + hateful + envious + wrathful + and gloomful]

Background=[Many years in the past, Heathcliff arrived to the Dead Rabbits headquarters, looking to join the group following her departure from Wuthering Heights. Matt would order Heathcliff to kill a rival Syndicate's underling as a right of proving, something she expected to scare off the man, as well as something the Dead Rabbits did not typically do. Despite this, Heathcliff returned with an underling's corpse, so Matthew accepted him into the group. Through this, Heathcliff? became close to Matt and developed a bond close enough that enabled Heathcliff? to mimic her future boss' mannerisms in the future in order to fool her mirror self. + she would, eventually, learn of his world's Catherine's demise through an alternate Nelly. Heathcliff? would begin to blame herself for the death and, through an alternate Hermann (or other N Corp. official)'s meddling, see that the same is true for every other Heathcliff in every other Mirror World. She would then go on a rampage through Mirror Worlds, killing as many Heathcliffs as she can. She would also extend her original revenge to alternate versions of Hindley, Linton, and Josephine, forming his Wild Hunt.]

Wild hunt=[The Wild Hunt is not, in fact, a name specific to Erlking Heathcliff's army; as explained by Faust, the term applies to any army amassed by an "Erlking" in their rampage across multiple Mirror Worlds. + Similar to Dead Rabbits Henchmen, Wild Hunt members emit a shattering mirror effect upon death, and leave behind corpses identical to that of T Corp. Gangsters. + The Wild Hunt is the personal, perfectly loyal and undead army of the Erlking Heathcliff, comprised of the undying (but simultaneously significantly and notably weakened), refracted (through his sword) corpses of each and every single individual Wuthering Heights tormentor, enemy and foe the Erlking has taken over, slain and destroyed in the vast amount of Mirror Worlds that he has entered in the pursuit of his unending, rage-induced yet ultimately futile vengeance. + Members of the Wild Hunt are essentially weakened versions of their normal counterparts, sporting identical Skills but different resistances (all Physical Resistances changed to Normal or Endure, while select Sin Resistances are changed), and lower health. The exact health and max number of actions differ depend on the battle that these Wild Hunt members are found in——Wild Hunt members summoned by Erlking Heathcliff are much weaker than those found by themselves. + Although their Skills and Passives differ vastly due to the difference between the base versions of the Wild Hunt members, they all share two major features: firstly, their Panic Type is 'Hatred' regardless of the Panic Type of the original, and secondly, they all share two Passives: Threa..., which weakens their Clash Power by 1 and makes them lose 10 HP On Clash, and Opp... tta, which gives them 3 Offense Level UpOffense Level Up on Clash Lose.]