Before the Ruin, Lyuze and her sister Liza were part of Luna’s trusted guardians, sworn to protect her from any threats. They served alongside Dune, the formidable “God of Death,” and Niko, forming a small but loyal group dedicated to Luna’s safety. However, when Casshern was sent to kill Luna, everything changed Luna was slain, the world began to decay, and Liza perished as a result of the Ruin.

With her sister gone and her world crumbling, Lyuze became obsessed with revenge, believing that Casshern was responsible for everything. With nowhere else to go, she dedicated herself to tracking him down and making him pay for his crimes. However, as she follows Casshern, she slowly comes to question her own hatred, realizing that the man she wants to kill is no longer the merciless warrior he once was.

Rather than finding a monster, Lyuze discovers a lost soul filled with guilt and suffering, wandering the world in search of redemption. Over time, her anger turns to sympathy, then companionship, and ultimately love, as she chooses to let go of her past and embrace a future free from hatred.

Lyuze has a slender yet strong build, with short silver hair, red eyes, and pale skin, giving her a sharp and striking appearance. She wears a form-fitting bodysuit with high boots and shoulder armor, which reflects her former role as a warrior and guardian.

Her initial demeanor is cold and distant, with stern expressions and piercing glares, symbolizing her unyielding grudge against Casshern. However, as she softens over time, her expressions become gentler, mirroring her emotional transformation from vengeance to love.

Lyuze is strong-willed, determined, and deeply emotional, shaped by the pain of loss and betrayal. In the beginning, she is fueled entirely by revenge, believing that Casshern deserves to suffer for what he has done. She is cold and confrontational, constantly reminding Casshern of his crimes and waiting for the right moment to strike him down.

However, as she travels with Casshern, she begins to see his true self not as a heartless killer, but as a tortured soul seeking redemption. She struggles with her own emotions, torn between her desire for revenge and the realization that Casshern is not the monster she imagined.

Ultimately, Lyuze lets go of her hatred, embracing forgiveness, companionship, and love. She allows herself to be vulnerable, choosing to live not for vengeance, but for herself and those she cares about. By the end of her journey, she finds peace in Casshern’s arms, proving that even in a dying world, love and redemption can still exist.

• The Path of Revenge
  At the start of her journey, Lyuze is determined to kill Casshern, believing that his death will bring justice for her sister. She follows him across the ruined world, watching him struggle with his lost memories and guilt, waiting for the right moment to exact her revenge.

• Shifting Perceptions
  As Lyuze spends more time with Casshern, she slowly begins to question her beliefs. She sees him protect the weak, grieve for the fallen, and suffer under the weight of his past actions. This forces her to confront the truth that Casshern himself is a victim of the Ruin, and that killing him will not bring her peace.

• A Journey of Love and Acceptance
  Choosing to let go of her hatred, Lyuze begins to stand by Casshern, not as an enemy, but as a companion. Over time, her feelings deepen into love, and she becomes one of the few who truly understands and supports him. Their bond becomes a rare light in the darkness, giving both of them a sense of hope in a dying world.

• Finding Peace in Death
  In her final moments, Lyuze experiences true happiness, no longer burdened by revenge or regret. As she dies in Casshern’s arms, she smiles, knowing that she has finally let go of the past, making peace with her sister’s death and her own fate.