Sylphy Elmart

Introduced as in Arc 5 as Number 184, one of Regulus's wives, she effectively acted as a leader amongst the wives and played a small hand in aiding Natsuki Subaru, Emilia, and Reinhard van Astrea with taking down the Sin Archbishop of Greed. Following Regulus's death, she and the other former wives were hired as maids for the Roswaal Manor by Annerose Miload.

Appearance

Sylphy is a woman with golden blonde hair and dark blue eyes. She has similar hair to that of Emilia and noticeable cute features. She wore a dress with a similar design to the one most of Regulus's other wives wore, but with features distinguishing it from the others. When employed as a maid, she starts to wear a maid uniform.

Personality

Due to years and years of having to live in fear of being killed for even smiling in front of Regulus, Sylphy developed a cold and emotionless facade which made her look like apathetic and uncaring. However, Sylphy does care about the others who were forcefully taken by Regulus, and she does not want to see them end up like many of his previous wives. This led her to taking the position of the representative of the other wives, willing to take his brutal punishment in place of the others. Likewise, she also believed that anyone who was able to escape from him should never come back, regardless of herself and the other wives, as she displayed to Emilia after she returned following her own “escape”. She even showed determination to end her own life if necessary in order to assist Emilia in defeating the man when she learned about the weakness of Regulus’s Authority.

In the aftermath of Regulus's defeat, she developed profound feelings of loyalty to Emilia, dedicating herself to serving the Royal Selection Candidate upon her employment as a maid in the Roswaal Manor.

History

At some point in the past, Sylphy lived in a small village in a mountain valley. However, when Regulus came and decided to take her as his 184th wife, he slaughtered her family, friends, and other villagers, just for knowing her face and name, leaving her to take on the emotionless facade that she and the other wives were forced to wear.

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