Haumea serves as a pivotal antagonist within the White-Clad, wielding the Adolla Burst as the Second Pillar. From birth, her ability to perceive humanity’s collective unconscious subjected her to an unending torrent of humanity’s darkest impulses, fracturing her psyche and forging a dependence on sadism and violence for emotional stability. Despite her ruthlessness and manipulative tendencies, she harbors a twisted loyalty to Charon, the sole figure offering unwavering companionship throughout her tormented life. Her mastery over electricity enables technological disruption, neural manipulation to coerce actions or emotions, and telepathic communication across vast distances. Augmented by the Adolla Burst, she perceives events at hyper-accelerated speeds, interacts with Adolla-linked hallucinations, and exerts limited command over Demon Infernals. Plasma-based attacks remain her critical weakness, capable of neutralizing her electrical powers. At age twelve, she facilitated Shō Kusakabe’s abduction by controlling a Demon Infernal, initiating her role in shaping the Third Pillar’s fate. Over years, she assimilated abilities from fellow Pillars—Inca’s precognition and Sumire’s vibrational manipulation—deepening her bond with the Evangelist and ascending toward divinity. These enhancements granted her destructive energy projection and immunity to temporal alterations. Strategically, she manipulated Company 4 operatives during a training exercise, engineered the Fifth Pillar Inca’s capture, and clashed with adversaries like Arthur Boyle, whose plasma-based weaponry exploited her vulnerability. In the Netherworld, she provoked Shinra and Shō Kusakabe, unveiling ambitions to harness the Adolla Burst for apocalyptic ends. Her arc peaks in fusion with the Evangelist, transcending mortal constraints to wield reality-altering power and resist conventional assaults. However, summoning Demons exacts physical and emotional tolls, exposing fragility during Charon’s endangerment or ritualistic exertions—brief cracks in her otherwise impervious façade.