Cersei

Biodata

Feature	Details
Name	Cersei Milton (瑟曦)
Alias(es)	Golden Trumpet Princess; Imperial Capital Saintess; Golden Trumpet Saintess; Third Princess
Gender	Female
Affiliation	Farol Royal Family; Radiant Holy See
Occupation/Role	Imperial Princess; Saintess; Holy See Grand Examination candidate; candidate in the Chaos Holy Nation's Grand Election
Status	Banished to the outer starry void between the Netherworld and reality 413
First Appearance	Chapter 193 193

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level	Chapter	Notes
Saint, Fifth Tier	239	Entered the Holy See Grand Examination as a fifth-tier Saint, close to the Demigod realm.
Peak Saint	244	Was described as being at the Peak Saint realm, comparable in rank to Elvera.
Demigod	345	Her mana circuits naturally broke through after long standing at Peak Saint; Merlin confirms her advancement.
Saint identity with Demigod mana	345 409	Deliberately damaged her own mana circuits and lowered her rank to enter the Age of Chaos, while retaining Demigod-level mana.
Foundation-burning Demigod output	410	Forced her damaged circuits to mobilize Demigod mana, inflicting irreversible harm on her foundation.

Background / History

Cersei is the Third Princess of the Farol Royal Family and a prodigy of the Milton golden bloodline. She cultivated a flawless public image: an elegant, trusted princess whose popularity among citizens and ordinary believers eclipsed other Saintesses. Her participation in the Holy See Grand Examination was largely political, intended to demonstrate royal closeness with the Holy See; she was also promised the position of the God of Magic’s successor. 239 255 318

Behind that image, Cersei developed an obsession with Absolute Justice. She regards the world’s flaws as things to be corrected through slaughter, deriving pleasure from killing those she judges to be evil. From childhood, she learned to conceal this impulse behind patience, benevolence, and perfect manners. 214 285

Cersei first approached Ansu Morningstar after uncovering his identity while he posed as Merlin. She attempted to leverage this knowledge to control him, but their confrontation became a deal: Ansu would provide examination answers in exchange for royal magic scrolls. Cersei broke free of his silencing spell ahead of schedule, establishing herself as a Saint close to the Chaos Saintess in strength. 214

Before the Holy See Grand Examination, Cersei and Ansu openly acknowledged each other as opponents and agreed to a wager: the examination’s winner would command the loser for a month. Their rivalry became a continuous contest of manipulation, with each recognizing the other’s ruthlessness. 249

Appearance

Cersei presents herself as an immaculate imperial Saintess, combining luxurious royal fashion with the pure white symbolism of the Radiant Holy See. Her demeanor and dress are carefully curated to reinforce her image of innocence and grace. 193 214 249

• Wears pure white or platinum gowns, often with gold-threaded osmanthus or Golden Trumpet motifs. 193 214 316
• Has fair skin, white silk gloves, crystal boots, and snow-white hair ornaments. 214
• Her eyes are described as snow-white and cold like a frozen lake; in the Age of Chaos, they turn golden like Golden Trumpet Flowers. 214 408
• Maintains an exacting noblewoman’s curtsy even during threats and violence. 273 316 408
• Her white Saintess dress is repeatedly stained with blood during combat. 286 413

Personality

Cersei is patient, calculating, and intensely committed to efficiency. She does not consider cruelty a contradiction of justice; to her, any sacrifice or method becomes righteous if it achieves what she defines as the correct outcome. This conviction lets her remain calm before death, betrayal, and mass killing. 214 272 345

Her saintly public persona is deliberate. Cersei enjoys refined rituals, flower tea, and courtly etiquette, yet uses those same symbols to disguise assassination, burial, and murder. She plants Golden Trumpet Flowers over people she has personally killed, a secret known to Ansu because he discovered the Saintess of Dawn’s buried remains. 250 285

Cersei’s fixation on Ansu is inseparable from her ideals. She wants either to kill him as the ultimate evil or to be killed by him as proof of her Absolute Justice. She frames this as their shared destiny, but Ansu ultimately rejects that premise as her one-sided fantasy. 293 345 407 413

Abilities & Skills

Holy Radiance and Saint-level Magic

Cersei possesses extraordinary magical talent, stated to be the highest after Merlin’s. Even as a Saint, she was considered capable of challenging pseudo-Demigod Ansu. 214

• Uses holy radiance offensively and defensively. 214 292
• Can erect the Holy Light Wall, a barrier around the Dawn Church; she intentionally built a hidden escape flaw into it. 281 283
• Her natural Golden Trumpet blessing radiance is especially destructive to dark creatures. 409
• Retained Demigod-level killing power after reducing her formal rank to Saint. 406 409

Golden Trumpet Flowers

Cersei’s signature power manifests as seas of Golden Trumpet Flowers, associated with her killings and royal authority. 285 406 408

• Plants the flowers over the burial sites of her personal victims. 285
• Used the flowers to kill millions of the Azure Witch’s Living Spirits in under half a minute. 406
• Spread a flower sea through the Witch Courtyard, killing nobles and blocking outside audio. 408
• Sends Golden Trumpet Flower tea and bouquets as outwardly refined, implicitly threatening gestures toward Ansu. 250 316

Transformation Technique

Cersei learned a technique that allows her to resemble Elvera. 250

• Targeted Elvera while gathering information about her. 250
• Her resemblance to Elvera contributed to rumors that the two were secretly the same person. 244

Dawn Ritual

After killing the original Saintess of Dawn, Maria, Cersei impersonated her and performed a modified version of Maria’s ritual. 272

• Studied and replicated the ritual out of her admiration for the Saintess of Dawn. 272
• Reduced its required prayer time from six hours to three while claiming a stronger result. 272 283
• Intended to let Ansu defend the church while she completed the ritual and later claimed the battlefield’s purification rewards. 272 283
• Lost control when Ansu’s mosquito familiar disrupted her concentration, causing the ritual’s backlash and the destruction of the Dawn Church. 282 283 285

Divine Authority, Emperor’s Grant

Cersei’s Divine-grade domain magic manifests the royal authority of the Golden Trumpet. 410

• Covers the world in golden Royal Power and expels other radiance. 410
• Transfers damage inflicted upon Cersei to the citizens of the Golden Trumpet Dynasty as calamities. 411 412
• Converts wounds into disasters: severed limbs, pierced organs, and decapitation become phenomena such as lightning, storms, and earthquakes. 412
• Requires her to burn her Source of Life and damaged mana circuits, risking her own death and the destruction of Avad. 410 412
• Was countered when Ansu used Reversed Pope to invert its damage into healing. 412 413

Relationships

• Ansu Morningstar — Rival, temporary ally, and the object of Cersei’s fixation. They wagered the Holy See Grand Examination, cooperated during the Dawn Ritual, and later became opposing finalists in the Age of Chaos. 249 272 408 412
• Luojia Faste — Political and personal rival. Cersei previously manipulated Luojia; their conflict escalated when Luojia rejected Cersei’s claims over Ansu. 407 408
• Merlin — Collaborator during the events surrounding Farol and the Age of Chaos. Cersei accused him of using her and her family to begin the Age of Chaos. 344 345
• Maria, the Saintess of Dawn — Cersei’s childhood ideal and victim. Cersei admired Maria’s sacrifice and righteousness, then killed her to take her identity and perform the Dawn Ritual. 272 273 285
• Elvera / Luo Xiaohei — Ideological opposite. Elvera considers Cersei a hypocrite whose “justice” disguises selfishness, while Cersei regards chaos as something to eliminate. 244 281
• Azure Witch — An enemy Cersei sought to kill as an embodiment of “Extreme Evil.” Their confrontation ended when Cersei’s excitement collapsed after seeing the Azure Witch’s future self, Miss Bone. 285 288

Story Role / Major Arcs

Holy See Grand Examination

Cersei entered the examination as its overwhelming favorite, with public betting heavily favoring her over Ansu. She expected to pass every room and had no interest in procedural details such as room order. 250 255

She faced Ansu in the Naraku World’s Dawn Church scenario. After killing Maria, she adopted the Saintess of Dawn’s role and enlisted Ansu as her “knight” to protect the church while she performed the shortened Dawn Ritual. 272 273

Cersei cut off Ansu’s access to the Dawn Church to prevent him from replenishing his magic, but his mosquito familiar eventually broke her concentration. The ritual collapsed, she killed the Life Slugs, and she challenged the Azure Witch despite expecting that the battle could kill her. 281 283 285

Ansu defeated Cersei and took first place in the examination with an unratable score. 301

Farol and the Age of Chaos

Cersei used a decoy royal convoy to separate Farol’s nobility from contaminated lower-district citizens. She worked with Merlin, who used the route to reach the true convoy and massacre nobles. 344 345

Having reached Demigod rank, Cersei deliberately damaged her mana circuits to descend to Saint rank and enter the Age of Chaos. Her stated objective was to kill Ansu or be killed by him, then end the Age of Chaos and either return as Empress or die. 345

Grand Election and Final Battle

Cersei arrived in the Chaos Holy Nation as a major election candidate. She and Ansu briefly allied to counter the Azure Witch’s Living Spirit vote manipulation, with Cersei massacring the Living Spirits before they could vote. 405 406

She later forfeited her candidacy and transferred all of her votes to Ansu. Her actual plan was to maximize the impact of killing Ansu and Luojia publicly, using their deaths to inaugurate her envisioned “Radiant Era.” 408

Cersei attacked with Demigod mana while formally registered as a Saint, sacrificed her own foundation to activate Divine Authority, Emperor’s Grant, and turned the destruction of Avad into fuel for her ascent. 409 410 411

Ansu defeated her by inverting the Azure Magic Eye’s curse into healing, which negated her damage-transfer authority and restored the origin she had injured to enter the world. Her restored rank made her ineligible to remain; Astral chains bound her and banished her into the outer starry void. 412 413

Notable Quotes

“Then you can kill me, or I can kill you.” 214

“Others can't do these small things, but you certainly can. Because you are that Mr. Ansu, the opponent of my Cersei Milton.” 272

“I will kill Ansu, or be killed by Ansu.” 345

“Please become the [Extreme Evil] of this world.” 408

“Let’s kill each other.” 408

Trivia

• Cersei’s secret post-killing ritual is planting Golden Trumpet Flowers over the victim’s burial site. 285
• Her first acknowledged killing of a “person” was the Saintess of Dawn; she had previously dismissed those she killed as mere “fertilizer for flowers.” 273
• She is exceptionally vulnerable to disruptive inefficiency: Ansu’s mosquito familiar caused her to lose patience after nineteen years of practiced restraint. 285
• Although she invokes justice constantly, Cersei admits that she does not care about death, including her own. 345