Amau Sueko

Biodata

Feature	Value
Name	Amau Sueko (天羽末子)
Alias(es)	K — anonymous identity used when supplying Ston with intelligence 7
Gender	Female 7
Affiliation	Destiny Organization; a core member of the Resistance Army in the original game storyline 8 11
Occupation/Role	Mechanic, hacker, and insurgent strategist; the game protagonist’s initial guide in the original storyline 8 12 32
Status	Alive; remains under suspicion within Destiny and is assigned to plan retaliation under Rick’s supervision 38
First Appearance	Chapter 7 7

Background / History

Role in the Original Storyline

In the original game, Sueko is a core Resistance Army member who initially guides the protagonist. Jonas considers her capture a major disruption to the protagonist’s future support network, rather than merely the arrest of an enemy operative 8.

Within the Destiny Organization, Sueko has repeatedly devised solutions during crises. Her assistance has saved members’ lives, earning her influential supporters despite her distance from many rank-and-file members. Aungus authorizes her rescue because he considers her too capable to lose 32 37.

Alt District Riot and Capture

Sueko chooses Jonas as her first target because his reputation suggests he is mediocre, has limited resources, and cannot respond quickly. She intends to extort a substantial sum from him. She also presents the operation to fellow planner Ian Strala as a possible first step toward overthrowing the conglomerates 8 11.

Using the name K, she supplies Ston with accurate intelligence about the Wetting Conglomerate’s Alt branch. His gang breaches the outer defenses, but Jonas reverses the assault through a prepared explosion. After extracting K’s contact details, he sends Sueko a video of Ston’s execution 7.

Sueko notices that the video was delayed and realizes the warning may itself be part of a trap. Before she can flee, Jonas breaks into her residence. He incapacitates her with electricity and orders Eiffel to take her to the Conglomerate for interrogation 7 8.

When questioned about the branch’s detailed plans, Sueko claims she obtained them through surveying and mapping. Jonas rejects her attempts to negotiate and identifies her as bait for her companions. She offers to accept all responsibility, but he refuses, citing thirteen employees killed or injured in the riot 8 9.

Confinement and the Failed Rescue

Sueko breaches her cell’s systems and decrypts a recording of Jonas coercing Ian into betraying Destiny’s incoming reinforcements. She resolves to stop him, unaware that Jonas deliberately installed familiar E2-S encryption and planted the recording for her to discover 12 13.

Despite hunger, dizziness, and exhaustion, she continues penetrating the building’s security. Unable to contact Destiny, she hopes to weaken the defenses enough to reduce rescue-team casualties. Jonas intensifies the pressure by showing her photographs of Destiny cybersecurity personnel and telling her they have already been executed 21 22.

When the rescue assault begins, Sueko uses her hacked access privileges to leave the cell and takes a gun from a dead security guard. She finds Ian preparing to shoot Knight and kills Ian first, saving Knight’s life. Knight urges her to escape, but he and another wounded operative are shot dead before her 25.

Sueko fires at Jonas, but his drone’s shield blocks her shots. When she reaches for Knight’s gun, the drone shoots through her palm. After learning that the rescue force has been wiped out, she admits defeat and asks Jonas to kill her. He refuses: his plan is to return her as the sole survivor, using the resulting suspicion to divide Destiny into opposing factions 26.

Return to Destiny and Accusations of Betrayal

Jonas arranges treatment and Sueko’s return to Enlis District while she remains unconscious. A Smithton Type II Jammer accompanies his scheme, distributing a short video of her killing Ian to nearby accounts. Without the circumstances of Ian’s betrayal, the footage appears to show her murdering a comrade 27 32 33.

Suspicion deepens after Destiny’s confidential transaction records are leaked. Rick accuses Sueko, while Liweike defends her past service. Members attack her treatment room before she wakes, turning the dispute over her loyalty into a threat to the organization’s unity 34 36 37.

On awakening, Sueko explains that Ian was a traitor and Jonas framed her. She attempts to retrieve the decrypted recording as proof, only to discover that her personal storage has been emptied and a Wetting Conglomerate logo left behind 37.

Attempt to Restore Her Standing

Sueko insists on addressing the crisis herself. Aungus publicly declares Ian a traitor, but Sueko remains under suspicion. Destiny gives her an opportunity to prove her loyalty by planning retaliation against Wetting, with Rick assigned to supervise her 38.

Jonas then sends photographs of thirty-five dead participants, showing their living faces on one side and their bodies on the other. His accompanying message asks whether further action is worth the cost. The pressure makes Sueko increasingly cautious and prone to misjudgment. A month after the branch attack, Destiny has gone quiet; Jonas believes she is waiting for an opportunity 38 39 42.

Appearance

• White hair, which also identifies her in the circulated footage of Ian’s death 7 32.
• During confinement, her hair becomes disheveled and she appears exhausted from inadequate food and prolonged work 21.
• Suffers a gunshot wound through her palm during her confrontation with Jonas 26.

Personality

Sueko is perceptive and resourceful, but initially overconfident in her assessment of Jonas. She builds her operation around his supposed inability to respond, then recognizes too late that his public reputation conceals a much more dangerous opponent. Even as a prisoner, she correctly reasons that his repeated visits must serve some purpose 8 22.

Her loyalty is expressed through responsibility for her comrades. She offers to take the blame for the riot, refuses to accept that Destiny should suffer for her misjudgment, and continues hacking while malnourished to reduce the rescue team’s losses. She also acts immediately to save Knight from Ian 9 21 25.

Jonas exploits that concern by attributing every death to her. The failed rescue drives her into despair, but she later regains enough resolve to seek another chance and vow revenge. Her renewed determination remains undermined by guilt and fear of causing further casualties 26 38 39.

Abilities & Skills

Hacking and Decryption

Sueko is explicitly described as an excellent hacker, capable of compromising electronic systems while imprisoned and without tools 12.

• E2-S familiarity: Breaches the cell firewall and surface-level code, gaining the ability to unlock her restraints and door 12.
• Surveillance access: Views the building’s security deployment through its surveillance system 12.
• Decryption: Decodes the planted video of Ian’s coercion after roughly three hours 12.
• Deeper intrusion: Reaches 35% progress against the building’s security system; estimates that another two weeks would allow her to take control 21.
• Limits: Cannot initially overcome the full security deployment alone or communicate with the outside world. Her early access is also deliberately facilitated by Jonas 12 13 21.

Mechanics and Operational Planning

Sueko is described as an excellent mechanic and has a record of devising solutions to Destiny’s problems 12 32.

• Organizes the Alt District riot and supplies Ston with detailed branch intelligence 7 8.
• Works with Ian, who provides intelligence concerning mechanical weapons 11.
• Claims to have produced the branch plans through her own surveying and mapping; the claim is not independently confirmed 8.
• Is selected to plan Destiny’s retaliation despite continuing doubts about her loyalty 38.

Firearms

• Kills Ian with a scavenged handgun before he can shoot Knight 25.
• Fires repeatedly at Jonas, but cannot penetrate his drone’s protective shield 26.

Equipment / Weapons / Items

• Scavenged handgun — taken from a dead security guard during her escape and used to kill Ian 25.
• Personal digital storage — contains the evidence she hopes will establish Ian’s betrayal; the files are later deleted 37.

Relationships

• Jonas Wetting — Enemy, captor, and architect of her framing. He uses her guilt, survival, and reputation to weaken Destiny while she vows to make him pay 8 26 37 38.
• Aungus Ian — Destiny leader and conditional protector. Values her abilities and initially defends her, but warns that another failure may leave him unable to protect her 32 37 38.
• Ian Strala — Fellow riot planner turned traitor. Sueko kills him to prevent his murder of Knight; footage of that act is used against her 11 25 32.
• Knight — Former subordinate who volunteers to rescue her. She saves him from Ian, but he is killed while trying to get her to safety 25.
• Kinoshita Ren / Demon Samurai — Fellow Destiny member from the same place as Sueko. Dies during the rescue attempt before reaching her 24 25 26.
• Rick / Gecko — Intelligence chief, accuser, and later supervisor. Advocates killing or expelling her before being assigned to oversee her retaliation plan 34 36 38.
• Liweike / Skullcracker — Defender within Destiny. Cites her past contributions and reminds Rick that her intervention once saved him from the Peacekeeping Forces 36.
• Ston — Gang leader supplied with intelligence under her K identity. His capture exposes her contact information to Jonas 7.
• Game protagonist — Sueko serves as the protagonist’s initial guide in the original storyline; her capture disrupts that intended role 8.

Notable Quotes

“I planned this. You can put it all on me. Why do you have to...!” 9

“If he thinks this is enough to break me, he's sorely mistaken.” 38

“This time, I won't fail again.” 38