Bianca

Bianca presents herself with the disciplined bearing expected of an elite guard captain.

Her personality is grounded in deep loyalty and a strong sense of duty.

Initially, she is naturally suspicious of Izetta, who suddenly appears and claims to be a witch.

Beneath her professional exterior, however, lies a warm heart that is easily moved by genuine acts of kindness and sacrifice.

A Change of Heart

Her wariness of Izetta vanishes when she hears the witch's true motivation.

Izetta reveals her desire to repay Finé for bravely protecting her when they were children.

Moved by this shared devotion, Bianca lets go of her misgivings and fully accepts Izetta as a comrade in their mission to safeguard Finé.

The Battle of the Bär Pass

During the critical battle at the Bär Pass, Bianca's leadership proves invaluable.

She commands the Royal Guard to support Izetta, who is rendered powerless without nearby ley lines.

Her unit successfully creates an elaborate deception, making the enemy believe Izetta's magic is still in play and contributing greatly to the operation's success.

A Tragic Encounter

Bianca's path later crosses with Rickert Bisterfelt, a man who secretly infiltrates Eylstadt.

Unaware of his true identity as a soldier from the Germanian Empire, she spends time with him and begins to form a quiet bond.

When she finally discovers his real allegiance at the old royal castle, she is forced to shoot him with her own hands.

Her face is etched with bitter anguish as she carries out the deed.

A Family-like Bond

Bianca comes to worry over Izetta as if she were her own family, especially when Izetta bravely tries to put on a cheerful front.

When Izetta resolves to use the magic stone despite the immense risk to her own body, Bianca weeps openly.

Her tears are a raw display of the profound care and deep concern she holds for her fellow protector.