Benedictine is a mysterious young woman who appears in the anime OVA "Jing, King of Bandits: Seventh Heaven". Her function within the story is primarily that of a guide. When the protagonist Jing ventures into the surreal dream world within the inescapable prison of Seventh Heaven, Benedictine leads him and his partner Kir through its bizarre and dangerous landscapes, helping them navigate toward an exit.

Her background is directly tied to the prison's master illusionist, Campari. She is not a living prisoner or guard but a resident of a dream created by Campari. The truth about her is that she is the apparition of Campari's deceased fiancée. This aspect of his own past is so buried that Campari himself is initially unaware of her true nature and origins. Her presence reveals a deep, underlying sadness within Campari, a man who has surrounded himself with stolen illusions to escape a world that betrayed him.

As a character, Benedictine is emotionally expressive despite having little dialogue or opportunity for personality development; the poignancy and fullness of her dream are often registered through her facial expressions and silent presence before words are spoken. Her role is central to the resolution of the story, as she represents the good memories and lost love from Campari's past. By piecing together the fragments of Campari's heart with her help, Jing is able to make the illusionist remember the happiness of his homeland and his love for Benedictine. In the end, with Jing's intervention, she is able to have a wedding ceremony with Campari, providing a form of closure. Her name follows the series' pattern of naming characters after alcoholic beverages, in this case, a French liqueur. Benedictine has no notable combat abilities, but her primary power is her deep connection to Campari's subconscious, granting her the knowledge to serve as a guide through his fabricated dream world.