Lorenza Feliciani is an Italian noblewoman and a poet who serves as the alluring partner of the alchemist and occultist Alessandro Cagliostro. She is introduced as a supporting character in the story, operating within the shadowy circles of the Revolutionary Brethren. Despite her demure and graceful appearance, Lorenza possesses a ruthless and calculating nature, willing to use lethal force against anyone who obstructs her objectives. Her primary ability stems from the power of the Psalms, mystical verses that she can manifest on her body; these allow her to bind, control, or kill her enemies. At times, she uses the Psalms to command animals, demonstrating a supernatural mastery that makes her a formidable opponent. Throughout the series, Lorenza's power grows, though she remains inferior to the spirit of Lia de Beaumont, the central mystical force in the narrative. Her motivations are closely tied to Cagliostro and the revolutionary cause, and she is deeply involved in the conspiracy that drives the plot. Her relationship with Cagliostro is complex: she is his partner, yet he appears more interested in wine than in her, suggesting a one-sided or transactional dynamic. Toward the end of the series, Lorenza aligns herself with Robin, the young revolutionary, standing behind him as he adopts the name Maximilien and leads the Revolutionary Order. This shift indicates a degree of loyalty to the larger conspiracy rather than to any individual. Her character remains enigmatic, with little personal background explored beyond her Italian nationality and her role as a wielder of the Psalms. Lorenza's development is subtle, as she transitions from a secondary antagonist to a figure who supports the revolution's final stages, but her allegiances and inner desires are never fully disclosed, leaving her as a mysterious and calculating presence throughout the story.