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    Star rarity lvl 5
    Star rarity lvl 5
    Star rarity lvl 5
    Star rarity lvl 5
    Star rarity lvl 5
    DARK
    SWORD
    DARK
    Passionflower
    hp
    HP

    31175

    atk
    ATK

    2585

    vit
    DEF

    1692

    Skills

    Lv. 15/15
    Love's Blitz x4

    Deal 55% damage to one enemy 4 times.

    Cooldown: 14s
    Lv. 15/15
    Love's Ward x5

    Deal 45% damage to one enemy 5 times and increase all allies' defense by 7% for 10 seconds.

    Cooldown: 15s

    Abilities

    Lv. 15/15
    Void Boon

    Dark damage dealt up by 30%.

    Lv. 15/15
    Fleetfoot

    Agility up by 20% for 60 seconds.

    Lv. 15/15
    Barrier: Miasma of Indolence Rank 4

    Reduce the effect of Burden: Miasma of Indolence.

    Refining Ability

    Barrier: Curtain of Darkness Rank 4

    Reduce the effect of Burden: Curtain of Darkness.

    Statistics

    Level 70

    HPHP
    25423
    AttackAttack
    2108
    DefenseDefense
    1382

    Level 90 (Max Limit Break)

    HPHP
    31175
    AttackAttack
    2585
    DefenseDefense
    1692

    Level 100 (MLB + Refined)

    HPHP
    32759
    AttackAttack
    2715
    DefenseDefense
    1777

    Timed or conditional passives are not included in the stats.

    Weapon sources

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    ⚠️ experimental

    Premium Summons: Fractured Songstress

    Ends in 22 days

    30 days

    3/10/2023 - 4/10/2023

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    Variation: Aurora Senior Officer

    Ends in 8 days

    16 days

    3/10/2023 - 3/27/2023

    gem2000

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    Stories

    Speaking of love is easy; it has been expressed in all
    sorts of ways for ages upon ages. But to define it?
    To prove it? Ah, there's the rub.
    At one point, love was divided into eight categories.
    But those words described relationships only—they
    didn't form a definition. Indeed, they spoke of love as if
    the reader already knew what it was.
    Is it fondness for another? Breeding instinct?
    Powerful attachment? None of these feel real because
    the selfsame "love" is used for all sorts of situations and is
    the impetus for all manner of actions.
    And so, I define love as an innate act.
    Though it is an emotion beyond description,
    its whims hold sway upon so many.
    Yet we continue to attach words to it—and to justify it.