Gin Fizz, a Gold Cross nun, devotes herself to offering love and hope even to society’s outcasts. Her steadfast conviction in humanity’s latent goodness drives her to follow a manipulative sorcerer, determined to redeem him despite his ruthless exploitation of others. This mission exposes her to relentless hardships—beatings, coerced labor, and degrading work at a strip club to fund their travels.

Her existence grows more complex when a botched ritual traps the sorcerer’s consciousness within her body, forcing them to alternate control over her physical form. Companions dismiss this invasive symbiosis as routine, leaving her to endure the psychological toll alone while clinging to compassion amid the sorcerer’s violent outbursts.

Though instinctively trusting—seen in her rapid bond with two girls later revealed as psychic fragments of an ancient force—she recoils physically from morally bankrupt settings. Her faith in redemption wavers as the sorcerer’s callous acts escalate, yet she persists in scavenging for glimmers of humanity beneath his cruelty.

Private soliloquies expose gnawing doubts: fears of abandonment, questions about her path, and dread of being traded into bondage. Allies occasionally show sympathy, but their allegiance to the sorcerer stifles meaningful aid. Her story weaves exploitation and tenuous hope, painting her as a martyr-like figure straining to uphold her ideals in a world that mocks them.