Sword maiden
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Swordswoman (剣の乙女, Tsurugi no Otome), formerly known as Bishopess (女司教, Onna shikyō)[2][1], is a former Gold-Rank Adventurer who currently holds the position of Archbishop of the Supreme God at the Temple of Law. Swordswoman is a beautiful woman with long, wavy blonde hair that reaches her ankles, braided with a black bow, bangs covering her forehead (mostly on the right side), and long strands of hair that fall down to her chest, pale blue eyes often hidden by a black eyepatch, full pink lips, and a seductive figure. Swordswoman is a calm and compassionate woman who rarely gets angry with others. However, this hides the depression and anxiety within her outward appearance, as the trauma stemming from her experience of being held captive by Goblins still haunts her to this day. Her fear of goblins was so great that merely mentioning them made the young woman tremble. Although the Swordswoman tried to beg for help, no one took her pleas seriously, believing that a former Gold-ranked adventurer could not and should not be afraid of even the weakest monsters.The Swordswoman is a beautiful woman with long, wavy blonde hair reaching her ankles, braided with a black bow, bangs covering her forehead (mostly on the right side), and long locks of hair cascading down to her chest. Her pale blue eyes are often concealed by a black eyepatch, her lips are full and pink, and she has a captivating figure. She wears a white robe with blue trim and a gold ornament around her hips. She has several faint white marks on her body, most of which have healed by the time the story's events occur. However, her eyes have healed less. The Swordswoman exhibits rather childish behavior. Before the festival, she is seen struggling in bed when told to get up, more eager to attend the festival than to perform her duties as Archbishop. She cheers up when Goblin Slayer is mentioned, but immediately becomes despondent when her mission is brought up again. As a result, she is unable to cope with the Goblins terrorizing the sewers beneath her city, forcing her to hire adventurers. When the truth was revealed that the Princess had been abducted by Goblins and taken to the Death Prison, the king's court immediately ordered the Swordswoman to rescue her, completely disregarding her horrific past. This action nearly shattered the former adventurer. Only through meeting Goblin Slayer did her pain begin to lessen. The Swordswoman is a calm and compassionate woman, rarely easily angered by others. However, this masks her deep-seated depression and anxiety, as the psychological trauma from her childhood captivity by Goblins continues to haunt her. Her fear of Goblins is so intense that merely mentioning them makes the young woman tremble. Although the Swordswoman pleads for help, no one takes her request seriously, believing that a former Gold-ranked adventurer cannot and should not be afraid of even the lowest of the creatures.
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Swordswoman (剣の乙女, Tsurugi no Otome), formerly known as Bishopess (女司教, Onna shikyō)[2][1], is a former Gold-Rank Adventurer who currently holds the position of Archbishop of the Supreme God at the Temple of Law. Swordswoman is a beautiful woman with long, wavy blonde hair that reaches her ankles, braided with a black bow, bangs covering her forehead (mostly on the right side), and long strands of hair that fall down to her chest, pale blue eyes often hidden by a black eyepatch, full pink lips, and a seductive figure. Swordswoman is a calm and compassionate woman who rarely gets angry with others. However, this hides the depression and anxiety within her outward appearance, as the trauma stemming from her experience of being held captive by Goblins still haunts her to this day. Her fear of goblins was so great that merely mentioning them made the young woman tremble. Although the Swordswoman tried to beg for help, no one took her pleas seriously, believing that a former Gold-ranked adventurer could not and should not be afraid of even the weakest monsters.The Swordswoman is a beautiful woman with long, wavy blonde hair reaching her ankles, braided with a black bow, bangs covering her forehead (mostly on the right side), and long locks of hair cascading down to her chest. Her pale blue eyes are often concealed by a black eyepatch, her lips are full and pink, and she has a captivating figure. She wears a white robe with blue trim and a gold ornament around her hips. She has several faint white marks on her body, most of which have healed by the time the story's events occur. However, her eyes have healed less. The Swordswoman exhibits rather childish behavior. Before the festival, she is seen struggling in bed when told to get up, more eager to attend the festival than to perform her duties as Archbishop. She cheers up when Goblin Slayer is mentioned, but immediately becomes despondent when her mission is brought up again. As a result, she is unable to cope with the Goblins terrorizing the sewers beneath her city, forcing her to hire adventurers. When the truth was revealed that the Princess had been abducted by Goblins and taken to the Death Prison, the king's court immediately ordered the Swordswoman to rescue her, completely disregarding her horrific past. This action nearly shattered the former adventurer. Only through meeting Goblin Slayer did her pain begin to lessen. The Swordswoman is a calm and compassionate woman, rarely easily angered by others. However, this masks her deep-seated depression and anxiety, as the psychological trauma from her childhood captivity by Goblins continues to haunt her. Her fear of Goblins is so intense that merely mentioning them makes the young woman tremble. Although the Swordswoman pleads for help, no one takes her request seriously, believing that a former Gold-ranked adventurer cannot and should not be afraid of even the lowest of the creatures.
