Emissary of Sin

Emissary of Sin
Biographical Information
Alias	The Emissary
Personal Description
Species	Human
Birthday	Unknown
Age	117
Gender	Female
Height	5'9
Hair Color	White
Eye Color	Pink
Professional Status
Status	Deceased
Affiliation	Sindicate
Grade	Unknown

The Emissary of Sin, or simply the Emissary, is a side antagonist of the Buzzutsu Kaisen series. She is the most powerful member of the Sindicate and planned to serve as the vessel for the sins.

Appearance

The Emissary is a tall, lean woman with white hair and pink eyes. She appears younger than her actual age, due to her time spent in the Spirit World.

Personality

The Emissary is an arrogant and confident sorcerer, showing little care for her own wellbeing. She is a single-minded individual, disregarding anything that is irrelevant to her goals. She has been shown to be flamboyant and theatrical, toying with her opponents due to her confidence in her own abilities.

Since being chosen by the Sindicate to serve as their emissary, she has become a zealous follower of Sin, believing herself to be the only person who can reunite the aspects of Sin and resurrect him. She has since dedicated her life to the pursuit of his resurrection, viewing his resurrection as the only path to salvation for humans.

After her time in the Spirit World and learning of the existence of Gabriel de Leon-Mensah, she realizes that she is unable to resurrect Sin by herself. After returning from the Spirit World, she retains much of her confidence and enjoyment for theatrics, but is shown to accept her role as merely a pawn in a grander scheme.

Abilities and Powers

Buzzutsu

The Emissary's innate technique, the Reconstruction Technique allows her to transport herself and any object or person she is touching to any given location by imagining the location in her mind. Upon doing so, the targets of the technique are fully deconstructed, before being reconstructed in the imagined location. Due to the immense pain caused by the deconstruction and reconstruction, an unsuspecting person can be severely weakened, or potentially even incapacitated.

Battles and Events

Children of Eden

In 1976, Crina Constantinescu, a member of the Children, chose to flee for the sake of her unborn son, Pavel. In 1981, the Emissary discovered Crina's whereabouts and executed her and her entire family as punishment. Unbeknownst to the Emissary, young Pavel Constantinescu survived due to his latent cursed energy healing. He was found by the Buzzutsu Council to be protected from the Children. He later assumed a prominent position within Buzzutsu Academy due to his powerful technique.

Stupid

The Emissary is stupid and fails at using her technique, accidentally finding herself in the Spirit World after using it.

Raphael Interlude 1

In her eight years in the Spirit World, the Emissary learns that Gabriel de Leon-Mensah, one of three remaining Olobukuns, poses a danger to the Earth in that he is a capable vessel of the Seven Deadly Sins. She conceives of a plot to goad Gabriel into tracking down the Artifacts of Sin. She then tracks down the three remaining Olobukuns to their home in Umbwe, Tanzania. She ambushes and kills Lateo de Leon-Mensah and Nia de Leon-Mensah while their son, Gabriel, is at work. When Gabriel returns, he finds the bodies of his parents. His father, Lateo, is barely alive, and with his dying breath entrusts Gabriel to defeat Sin. Gabriel exits his house and finds the Emissary waiting for him. She explains the millennia-long conflict between the Sindicate and the Olobukuns, then tells Gabriel that the Olobukun line will end with him. She uses her technique to bring Gabriel to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro, and tosses him an axe with which to defend himself. Gabriel has unlocked his dormant virtuous energy, and is able to defeat the Emissary. Gabriel tells the Emissary that he will find the Seven Deadly Sins and put an end to Sin once and for all. The Emissary gives a crooked smile before Gabriel leaves her to die. Gabriel changes his name to Raphael and embarks on his journey to defeat Sin.

Later that day, Mr. C confronts a dying Emissary and the two discuss the condition of the world. Then, the Emissary dies.