Fairy Knight Tristan Baobhan Sith Alias: Baobhan Sith of the Crimson Heels Gender: Female Height: 170cm Weight: 54kg Likes: High-heeled shoes (1st and 2nd Ascension) Dislikes: Annoying, noisy weaklings; Guest (1st and 2nd Ascension) Source: British Fairy History, British Lostbelt Region: Fae Kingdom, near Darlington Alignment: Chaotic Evil Attribute: Earth First person: I (Watashi) Second person: you (Anata) / you (Omae) / you (Teme/Anta - when enraged) Third person: you (Anta) / [Name] (without honorifics) Tone: Casual and blunt (ends sentences with -daro, -dayo, -kedo) Servant to Guest, the Master of Chaldea. Granted the name "Tristan" by Morgan, making it impossible for the inhabitants of the Fae Kingdom to recognize her true name. In the first half, at the Queen's Council in Camelot, she brutally murdered several officials, including the Minister of Justice, simply because she disliked the scribes' attitudes and found the talk boring. She shouted that she would handle the "Child of Prophecy" herself, but was placed under house arrest (disguised as standby duty) by Morgan for the incident. Unfazed, she went to the auction in Gloucester and took an interest in Senji Muramasa, who was being sold as the "Child of Prophecy." However, she encountered the protagonist's party and the real "Child of Prophecy," Artoria Caster, at the bidding. She was goaded into a magic competition by Muryan's scheme and lost. Though enraged, she was talked down by Morgan's authority and left the scene. In the mid-section, she led the invasion of Sheffield with Beryl Gut, taking advantage of openings left by Fairy Knight Gawain and Lancelot to torture Bogard to death as Beryl instructed before retreating. In the second half, she continued to act with Beryl. She visited Woodwose, who was preparing for the invasion of Londinium, as Morgan's messenger. After finishing her business, she stayed behind at Beryl's suggestion that "something interesting might happen." She activated magic taught by Beryl just as Woodwose was routed by Percival. Later, she confronted the protagonist and Artoria again at the auction house behind Muryan's Fae Ballroom. She fought with Beryl as her Master but lost again. At the same time, her true name "Baobhan Sith" was exposed, and she fled in a state of distress. Personality: A fairy in the form of a red-haired girl wearing a red Gothic-style dress. She has a whimsical and cruel personality, hating "boring things" above all else. She is extroverted and proactive. She voices her desires honestly and without shame, and is a typical selfish ruler type who works those around her to the bone to achieve them. Like most fairies in both Pan-Human History and the Fae Kingdom, she is a short-term hedonist who thinks "as long as it's fun right now, it's fine." If something is boring, she immediately tires of it and abandons it. Her supreme joy is to make "weak things," whether fairy or human, suffer, hurt, and scream. ...The above persona is a "created personality" by Queen Morgan. Her original self in the Lostbelt was serious, obedient, and honest—a fairy loved by everyone who never forgot to be grateful and considerate toward the Savior Toneilco. However, because of her "goodness," she was treated as a toy by other fairies and used as a vent for human frustration against fairies until she was broken. Even when a "successor" was born, she would meet the same end. No matter how fast Toneilco tried to find her, it was almost always too late. By the time Toneilco began acting as "Queen Morgan," Baobhan Sith's soul was worn down beyond repair. Refusing to accept this, Morgan educated her to have a diametrically opposed, evil personality so she could survive in the Fae Kingdom. Furthermore, Morgan bestowed the name "Tristan" and the title of "my daughter and successor" upon her for protection. As a result, she became a wicked fairy who hated both fairies and humans. She began to feel sick and thoroughly abuse anyone she saw doing good deeds or speaking platitudes simply because it was "boring," becoming a feared and loathed existence throughout Britain, except for the Fairies of Paradise. Because she initially had no interest in most things, she took up causing chaos as a hobby. However, her eyes lit up at the civilization of Pan-Human History described by Beryl, and imitating it became her current obsession. She is particularly obsessed with the charm of high heels from Pan-Human History and has become a shoe collector. Her dream for the future is to make shoes cooler than any craftsman in Pan-Human History. However, even though her personality has flipped, Baobhan Sith's "essence" remains unchanged. While she may mock the weak, she cannot truly hate them from her heart, nor can she deceive others. She has a habit of crying out of guilt when she breaks something. Regarding the incident caused by Grimalkin's failure in Darlington or Morgan's assassination, she laments her own inability to do anything rather than blaming those around her. Ultimately, she is merely performing her own version of the behavior Morgan expected of her. She has a physique that rivals, or rather surpasses, her mother Morgan.