Druzy

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Druzy is the ruthless leader of the Nightmare Agency. Her goal is force the world into an eternal slumber, and to collect enough energy in order to awaken the Princess of Darkness using a monsters known as Nightmares; a physical manifestation of the victims' fear, anxiety, hatred, grief, and sorrow.

Biography

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Before the start of the game, Druzy was an incredibly talented Magician and Scientist who worked for the King and Queen. Using her status and proximity to the Royal Family, Druzy learned of how to awaken the Princess of Darkness. By the start of the game, she and her Nightmare Agents have successfully taken over the Chalcedonian Palace and killed countless people. The threat of Druzy and her Nightmare Agency are said to have spurred all Luminae to give up their lives rather than be turned into Nightmares, save for the missing Princess Rosalia.

Personality

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Druzy is a cold, calculating woman with an intimidating presence that causes even her most devoted general, Labra, to cower before her. Sadistic and petty, her introductory scene shows her taking great pleasure in bringing Princess Rosalia to tears, mocking her while torturing Diana. Still, her cruelty can't hold a candle to the object of her devotion, the Princess of Darkness herself.

A brilliant scientist, having reverse-engineered the Princess of Darkness' crystal prison to create the Nightmare Crystals the Agency uses to collect energy.[2] Naturally, she values any useful data her underlings can provide to further her plans, even foregoing the consequences for her Generals' failures after Chrysoberyl's presentation.[3]

Trivia

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  • According to her, she and Diana were previously friends.[4]
    • It's implied she and Amber were also friends at some point. [5]
  • According to Amber, has some connection to the Carnival Generation.[6]

References

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