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The second daughter of Montelli and an art investor unbound by convention, Carlotta moves seamlessly through social circles and business transactions while quietly handling the family's unspeakable "troubles" in secret. The blooming of a "gem," the taking of a life—In her own name, she reshapes reality, giving it a new dimension.
[Extracted from the Internal Records of the Montelli Family - Access Shared] Codename: Opal This member's Awakening occurred over a decade ago and she possesses great control over her Forte. This member's Tacet Mark is located in the lumbar area, and no significant physical changes were found after Awakening. She can generate infinite brilliant crystals resembling opals, which can be reconstructed into firearms and ammunition as needed. While using her Forte, Opal's hair also exhibits a crystallized effect. Enemies hit by the generated crystals will also undergo crystallization. <i>It is worth mentioning that some individuals tried to profit by collecting these "gems," only to find them impossible to liquidate or circulate. Judging from the appearance, they are akin to precious gems, but in essence, they are some medium that triggers structural reconstruction, capable of causing the frequency of the hit target to collapse and disintegrate until complete vanishment.</i> This member's Resonance Spectrum Pattern shows certain similarities to stained glass decorations and natural snowflakes. It is suspected that this may be related to her proactive behavior of breaking tradition and using decorations as weapons when her Forte first awakened. Analysis of test samples has revealed a non-convergent Rabelle's Curve, and thus this member is classified as a Mutant Resonator with an incubation period.
This is no mere collage made of disparate materials but rather an interpretation of inspiration and a concept of constructivist ideals. Its creator started her career marked by striking innovation, yet she remained deeply underappreciated. Carlotta, however, recognized this "hidden gem," describing her work as "an impression of otherness with a hauntingly poetic touch." Now a celebrated installation artist in Ragunna, she crafted this fine piece as a unique token of gratitude for Carlotta's sponsorship and unwavering trust.
A delicate case decorated with intricately carved gemstones, ideal for any formal occasion. They say a lady's bag is where her secrets hide, which is certainly true for Carlotta. The perfume bottle, for instance, is a grenade in disguise, while the glasses are special instruments displaying real-time locations and query results. Beyond their ornamental charm, these items are Carlotta's most reliable allies in her missions. In beauty, they adorn; in death, they unmake—perfectly suit their owner's needs.
A pair of black gloves, their lustrous sheen reminiscent of the night, adorned with gemstones bearing the same name as the wearer—Opal. Within the family, there are many unspoken rules, subtle and unnecessary to voice aloud. One such rule is this: those who wear black gloves must quietly resolve any "troubles" to serve the family's needs. Yet, this is not a matter of compromise, but rather Carlotta's own choice. The family has shown her the wider world, and now she will guide them into an even greater one—both in the name of the true Montelli and her own.