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Kahabell, a former knight from Cortonel, first emerges during a martial arts tournament, overpowering Yusuke Yotsuya within five seconds and claiming victory. She later negotiates with Yotsuya, trading horses for his help eliminating trolls. On their mission to a bandit camp, she fights alongside him, defeating a berserker with his aid. After rescuing Yotsuya's companions, she offers escort protection in exchange for a horse and the chance to train them in swordsmanship.
Her fervor for battle arises from a misinterpretation of her father's lessons, convincing her that cutting living flesh holds more worth than practice. This fuels a sadistic pleasure in slicing living beings, heightened by her awareness of the players' ability to revive.
Leaving Yotsuya's group, Kahabell enlists in the army of the 22 allied nations against the Deokk Empire. She fights in three campaigns, slaying over thirty soldiers before bearing her first child. Motherhood erodes her combat prowess, introducing hesitation that costs her sword arm in battle and forces retirement. Fifteen years after the fourth mission, she reunites with Yotsuya's group in Cortonel, accompanied by her six- and seven-year-old daughters. She updates them on the war and consequences of past decisions. During this meeting, she confides in Keita Torii about losing her husband after her second daughter's birth, mistakenly believing Torii also lost his father. On the eve of the heroes' departure, she thanks Yotsuya for their shared youth, confesses her enduring feelings, and shares a farewell kiss.
Seventeen years after the fifth mission, Yotsuya's group returns to Cortonel and meets Kahabell's 23-year-old second daughter. The daughter informs them of Kahabell's death, guides them to her grave, and provides crucial information for the sixth mission as thanks for past aid. Kahabell's legacy continues through her descendants; her great-granddaughter Lapcela later plays a significant role in a quest entrusted to the heroes.
As a knight, Kahabell wears armor and wields a sword and shield. Her swordsmanship is competent but not exceptional, ranking 70th among 3000 knights in her country. Her relationship with Yotsuya evolves from mutual combat respect to unrequited affection. She first displays romantic interest after he saves her from a mortal wound, kissing him while he is unconscious. Witnessed by other party members, she then inquires if anyone else has "claimed" him.
Her fervor for battle arises from a misinterpretation of her father's lessons, convincing her that cutting living flesh holds more worth than practice. This fuels a sadistic pleasure in slicing living beings, heightened by her awareness of the players' ability to revive.
Leaving Yotsuya's group, Kahabell enlists in the army of the 22 allied nations against the Deokk Empire. She fights in three campaigns, slaying over thirty soldiers before bearing her first child. Motherhood erodes her combat prowess, introducing hesitation that costs her sword arm in battle and forces retirement. Fifteen years after the fourth mission, she reunites with Yotsuya's group in Cortonel, accompanied by her six- and seven-year-old daughters. She updates them on the war and consequences of past decisions. During this meeting, she confides in Keita Torii about losing her husband after her second daughter's birth, mistakenly believing Torii also lost his father. On the eve of the heroes' departure, she thanks Yotsuya for their shared youth, confesses her enduring feelings, and shares a farewell kiss.
Seventeen years after the fifth mission, Yotsuya's group returns to Cortonel and meets Kahabell's 23-year-old second daughter. The daughter informs them of Kahabell's death, guides them to her grave, and provides crucial information for the sixth mission as thanks for past aid. Kahabell's legacy continues through her descendants; her great-granddaughter Lapcela later plays a significant role in a quest entrusted to the heroes.
As a knight, Kahabell wears armor and wields a sword and shield. Her swordsmanship is competent but not exceptional, ranking 70th among 3000 knights in her country. Her relationship with Yotsuya evolves from mutual combat respect to unrequited affection. She first displays romantic interest after he saves her from a mortal wound, kissing him while he is unconscious. Witnessed by other party members, she then inquires if anyone else has "claimed" him.