Barghest

A member of Faerie Britain's Knights of the Round Table.

This Tam Lin's Spirit Origin was dubbed Gawain, after the Round Table knight from Proper Human History.

She hails from the Fang Clan, an animalistic tribe known for their strong physiques, but her Spirit Origin and appearance resemble a human.

The most feared Tam Lin in all of Faerie Britain, she is scorned as "Gawain of Many Loves," or "Gawain the Glutton."

Height/Weight: 190cm, 120kg

Origin: English faerie lore, as well as Lostbelt Britain

Region: Faerie Britain Oxford

Alignment: Chaotic-Good

Sub-Attribute: Earth

Gender: Female

"The strong prey on the weak—this is an absolute rule in any world. The weak must simply obey the strong."

Her faerie name is Barghest.

In Proper Human History, Barghest is the name of a fairy that appears in Northern England.

It takes the form of a chained dog with burning eyes and horns.

In cities, it is said to be a portent of death, and someone will die whenever it appears.

It is also said that when someone with an important role dies in a city, Barghest's minions (dogs) will march through the streets.

Outside of cities, Barghest's role morphs from an omen to a bringer of death, and it is said to appear on the high plains, killing travelers who encounter it.

It is believed to be one of the Black Dog fairy traditions that have been passed down all throughout England.

Personality:

Extroverted and passive.

Doesn't hide her own feelings. She plainly declares her intent and then confirms how the other party feels.

Although she carries herself proudly and without shame as a knight, her (martial) actions are cautious and based on a full assessment of the situation.

She wields her sword with the intent "let me begin by annihilating the weak ones," not just out of her own interest but for the sake of both sides.

Because she is seen ruthlessly crushing the weak once she takes to the battlefield, people speak of her as a merciless knight.

Barghest is noble in both personality and upbringing, so she is able to appreciate humor and has a generally mild nature. However, she isn't skilled at making clever jokes nor at calming a situation, so she avoids making glib remarks or smalltalk.

Mad Enhancement: A+

Barghest appears to have no mental abnormalities, but she must periodically ■■ a ■■.

Once affected by this impulse, she must quickly fulfill or risk losing her sanity and becoming an indiscriminate, murderous berserker.

Tam Lin: A

A blessing upon fae chosen as guardians.

It is a self-strengthening specialized against personnel and civilizations,

It is a specialized anti-personnel/anti-civilization form of strengthening, but is bound by a taboo against attacking other Tam Lins. Tam Lins who kill other Tam Lins will self-destruct.

Wild Rule: A

A boon granted to one who obeys the laws of nature.

She believes that the strong must prey on the weak as a matter of principle. Therefore, she declares it is only natural for the feeble human race to be ruled.

Numeral of the Saint: B

A skill transferred from the Heroic Spirit Gawain of Proper Human History.

During the sunlit daytime, the user's base abilities are greatly enhanced.

Foul Weather: A

The power of a faerie said to have built a cathedral in a single night, as told in Cornwall.

A powerful Fae Domain that protects one's allies.

『Black Dog Galatine』

Rank: A

NP Type: Anti-Army

Range: 1 – 100

Maximum Targets: 100

Devouring Horns of the Sun.

A massive attack using the flaming horn, Fae Sword Galatine.

The horns on Barghest's forehead are in fact antennae restricting the growth of her Spirit Origin. If removed, Barghest's intellect dies and her body is controlled by her remaining instincts.

When Barghest pulls out her horns, she awakens her "returned ancestor," her fae body enlarges and becomes wreathed in black flame, and Galatine strikes down the opposing formation.

The flames rising up from the earth resemble fangs emerging to gnash and devour her enemies.

Perhaps because of her strict adherence to the rule that the strong prey on the weak, Barghest lets her guard down around those she views as "strong," develops a close relationship, and then falls in love. She is actually quite lonely and prone to falling in love.

In the past, she had many lovers of all clans, genders, and even species. Yet, none of these relationships lasted more than a month, and she was soon alone once again.

For this reason, she became known as a promiscuous faerie. Tam Lin Tristan mocks her, sneering, "I may be the type to pump and dump, but at least I'm not a hopeless romantic like you."

Barghest was born into a faerie clan; in human terms, she would be a young daughter of a noble family.

As a Tam Lin, she maintains a cool and gallant air, but is gentle and sentimental at heart.