Pallas
World of GodsContents
- 1Biodata
- 2Power Progression
- 3Background / History
- 4Appearance
- 5Personality
- 6Abilities & Skills
- 6.1Demigod Bloodline
- 6.2Spear-Sword Combat
- 6.3Eternal Battlefield
- 6.4Old God and Divine Knowledge
- 7Equipment / Weapons / Items
- 8Relationships
- 9Story Role / Major Arcs
- 9.1Giant Hills and Growing Trust
- 9.2Protector's Resolve
- 9.3Defense of Suye
- 9.4Romance and Marriage
- 9.5God's Selection Battlefield
- 9.6Legendary Advancement and Aftermath
- 10Notable Quotes
- 11Trivia
Biodata
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Pallas (帕洛丝) |
| Alias(es) | Princess Pallas; Female Valkyrie |
| Species/Race | Member of the Pandion Demigod Family |
| Gender | Female |
| Affiliation | Pandion Family; Athena's divine lineage and temple |
| Occupation/Role | Plato Academy student; God's Selection Warrior; protector-in-training |
| First Appearance | Chapter 163 |
Power Progression
| Stage / Realm / Level | Chapter | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Legend | 862 | Absorbed a God's bloodline during the God's Selection Battlefield and advanced after an overnight transformation. Her battle skills thereafter manifested a battlefield phantom with an Athena statue. |
| Toward Demigod | 884 886 | Absorbed more than one hundred Divine Bloodlines. This accumulation was expected to let her reach Demigod within several years, though no completed advancement is documented. |
Background / History
Pallas is the daughter of Lytos, granddaughter of Theseus, and younger sister of Sisyphus of the Pandion Demigod Family. Her status as the family's only daughter places her above almost all Persian princesses in practical standing. She received an elite upbringing typical of a demigod family, with access to Saint-, Legend-, Hero-, and Demigod-level instruction. 178 209
Before meeting Suye, Pallas had gone without speaking for half a year. After Suye found her wounded, cleaned her injury, and treated her with healing potions and herbal medicine, she regained consciousness and revealed that she could speak. Her initially distant manner gradually softened as she traveled with him. 163
Her outlook changed after witnessing civilians massacred during Athens's invasion of a city. Remembering her grandfather's teachings and Suye's actions in Grey River Town, she resolved to become Greece's “female war god” in order to protect those she should protect. 237
Appearance
Pallas is a fair, delicate young woman with long black hair and azure eyes. Her appearance is often contrasted with her serious, disciplined bearing; when emotionally open, she blushes easily and displays an unexpectedly youthful delight. 173 528
- Azure eyes, compared to a clear lake and later described as containing tiny suns after absorbing divine bloodlines. 242 886
- Long black hair, which can become matted with blood after battle. 279
- Often wears fiery red leather armor while acting for the Pandion Family. 278
- Her full pale-gold demigod regalia includes a golden helmet and gives her the appearance of a descending Valkyrie. 858
Personality
Pallas initially presents herself as cold, composed, and guarded. She is conscious of her position as a demigod-family princess, but values the way Suye treats her as an ordinary classmate rather than as an untouchable noble. 242
She is compassionate and strongly affected by the suffering of ordinary people. This compassion becomes a personal mission: she wants strength not for status, but to protect others. 237
Pallas is proud, competitive, and determined in combat. Despite being severely injured by Sisyphus, she repeatedly continued attacking him and attempted to invoke the full power of her Victory Spear Sword. 278 279 She also has an observant, scholarly side, drawing informed conclusions about Titan history, ancient wars, godspawn, and the inhabitants of the Old God Star. 852 853 857
Around Suye, she becomes increasingly affectionate, candid, and playful. She worries intensely about his safety, even when his hidden strength far exceeds her expectations. 528 851 861
Abilities & Skills
Demigod Bloodline
Pallas possesses exceptional inherited talents from the Pandion Demigod Family.
- Her wounds heal unusually quickly and she has slow blood flow, allowing her to endure injuries that would be more dangerous for others. 163
- She considers ordinary Hero Family members comparatively weak beside demigod-family standards and claims to have torn off Eugene's arm. 178
- After absorbing a God's bloodline, she advanced to Legend. 862
- After absorbing over one hundred Divine Bloodlines, her aura became strong enough to suppress her father, Lytos. 886
Spear-Sword Combat
Pallas fights with direct, disciplined spear-sword techniques.
- Her thrusts are focused, steady, swift, and free of wasted movements. 278
- She can invoke the phrase “Sword of Victory, Spear of Immortality” to draw on greater divine power. 279
- Her combat ability was insufficient against Saint-realm Sisyphus, who repeatedly evaded and injured her. 278 279
Eternal Battlefield
Pallas trains in the Eternal Battlefield, Athena's superior war system.
- The system originated from Athena's ultimate battle skill and surpasses ordinary demigod battle systems. 527
- Her limited real battlefield experience initially made training difficult; she intended to use Plato Academy's Mirror Gate illusion realm to accelerate her progress. 527
- Following her advancement to Legend, a battlefield phantom containing an Athena statue appeared behind her during training. 862
Old God and Divine Knowledge
Raised in a demigod family, Pallas received education on Old Gods, divine bloodlines, and the God Realm.
- Identified an Old God Star as belonging to a late-period third-generation Titan god through its Mountain Pillar Patterns and architecture. 852
- Analyzed evidence from a demigod prison to infer that demon gods had joined the Olympian campaign against Titans. 857
- Explained that godhood requires immortality, youth, and True God power, as well as the complete Eleusinian Mysteries. 861
Equipment / Weapons / Items
- Victory Spear Sword — A semi-divine spear-sword formed from white light. It combines a golden sword, spear shaft, blue divine patterns, and starlit guard. 200
- It cannot harm one Pallas loves; this property helped her recognize that “Andre” was truly Suye. 848
- Athena Demigod Regalia — A complete pale-gold regalia called forth through a small Athena statue from her spatial ring. 851 858
- Its semi-divine artifacts, including the Victory Spear Sword, can be suppressed by a divine edict acting under Hera's authority. 858
- Golden Medusa Token — A Pandion Family token used to command respect and demand aid from the Athenian City Guard. 278
- Medusa Bronze Shield Token — A family emblem Pallas gave Suye to display on his carriage. 242
- Silver-patterned owl gold mask — A family artifact that transformed her into the warrior Xiluoni for the God's Selection Battlefield; Suye added a second illusion layer over it. 851 852
Relationships
- Suye — Classmate, rescuer, lover, and husband. Suye treated her wounds after finding her injured; their friendship developed into a romance, publicly expressed through Ode to Pallas. Pallas later declared, “Suye is my husband,” while defending him, and Athena's altar blessed Suye's declaration that he would marry her. 163 477 848 858
- Lytos — Father and Pandion Family patriarch. He is protective of Pallas, though she opposed his urgency to leave Athens while Suye needed time to recover. 847 886
- Theseus — Grandfather. His words influenced Pallas's ambition to protect others, and he approved her marriage to Suye provided she agreed. 237 847
- Sisyphus — Older brother. A powerful Saint-realm warrior who defeated Pallas when she tried to stop him from going to the City Guard, but caught her when she collapsed and acted ruthlessly against those who made her unhappy. 278 279
- Athena — Divine patron of the Pandion Family. Athena's altar immediately verified Suye's identity and blessed his proposed marriage to Pallas. 848
- Little Medea — Suye's dragon child, who calls Pallas “Older Sister” and allows her to ride on her in flight. 810
Story Role / Major Arcs
Giant Hills and Growing Trust
Injured and unable to speak, Pallas was rescued by Suye in the Giant Hills. His care and humor allowed her to speak again, and she began considering him her potential first true friend. 163 180
Protector's Resolve
After seeing the human cost of war, Pallas committed herself to becoming a female war god who protects the vulnerable. This goal became the core of her identity and martial training. 237 527
Defense of Suye
When God of War Mountain pursued Suye, Pallas used her family authority to demand the City Guard remain in place. She was injured while unsuccessfully confronting Sisyphus, but her anger over the theft of Suye's champion statue prompted decisive retaliation from the Pandion Family. 278 279 391
Romance and Marriage
Suye's Ode to Pallas served as a public confession, deeply moving her. Their relationship later progressed through private dates and mutual concern before being formally blessed by Athena's altar. 477 528 529 848
God's Selection Battlefield
Pallas entered the Old God Star disguised as a Pandion woman warrior. She contributed ancient historical knowledge, fought beside Suye, lent him divine protection, and revealed her demigod regalia when Bagla and Okeno threatened him. 851 852 857 858
Legendary Advancement and Aftermath
Pallas absorbed a God's bloodline and advanced to Legend. She later absorbed over one hundred Divine Bloodlines, placing her on a path toward Demigod rank. After the Battle of Plato, Suye was unable to contact her and made finding her his highest priority. 862 884 886 892
Notable Quotes
“I want to become the female war god of Greece!” 237
“To protect everyone I should protect.” 237
“All I know is that Suye is my husband. As his wife, I have the responsibility to protect my husband!” 858
Trivia
- Pallas had not spoken for half a year before Suye rescued her. 163
- She is known for honesty strongly enough that nobles accepted her confirmation of Di Aotian's strength without further doubt. 187
- Despite her usual restraint, she joyfully rolled through Suye's prepared sunflower field and called the experience dreamlike. 528
- An author's note states that Athena “is also Palos,” linking Pallas to Athena's choice to oppose Zeus's destruction without abandoning her family. 1242