Una/Development

Developers' description
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Una is a Fanatic. The second tough character after Eli.

Hardness. Rage. Intolerance. Purposefulness. A decided lack of self-pity and pity for others. She is the one who sees everything that happens in the Catacombs in an apocalyptic, religious light. She comprehends what is happening in the categories of Paradise and Hell, rebellion, heresy and the struggle of the righteous with the ruling princes of a false church. She considers the breakthrough to be something like a holy war, a crusade of souls against a soulless world. The surface for her is Paradise to be conquered, and woe to this paradise if it does not live up to expectations!

Una lives waiting for a prophet (guess who she takes for a prophet). But her expectation is not weary, not hysterical, but active. "Must prepare the world for His coming!" She casts dozens of people to the foot of His coming throne.

Una is tough on war, on struggle, on the fierce extermination of all who stand in the way of the truth. In this sense, she echoes the warrior girl Eli. But Eli is a calm, phlegmatic, educated commander, and Una embodies all-crushing fury, when victory is won not by skill, but by thousands of victims who fill up enemy bayonets and batteries with their bodies. If they had ever fought, Eli, with clever maneuvers, would have pushed them back into a hopeless position, like the army of St. Dolchin, and then would have taken into a calm siege, waiting for the heretics there to devour each other. And Una would suddenly rise above her rabble and deliver such a frantic sermon that inflamed ragamuffins with tenfold strength rushed an avalanche, and swept all Eli's constructions to hell.

Appearance
Not haggard! Necessarily a mad face, with a frozen gaze looks straight ahead, eyes slightly goggled, lips trembling. Dressed in some kind of artistic rags. You can give a torch to your hand. A warlike pose, for example, put her hand on the thigh and transferred all the weight to this supporting leg.

Because she is belligerent, implacable, possessed by sacred madness, the general concept is "a burning heretic." She will be engulfed in flames. The witch writhes in the fire - since the witch is charmed, the flame does not burn her as much as a normal person.

She barely notices the fire. He actively gesticulates, turning either to God with a prayer, or to the troops with an appeal. Stretches out his arms, hits his chest. But from time to time flashes of pain pierce her. Then she sharply, with annoyance, pays attention to the burning body, tries to shake off the flame from herself - as if she was suddenly stung by a scorpion, and she found that dozens of these scorpions were crawling over her. All movements are very expressive, complete, like in a silent movie.