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Libra is a member of the Twelve Heavenly Stars of Conquest, serving under Lufas Maphaahl as the representative of the Libra constellation. She is a high-level combat golem, originally created by the Smith King Mizal from the divine artifact known as the Selection Scales, an item that dropped only once from the boss of the "Scales of the Goddess" quest. At the time of her creation, her level was set at seven hundred, though by the events of the story she has reached a fixed level of nine hundred and ten, making her the strongest golem in the world of Midgard. Externally, she appears as a beautiful girl and is often seen wearing a maid outfit, but her body is built from divine materials and loaded with heavy weaponry.
Her personality is marked by a fierce and unwavering loyalty to Lufas alone. She refuses to acknowledge anyone else as her master, including Mizal, whom she refers to only as her creator. Normally, Libra does not display overt emotions, but this does not mean she lacks them; her behavior can come across as snarky and somewhat malfunctioning, especially when she adopts the mannerisms of a maid. Her primary motivation is to serve and protect Lufas, and she will follow her master's orders without hesitation, even after two centuries of solitude spent guarding the royal tomb where Lufas was imprisoned.
In the story, Libra appears as a supporting character and one of the first of the Twelve Heavenly Stars that Lufas seeks out after awakening. She had been standing watch over the tomb alone for two hundred years, faithfully awaiting her master's return. Once reunited with Lufas, she becomes a steadfast ally, using her immense firepower to assist in the conflicts that arise. Her role is that of a powerful combatant and loyal retainer, often tasked with offensive operations or acting as a guardian.
Her key relationship is with Lufas Maphaahl, to whom she is bound by absolute loyalty. She also has a creator‑progenitor connection with Mizal, but she does not regard him as her master. Among the other Twelve Heavenly Stars, she interacts as a fellow member of Lufas’s elite group, though details of those bonds are less emphasized. Her development over the course of the series is limited because her core programming and devotion remain constant, but she does demonstrate adaptability in battle and a capacity for independent decision‑making when serving her master’s interests.
Libra’s most notable ability is a devastating fixed‑damage attack called Brachium, which she inherited from the original gatekeeper of the Sanctuary of the Goddess. Brachium ignores all defenses and deals exactly ninety‑nine thousand nine hundred and ninety‑nine damage to everything within its area of effect, making it a threat to any foe with less than one hundred thousand hit points. In addition to this signature skill, she employs a wide variety of firearms and has integrated super‑weapons hidden within her arms, allowing her to deliver heavy sustained firepower. Her golem construction grants her exceptional durability and strength, befitting the strongest golem in Midgard.
Her personality is marked by a fierce and unwavering loyalty to Lufas alone. She refuses to acknowledge anyone else as her master, including Mizal, whom she refers to only as her creator. Normally, Libra does not display overt emotions, but this does not mean she lacks them; her behavior can come across as snarky and somewhat malfunctioning, especially when she adopts the mannerisms of a maid. Her primary motivation is to serve and protect Lufas, and she will follow her master's orders without hesitation, even after two centuries of solitude spent guarding the royal tomb where Lufas was imprisoned.
In the story, Libra appears as a supporting character and one of the first of the Twelve Heavenly Stars that Lufas seeks out after awakening. She had been standing watch over the tomb alone for two hundred years, faithfully awaiting her master's return. Once reunited with Lufas, she becomes a steadfast ally, using her immense firepower to assist in the conflicts that arise. Her role is that of a powerful combatant and loyal retainer, often tasked with offensive operations or acting as a guardian.
Her key relationship is with Lufas Maphaahl, to whom she is bound by absolute loyalty. She also has a creator‑progenitor connection with Mizal, but she does not regard him as her master. Among the other Twelve Heavenly Stars, she interacts as a fellow member of Lufas’s elite group, though details of those bonds are less emphasized. Her development over the course of the series is limited because her core programming and devotion remain constant, but she does demonstrate adaptability in battle and a capacity for independent decision‑making when serving her master’s interests.
Libra’s most notable ability is a devastating fixed‑damage attack called Brachium, which she inherited from the original gatekeeper of the Sanctuary of the Goddess. Brachium ignores all defenses and deals exactly ninety‑nine thousand nine hundred and ninety‑nine damage to everything within its area of effect, making it a threat to any foe with less than one hundred thousand hit points. In addition to this signature skill, she employs a wide variety of firearms and has integrated super‑weapons hidden within her arms, allowing her to deliver heavy sustained firepower. Her golem construction grants her exceptional durability and strength, befitting the strongest golem in Midgard.