Hannah is a Pawn, a mystical being summoned to protect the Arisen following the dragon's theft of his heart. She discovers Ethan after the attack and facilitates his resurrection as the Arisen, dedicating herself to guarding him on his vengeful quest. She begins emotionless and detached, lacking humanity and adhering robotically to her guardian duty, referring to humans as separate entities despite her appearance.

Conditioned by an unspecified Order, she enters the world devoid of emotion or personal history. Her background and training remain unexplored. Ethan bestows the name "Hannah" abruptly early in their superficial relationship.

She wields potent magic: pyrokinesis manifesting as flaming arrows, ice generation, and shadow telekinesis. Her combat application shows inconsistency, using only basic flaming arrows against threats like a Cyclops or a Lich's skeletons, yet deploying advanced ice and telekinetic powers against the dragon. She also demonstrates unexpected teleportation.

Subtle development occurs. Designed as emotionless, she gradually displays concern for Ethan's well-being, acting as a moral compass. She questions his increasingly brutal actions, especially after he kills a Succubus impersonating his dead wife. Her sacrifice against a Hydra—and subsequent resurrection—hints at latent depths and a shift from detached duty toward genuine care. She occasionally voices doubts about the true nature of Pawns, particularly upon learning the Arisen might become the next dragon.

Her relationship with Ethan evolves from purely functional to mutually reliant. She offers advice, critiques his choices, and expresses protective instincts. Though growing more affectionate, their bond remains non-romantic, centered on partnership and survival. The narrative implies potential for greater exploration of her Order conditioning and emotional awakening, but these aspects remain unaddressed.