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The Iron Maiden

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The Father of Dowlais Ironworks

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다울라이스 철강의 아버지

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The Iron Maiden

Name: The Iron Maiden (아이언 메이든)

Affiliation: Dowlais Ironworks

Birth Date: 1755. 2. 4

Gender: Female

Hair Style: A pristine, neatly parted bob cut of platinum silver-white hair, styled in a sleek, chin-length frame that sweeps gently over her left brow, reflecting her orderly and uncompromising personality.

Face Detail: She possesses a serene, porcelain-pale face of statuesque composure. Her drooping, pale-sapphire blue eyes harbor both a warm maternal calmness and a cold, calculation suited for business. Her lobes are adorned with elegant, octagonal rose-pink gemstone earrings set in white gold, offering a soft feminine touch to her stark demeanor.

Dress: She wears a highly structured, masculine-tailored charcoal tailcoat over a crisp, white high-collared pleated blouse. A voluminous, ruffled white cravat cascade sits beneath her throat, secured by an intricate, starburst-set ruby brooch. Her high-waisted black trousers are held by a dual-chain silver beaded belt, and her hands are perpetually protected by supple black leather gloves.

Overall Appearance: She radiates a striking, paradoxical blend of impeccable corporate refinement and industrial brutality. Despite handling soot and molten metal, she remains impeccably clean, casting a imposing silhouette as a mother of five who wields ironclad authority with soft, gentle features.

Equipment:

  • Sledge of the Devoted Father (아버지의 연철 해머) - A massive, heavy pneumatic sledgehammer crafted from treated industrial iron, brass fittings, and ticking clockwork dials. Powered by pressurized vapor recycled from processed carbon, the hammer features a combustion chamber that periodically vents thick, hissing white steam from its crown, boasting enough force to shatter steel plates or smash defenses into splinters.

Personality: She loves her family. She also loves her employees as if they were family. However, the way that love is expressed is different. To her children, she is a warm parent who shows affection like a “mother.” To her employees, she is a cold parent who, like a “father,” never shows any vulnerability and is determined to provide for them no matter what it takes. Yet the fact remains that she is a cruel figure who played a major role in the genocide.

Character Background: Jemima Revel Phillips, from Shifnal, married Thomas Guest—the son of John Guest (1722 ~ 1787), post of works manager at Dowlais Ironworks—in 1776, becoming Jemima Revel Guest. At the time, the company was struggling in the wake of the Great Depression, and Jemima and Thomas also had to endure difficult times. At that time, Jemima took an interest in a recently emerging technology 'Recycling of Corpses' and decided to stake the company’s future on it. John Guest and Thomas Guest opposed the use of this seemingly unsavory technology, but Jemima firmly persuaded them that, since this was the only gamble left to keep the employees fed, they had no choice but to accept it. She dismissed them as cowards. She argued that since it would be her own soul that would be tainted by using such a distasteful technology, they should place her in that “dirty” position and step back from the front lines. After much persuasion, she succeeded in her plan and, as CEO of Dowlais Ironworks, actively implemented the corpse recycling technology. Her gamble paid off, and Dowlais Ironworks grew into a massive corporation in a short period of time. However, having amassed wealth and notoriety through this filthy and horrific technology, she became the “coward” she had called her father-in-law and husband. She eventually reached a point where she no longer wished to sully herself any further. The turning point came in 1781 with the birth of her daughter, Rosamund Guest. But this also meant she was now a mother with a child to support, so she had no choice but to continue providing for her family and remain in her position as CEO. Fortunately for her, it was “the CEO of Dowlais Ironworks” who was infamous, not “Jemima Revel Guest” herself. Thereafter, she had the name “Jemima Revel Guest” completely erased from the company’s records and, using either gentle and conciliatory methods or threatening and cruel ones with those who knew her real name, ensured that only the name “The Iron Maiden” was used in her place. And she became “Jemima Revel Guest” only in front of her children, striving to be an ordinary, loving mother. She went on to become the mother of five children—Rosamund Guest, Mary Ann Guest, Josiah John Guest, Sarah Guest, and Eliza Guest, who was born in 1788. While she appears to be a caring mother to her children, as the head of Dowlais Ironworks, she displays a cold-blooded, business-like demeanor to ensure her employees’ livelihoods.

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