"Blessings for a Beautiful World" by Aqua model
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Aqua (アクア, Aqua) is a light novel author from the light novel "Blessings for a Beautiful World!" and its derivative works, created by Akatsume. She was originally the goddess of water, responsible for guiding prematurely deceased humans to reincarnate in other worlds. Aqua is mocked by the protagonist Kazuma Sato (Kazuma), who exploits a loophole in the rules and is taken to another world, embarking on an adventure.
Aqua's appearance is characterized by long aqua hair and blue eyes, wearing beads resembling H₂O models, giving her a beautiful appearance. Her personality is arrogant and willful, with a passion for drinking, celebrating, and enjoying life. As an adventurer, her attributes are extremely high, especially her magic, but her intelligence is extremely low and her luck is extremely poor. Her profession is High Priest, with extremely high skill points, having learned all the High Priest and Banquet skills. Her feathered robe is a divine artifact, with extremely high defense and purification properties.
Aqua is the goddess of water, able to summon floods, purify the undead and demons, and even kill lichs with her tears. Her support magic is very powerful, able to resurrect the dead multiple times. However, her intellectual issues often lead to even bigger troubles after solving problems.
In another world, Aqua's followers form the Arcsis Order, which, though few in number, has strong faith. She is extremely indulgent toward her followers, but her order is notorious for her actions; even when encountering robbers, she can scare off by calling herself an Arcsis cultist.
Aqua plays a key role in many adventures, but often sets up teammates due to her intelligence issues. She also hatched a chick with powerful magic and raised it as a dragon. Although her behavior is often laughable and exasperating, her kindness makes her an indispensable member of the team.
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