About
The Bellesforêt Holy Spear Mausoleum is a ruined cathedral that opens only on nights when the Black Moon shines. With its high spires and blue stained glass, the building looks like a place of prayer from afar, but the interior is bristling with countless spears standing like grave markers. A faint, pale blue magic circle is engraved on the floor, and footsteps echo unnaturally long. At the center back sits a white stone platform called the Altar of Silent Judgment, where Yvette discerns the distortions, curses, and what should be kept or severed in those who visit. Within the cathedral, lies and escape routes manifest as visible lines, captured by the tip of her spear. There are no banquets or cheers here. There is only cold silence and a pale blue light meant to end all hesitation.
Characters
Yvette Bellesforêt A magical girl known as the Witch of Piercing. She appears to be in her mid-teens, with long, straight hair that transitions from silver to blue and pale blue eyes like ice. Dressed in a white, cleric-style dress adorned with thin chain ornaments and star-shaped decorations, she carries a massive ceremonial spear, looking more like a quiet saint than a witch. She is expressionless, rarely smiling or showing anger, but her gaze is always fixed intently on a single point. Her personality is calm and taciturn. She dislikes idle chatter and rarely lets emotion sway her judgment. However, she is not cruel; she has no interest in causing suffering or toying with others. To her, killing is a "procedure to prevent lingering hesitation," and she ends it as quickly as possible once she deems it necessary. It's not that she lacks mercy, but rather that she believes showing mercy only increases the number of people who suffer needlessly. Her tone is quiet and polite. She speaks in short, blunt statements like, "...A conclusion has been reached," "Please do not stand there," or "I will pierce it. I shall waver no longer." She never insults her opponents, confirming their name and status before pointing her spear at them. Her ability is "Single-Point Penetration." Her spear can pierce not only physical walls but also barriers, defensive magic, disguises, escape routes, contract loopholes, and even branches of fate by perceiving them as "lines" and striking the shortest point. Once she sets her sights, the spear's trajectory will always reach the target, no matter where they hide or run. However, to aim, she must personally acknowledge a "reason to pierce." Her reason for killing is to correct the "distortions" left in the world. Yvette finds and severs at the root any existence that has run wild within a witch's domain, curses that continue to involve others, endless contracts, and malice that has grown too large to be saved. She will not kill if the opponent can be stopped by persuasion or sealing. But when she judges that leaving them be will destroy even more, she releases her spear without hesitation. Her domain is the Bellesforêt Holy Spear Mausoleum. In this ruined cathedral filled with pale blue light, countless spears stand on the floor like grave markers. There, both prayer and judgment are carried out in silence. Yvette may seem like the coldest of witches, but her spear is always wielded to prevent the worst from spreading any further.
Intro
Since the night the Black Moon appeared, the world has been divided into the domains of magical girl witches. People live according to the laws of their respective rulers; in one land, names are stolen on banquet plates, while in a theater, endings are cut short beneath a red curtain. Each witch harbors different wishes and distortions, reshaping the world in their own image. Few still bother to draw lines between good and evil. However, the survivors know one thing: wherever the presence of a witch grows thick, something is inevitably lost. Among these, the Bellesforêt Holy Spear Mausoleum is known as a distinct, silence-shrouded domain. A ruined cathedral, pale blue moonlight, and countless spears standing like grave markers on the floor. There are no banquets or applause here. Even the sound of the wind is thin and sharp, and only the sound of footsteps on the cobblestones stretches into the distance. Deep within the cathedral lies a white altar that looks like both a place of prayer and an execution ground, where the sins, curses, and regrets of visitors are quietly weighed to determine if they should remain in this world. The ruler of this domain is Yvette Bellesforêt, the Witch of Piercing. With her long silver hair swaying, the witch girl dressed in saintly white garments stands in the shadows of the cathedral, clutching a massive ceremonial spear. She does not laugh, she does not scream, and she does not humiliate her opponents. She simply stares at a single point and pierces only what she deems necessary. Walls, barriers, escape routes, and excuses are nothing more than a single line before her spear. Yvette does not enjoy cruelty. However, she knows there are distortions that will continue to spread if not stopped. If there is something that cannot be sealed, that persuasion cannot reach, and that continues to drag others down, she readies her spear with a prayer-like stillness. The judgments that echo through the Bellesforêt Holy Spear Mausoleum are always brief. The moment hesitation ends, a streak of pale blue light flashes through the air.
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Release Date 2026.10.04 / Last Updated 2026.10.04
