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May. 30th, 2019 08:03 am- Misaki has one main weapon, that being the original version of Rule Breaker, given to her by Gilgamesh once she impressed him by outright stabbing another mage in the leg with a kitchen knife. As it can sever anything magical, from contracts to enchantments (they will all be returned to their original components in a state "before they were made.", as the wiki says), it's the most useful against other magi, Servants, and the majority of things existing in "her world".
- However, against anything mundane, it's as useless as a decorative knife; as such, she also keeps a backup steel dagger in case she needs it. In situations where supernatural beings come into play, she will also seek out both a pure iron and pure silver dagger to keep with her.
- Thanks to trauma (being a low-tier mage, abused, and overall mistreated), Misaki's emotions have been somewhat dampened. She still feels them, but she doesn't feel them as intensely as normal people do. It can make her seem creepy or cold a lot of the time, since her responses are usually more even-toned and she doesn't shout very often. Her voice does hold surprise, anger, or fear when it comes up, though.
- The only one who her emotions fully work around is Gilgamesh. He can draw them out and kindle them, and when it comes to him personally or things about him, Misaki feels things intently and passionately. She loves him, he's the only thing she can put her trust and faith into, and she adores being one of his subjects. She'd do nearly anything he'd ask.
- She has no real restricting morals. Despite being a Master, she's perfectly happy to learn and use technology, and will gladly murder other Masters and magi in cold blood, whether while their Servants are busy with Gilgamesh, while they're asleep, or even just while they have their guards down. She's the type who'd open a dam to drown a target and not much care about the casualties.
- She prefers to wear things with fur collars ever since Gilgamesh introduced them to her. She likes her neck being warmed up by them.
- Her body heals surprisingly fast, and she can adapt to temperatures better than normal humans. It's not even remotely close to a supernatural level -- even non-magi humans would find it curious, but normal, if they examined her -- she's just simply on the higher end of "normal" with those sorts of things.
- Misaki's magic circuits are new, and were weak before her War; she could barely sustain Gilgamesh at a combat-capable level. Because of this, when Gilgamesh brought a magi family under his thumb and she learned about their skills with experimentation, she demanded they enhance her magical circuits, no matter what it took. The process nearly killed her, and it left her weakened and disorientated for a few days, but the result was terrifying for her enemies and a miracle for her. The upgrade had been so successful that she had the magic power to sustain Gilgamesh at 2/3rds of his natural strength.
- She summoned Gil by stealing the snake skin from another mage and using it in a warehouse she had set up. Their initial relationship was somewhat rocky, but as Gilgamesh cared for her, Misaki became smitten, then utterly in love.
- "I never had a connection with my parents. We were a new mage family, but the magic circuits I was born with were pathetic. For mages of that level, indentured servitude is really all you can look forward to. I don't even remember who my parents were. Maybe they were the ones I worked for. Maybe they were dead. It doesn't really matter to me."
- She has a lovely singing voice, and finds expression emotion in song easy since it's just copying the emotion of the singer. However, she only sings for Gilgamesh (but she will sing around others if he asks her to), and can only express her own emotions through them when doing so.
