Ann

Each Radiant has their own way of fighting, among whom, Ann always fights with her puppets.

Yes, Ann is as a puppeteer. She often performs puppet shows for children. They are all beautiful fairy tales with humorous stories and happy endings.

However, Ann's obsession with puppets began with a fairy tale that is not very happy. There is a darkness and coldness under the humor of that fairy tale. People hate it and its performers. But for some reason, Ann was deeply impressed by it. The performer also fascinated Ann.

Later, that person became Ann's teacher, and Ann became an independent puppeteer under his guidance.

It was Ann's happiest time. The teacher not only explained all aspects of puppets to Ann, but also told her a lot of stories about his journeys. They were not only teacher and student, but also good friends.

When teaching, the teacher would treat puppets as human beings, and use them to communicate with students. Ann thought it might be some kind of trick, so she imitated him by talking to her own puppets.

After two years of study, Ann was able to perform alone, and her teacher was naturally her first audience. After Ann finished the performance with trepidation, the teacher gave her passionate applause. Ann could never forget that moment in her life. That moment became even more precious because the teacher left without saying a word the next day.

After becoming a Radiant, Ann found out what became of her teacher, and believed that he must have had his reasons. But it still lingers as a shadow behind her smile, just like she unconsciously uses gloomy methods to tell stories when performing - a habit she can't get rid of.

When in search of durable puppets, Ann met Flora. They chatted over the Internet, and were like old friends from the get go; their feelings for each other rose rapidly. This had become another happy time in Ann's life, and even made her forget the haze. Until Flora also left her.

The perfect ending in fairy tales never comes, but it may be the meaning of fairy tales' existence...

Andersen has created numerous fairy tales, each of his characters has its own personality. However, he never thought that these characters could come to life and appear in front of him.

It took Andersen a long time to believe that the little girl in front of him was the little match girl. However, no one could see her but him.

The little match girl stayed with Andersen until the end of his life. On his deathbed, Andersen was unavoidably afraid of death, but the little girl held his hands and told him that others were waiting for him...

A friend who helped sort out Andersen's remains found a Lens that he had never seen among numerous manuscripts.

Ann became involved in the Dream when she was twelve. In that absurd world, Ann was chased by groups of Nightmares. Those Nightmares took the appearance of Fairy Tales: The Sea Witch, The Robber, The Queen, The Ice Giant...

With her knowledge of fairy tales, she managed to hold on till the arrival of the Radiants, and followed them to defeat the Nightmare Lord.

After the enemy fell, a Lens flew out of its body and soared straight into Ann's. It turned out that the Nightmare Lord was Ann's teacher. Although he had lost his mind, the teacher's obsession with seeing Ann again allowed him to find Ann and entrust her with his final strength.