| “ | Sacrebleu! You've ruined the holy church's plans! |
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| — Guillaume Bénet on Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 2 | ||
Guillaume Bénet was the padre of the Church of the Eternal Blazing Sun in Cordu Village. He was a sequence 5 Fate Appropriator of the Eternal Aeon Pathway.[2]
He has had affairs with many women, including Madame Pualis.[3]
Appearance[]
Guillaume has a regal demeanor and decent facial features. He has blue eyes, light black hair, a slightly hooked nose and a dignified aura. He was wearing a white robe with golden threads. His height is not over 1.7 meters.
Background[]
Guillaume wields a certain influence in Cordu Village, his presence bearing an unspoken taboo or authority to villagers.[4] There have been allegations against Guillaume Bénet, accusing him of having multiple mistresses and embezzling offerings from the Eternal Blazing Sun. He had been known to engage in aggressive behavior, hardly fitting the demeanor expected of a clergyman. Following these accusations, a villager met a mysterious demise one afternoon.[5]
Power & Abilities[]
His powers was obtained through contracts with Spirit World creatures. As a Fate Appropriator, his contracts is 12 at least :
- Summoning Abyss Demon Flowers[6]
- Description: Summon flowers with full of sharp thorns, unusually strong, black vines as if it came from the Abyss. Their top bloomed bright red like blood, with putrid smell. They are Abyss Demon Flowers that can devour an adult, with vines and flowers burned after burned gas ad anesthetic effect.[7]
- Price: A sacrifice of fresh human blood.
- Downside: An increased desire for coitus.
- Invisibility[6]
- Description: Become near perfectly invisible, however attacking the user reflection will no longer maintain Invisibility.
- Price: Thirteen portions of prepared meat.
- Downside: An intensified susceptibility to hunger.
- Slow Flight[6]
- Price: One's romantic infatuation permanently.
- Downside: An urge to show off.
- Bone Curse[6]
- Description: By throwing out the skeleton which symbolize the dead, so that the target is like a dead person, unable to see objects, hear sounds, and cannot open their eyes. [8]
- Price: The sacrifice of a living person.
- Downside: Drowsiness.
- Soul Assimilation Mystic Spell[6]
- Description: By invoking the target's true name, he could affect their Soul Body, causing disorientation. The closer the language was to nature and the spirit world, and the better the understanding of the target, the stronger the effect. If his Spirit Body was far superior to the target's, he could even extract their spirit, leaving them disoriented and defenceless.[8]
- Price: No fewer than three human souls, also the contractor true name.
- Downside: Random bouts of dizziness, numbering four to five daily.
- Internal Explosion[6]
- Description: By touching a target, he can make them explode.[9]
- Price: The sacrifice of any Beyonder characteristic.
- Downside: Unrelenting spirituality drain, tantamount to permanent reduction of spirituality capacity.
- Bottle of Fiction[10]
- Description: Allows user to transform specific spaces, often with symbolic elements like doors and windows, into enclosed realms. They can set conditions for entry, only allowing those who meet the requirements to access these spaces while others are sent back to their original positions.
- Downside: Become a little greedy.
- Rebirth[11]
- Description: Allows user to be reborn within whoever kills them and take control of their body. The Rebirth effect endures only two minutes.[12]
- Green accidic Arrows [11]
- Description: Allow him to shoot pale green arrows that can melt stones and mud like strong acid, showing obvious and exaggerated signs of corrosion.
- Steel Body[13]
- Description: Allow him to briefly turn into a metal creature, not afraid of anesthesia, nor does he need to breathe, and can even greatly reduce the damage caused by fire .However this will limit Guillaume Bénet uses most of his own ability. He can only use his body, boons, and three opposing contracts powers that are not affected by this contract which are Shadow Burial, Light Incartation and Draynere poison gland.
- Light Incartation[14]
- Description: Its function is to borrow the light, create a temporary incarnation that can bear one's own ability. At sequence 5, he can create at most 3 Incartations.
- Draynere poison gland [13]
- Description: Sprayed out green liquid in the body that condensed into Water Cannons that was extremely fast, can disolving bodies.
- Shadow Burial [14]
- Description: Create a big mouth shadow with phantoms stretched out each head or pale , jet black or evil and strange arms densely covered their targets. Using Shadow Burial to the user can let them hide in the darkness and shadow.
- Price: Having normal dreams.
- Downside: Becoming more extreme and paranoid.
History[]
Guillaume Bénet is one of the masterminds who launched the sacrificial ritual on April 9th, 1358. After the ritual failed, he escaped to and hid in Trier before the destruction of the Cordu Village.[15] He took the anonymous deposit of Aurore Lee, a sum of 100,000 verl d'or in total, to support his lavish lifestyle in Trier. He holds the position of one of the Sinners' archbishops.[16]
After Lumian Lee reached Trier, he used the Prophecy Spell of Contractee to find out the approximate time and location that he would meet Guillaume.[17]
According to Guillaume Bénet, it was Aurore Lee, who claimed to be Roche Louise Sanson, who led him to place faith in Inevitability. She claimed that he could gain supernatural abilities without the need for approval from the bishops of Church of the Eternal Blazing Sun. She even promised the potential for future godhood, perhaps even becoming a saint for eternal life.[16]
Guillaume plotted to sacrifice Cordu Village in exchange for the arrival of the Inevitability angel. He aimed for swift godhood and sainthood, seeking Aurore Lee's approval, which wavered. To ensure his goal, he concealed his intentions, with Aurore's occasional support and occasional resistance.[16]
References
- ↑ Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 120
- ↑ Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 220
- ↑ Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 34
- ↑ Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 4
- ↑ Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 8
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 323
- ↑ Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 94
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 101
- ↑ Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 128
- ↑ Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 328
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 330
- ↑ Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 331
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 328
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 329
- ↑ Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 109
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 332
- ↑ Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 163
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