Luna

Luna is a former Inquisitor serving under Emperor Dominius of Duros and, following his death, the current God-Empress of Duros. She is Centurion Helios' half-sister and an extremely powerful fighter, being capable of defeating incredibly powerful opponents with relative ease.

Appearance
Luna has pale skin, short bluish purple hair ending in two ponytails and tired, purplish blue eyes. Overall her features are very sleek and cold. Typically she wears a set of white, black and blue armor and crescent shoulder pads. She also wears long blue gloves and thigh-high boots with constellation-like ornamental patterns. When she attends balls and other social occasions, she usually wears a blue jabot and a silver fox mask. However, she has since spurned wearing a jabot due to the crew's actions, but due to recent developments, she'll likely continue to wear them. Now, being a God Empress, she dresses in much fancier clothes.

Personality
Luna is a very calm and stoic person and is very blunt about not talking to people she doesn't see as "interesting". However, she seems to be very protective of her brother and genuinely cares about his well-being, even going so far as to seemingly value his happiness over her own loyalty to the Emperor.

Laughter Style
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Overview
Luna is greatly feared for her combat ability, most importantly her speed which allows her to attack many times with great accuracy (+9), and her rapier which is made of diamond. When she moves in a Thunderous Flash, she can also create a thunderous noise that damages anyone near her. Her endurance and stamina are also extremely impressive, as she can still Thunderous Flash without kneecaps and attack many times without them too.

Master Swordsman
As she's trained her whole life to be an Inquisitor, Luna is an expert sword fighter, being capable of parrying some attacks.

Diamond Rapier
Luna has a diamond rapier that has blue and purple crescent on it. This blade can overcome resistances due to its material base.

Moon Moon Fruit
Using her Devil Fruit ability, Luna is able to travel at what seems to be light, with this ability she can cover large amount of land within minutes. When she moves with people close to her, she produces a loud 'boom' that damages (3d10) her enemies. However, she can only use this power when the moon is out.

Legendary Actions
Luna is so fast that she has five Legendary Actions, giving her many opportunities to attack. As an ally she "loses" those abilities, but she's able to attack 5 times in a single turn to compensate.

Devil's Luck Pirates
Luna was initially confused by Duros' attempts to initiate conversation with her for no apparent reason. Upon finding out about the Crew's existence and their kidnapping of her brother she develops a personal grudge against them. This grudge, coupled with her sense of duty as an Inquisitor, causes her to become extremely hostile towards them. However, after confronting the Crew in battle and facing defeat she proceeds to have a conversation with them. It is during this conversation that she begins to understand the true nature of Dominius' regime and upon witnessing her half-brother's true identity as a half-Sterren, she decides to bring down the Emperor in order to make the world a better place for her brother. This leads to her allying herself with the Crew and joining them in their fight against the Emperor.

William
While initially seeing William as an enemy due to his status as the leader of the "demons" who kidnapped her brother, she seems to have grown to respect him to a degree after their confrontation. The details of their current relationship are unclear, although having been allied in their fight against the Emperor, it can be assumed that they are mostly on friendly terms with each other.

Duros
Luna and Duros share a complicated relationship. In the beginning she was confused and intrigued by his attempts to talk to her at a ball hosted by Inquisitor Cornelius. She wondered about his true motives and was unable to comprehend them. After Duros reveals his true nature as an alien and tells her about the fate of her brother, she develops an intense hatred for him, born out of both her love for her brother and her inability to read the true intentions of the knight.

However, after her defeat at the Crew's hands she seems to have grown to respect him to an extent. Duros' encouragement and support were instrumental in helping Luna see the true wickedness of the Emperor. Duros, meanwhile, sees her as a great ally and a valuable friend.

After fighting against the Emperor and his Inquisitors together they seem to have gained a great amount of respect for each other, functioning as an effective two-man team with Duros defending and Luna attacking during their final battle with the Emperor. During the post-fight festivities Luna even went so far as to ask Duros to stay and rule the world together with her. However, he turned her down, saying that, as a knight, it is his duty to serve rather than rule. In Episode 31, it is confirmed that Luna and Duros had spent the following night together. The consequences of this are unknown, but it definitely improved their relationship immensely, as demonstrated by the loving hug shared between the two before Duros left the planet.

Lyssa
Luna and Lyssa both shared the goal of defeating Emperor Dominius. It is largely unknown how they view each other after his defeat.

Helios
Luna and Helios are half-siblings. Their relationship seems initially like that of an older sister taking care of their troublesome younger brother and being seemingly frustrated by their weakness. However, under her strict exterior Luna is actually an extremely caring person, prioritizing the well-being of her brother over her own loyalty to Emperor Dominius. After finding out about Helios' true nature as a half-Sterren, she is devastated and immediately regrets her treatment of the Sterrenkind, subsequently joining the Devil's Luck Pirates' coup d'état to overthrow the Emperor in order to make the world a better place for Helios.

Inquisitor Aster
Little is known about their relationship. Luna describes Aster as "apathetic" and holds him in contempt, as he "fights for nothing."



Inquisitor Cornelius
The details of their relationship are uncertain, but she seems to dislike him.



Inquisitor Maximus
Luna claims to have always hated Maximus, since she sees him as an unrefined brute. Maximus seems to have made advances on Luna in the past, which has only caused her to despise him even more.



Emperor Dominius
Luna hates her predecessor for his racism against Sterrens after finding out Helios' secret and for lying to everyone on the planet.



Past
Very little is known about Luna's past prior to the current storyline. At some point, her father had an affair with a Sterren, producing a half-brother, Helios. She spent her time training and studying extensively, eventually becoming powerful and competent enough to rise to the status of Inquisitor. It was due to her influence that her brother was made Centurion at some point prior to the Devil's Luck Pirates' arrival on Planet Duros.

Episode 26: Spaceship Waltz
Luna first appears in the story attending a ball hosted by Inquisitor Cornelius in the Octagon of Astakampos. When the Devil's Luck Pirates infiltrate the ball in disguise, they soon see Cornelius and Maximus speaking to each other and Luna sitting alone at a table to the side, wearing a silver fox mask. As the group splits up to gather information, Verona hides among the guests, William and later Ragnar go to speak to the two Inquisitors while Duros and Pearl talk to Luna instead. As Duros introduces himself to her, Luna is unimpressed by his attempts to start a conversation with her and annoyed by his persistence. However, Duros remains polite and friendly, which confuses her. He then tries to get her to open up with jokes and witty remarks, which proves to be largely unsuccessful.

Episode 27: The Colosseum
As Duros changes his strategy into trying to understand Luna's position, she asks him about what it is that he's trying to achieve and why he's come to the ball in the first place. Duros then tells her that he wishes to meet interesting people and suggests that they may be able to help each other, much to Luna's chagrin. Duros then shows her his cursed shield, prompting her to threaten and question him, holding him at swordpoint. Duros answers her questions truthfully, prompting a brief conversation between the two as he gives up more and more information about himself in an attempt to calm her down. Luna, meanwhile, gradually finds herself feeling increasingly invested in what he's saying. This leads to her sheathing her sword and leading Duros out of the ballroom. The two are sneakily followed by Verona.

Leading Duros out of the ballroom, Luna takes him through a door into a small corridor. This corridor ends with another door which leads to an alley behind the building. Stopping there she then finally tells him her name and looks around nervously, but doesn't notice Verona. She then questions Duros on his objectives once more. Duros reassures her that he simply wishes to meet interesting people and explains that he wanted to talk to Luna because she seemed out of place, which she takes as flattery despite her general annoyance. Duros then takes a gamble and reveals the fact that he and his friends are aliens. Luna is further intrigued by this revelation and despite not believing it outright, decides to treat it as fact for the time being, if only out of pure interest. Duros further explains that he comes from the Tarako Kingdom, to which Luna replies by asking him if he's an "All-Blueian", which he admits. Luna then proceeds to explain that the planet they are currently on is also called Duros, which causes much confusion for the both of them. After a brief exchange Luna proceeds to take off her mask, revealing her face. She then asks Duros if everything he's telling her is the truth, which he confirms and proceeds to compliment her. Confused, she thanks him and assures him that flattery won't be of any use. The two then proceed to have a brief conversation about Duros' shield, Friend, during which Duros casually mentions the Centurion they captured, Helios. Upon hearing his name, Luna becomes overwhelmed with concern for the safety of her brother and proceeds to threaten Duros with her sword again in order to find out Helios' whereabouts. Duros tells her everything while maintaining his calm and polite exterior throughout despite her increasingly hostile behavior and intimidation attempts. As Ragnar enters the corridor slamming the door shut behind him, Luna hears the noise and immediately prepares to leave. Noting that he knows too much to be killed right away, Luna spares Duros' life, thanking him for the information on her brother and putting her sword away. She then leaves to find her brother before the rest of the Devil's Luck Pirates arrive, accidentally dropping her jabot in the process.

Luna then quickly travels to the pirates' spaceship and frees her brother, casually intimidating Bullet in the process. She is already long gone by the time the Crew arrives.

Episode 28: Devils in the Moonlight
Together with her brother Luna intercepts the rebel group on their way towards the capital. She greets Duros in a cold manner but the knight replies cordially. Luna then explains that things are different from the last time they met, as she now has official orders from the Emperor to execute them. After a brief exchange of words between Helios and the Crew, Duros tells Luna that she lost something the last time they met and hands over the jabot she dropped while leaving the Octagon. Luna takes it back aggressively, asking Duros why he held on to it. The knight replies that since she dropped it he just wanted to give it back. Luna is momentarily taken aback by this answer. She then points her sword at Duros, prompting the knight to laugh and remark how he's "familiar with this" before she starts pointing it at the others as well. After going through the crewmembers one by one (ignoring Ragnar and pausing at Louis) she turns to Duros and challenges him to a fight. The knight is reluctant and Luna taunts him by calling him a coward. Duros explains that he has more important things to do and tells Luna that there's something he would like to discuss with her concerning the Emperor. Luna laughs and mocks him, calling him arrogant for assuming that they could discuss things as equals. She tells him to let their weapons do the talking, and attacks.

As Pearl flies over and attacks the Inquisitor using her Flaming Claws, she effortlessly dodges the first strike and parries the second. She then dashes towards Duros by using her ability, Thunderous Flash, and damages Pearl in the process. She strikes him twice, with the first strike cutting into him while the second one is repelled by the knight's shield. Ragnar is offended by the fact that Luna ignored him as well as the fact that she attacked his friend and turns into a bear, attacking Luna. He swings his axe twice at her, but she parries both attacks. Following up she cuts Ragnar with her sword, prompting Verona to taunt her. She barely even notices.

Following his taunt Verona takes two shots at Luna. Although the first one hits her in the shoulder, Verona's shoulder pad stabilizer malfunctions on the second one and he hits himself.

Barely noticing her wound Luna then uses Thunderous Flash to dash over to Louis le'Cloque, injuring Ragnar and Duros in the process. As Cyril and Pearl are fighting Helios, William turns to face Luna and taunts her. He then activates his Devil Fruit, rolling the Miru Miru no Mi, a Devil Fruit that allows him to see through the eyes of anyone he's ever met. Following this, he draws the Eight of Spades and hits Luna, stabbing her in the back. He then uses Shuffle to escape backwards. Luna briefly acknowledges his strength but decides to concentrate on Louis instead. She proceeds to cut him with her sword, following up with a thrust through his chest. As Louis collapses to the ground, Luna looks over to Duros who voices his disappointment in the fact that it had come to this. Luna replies that she's disappointed as well, mainly by the fact that she thought they would be stronger. She proceeds to mock Louis, expressing her disbelief that such a weak man could be one of the demons from the Durosian legends. Duros then scoffs at her and retaliates. Using his Second Wind, he regains his strength and attempts to attack her non-lethally. Luna smiles as she parries his first strike, but Duros uses the momentum from her parry to spin around and trip her with his blade. Luna falls down and injures herself, commenting on Duros' dirty tactics, prompting Duros to mention that she is the one lying in the dirt. Luna then gets back up and decides to start taking the fight more seriously.

Looking over at Louis, Luna asks Duros how much he values the man's life, to which Duros replies by asking how much she values her brother's, as the other members of the crew have been making progress against him. He then reminds Luna that they don't need to be enemies. Luna points her sword at Louis and tells Duros that she could kill the musician right now if she wanted to. Duros tries to talk her down but she doesn't listen, instead reminding him of everything they've already done and how there are consequences to their actions. She explains to him how much above him she is and how everything he's done has only worked to make her feel mocked and disrespected. Duros then tells her that it was never his intention to mock her, as he sees in her someone strong and determined enough to be a leader for their people. He accuses her of wasting her talents serving oppression when she could be someone greater, to which she replies by accusing him of blasphemy. When Luna asks Duros if he's trying to kill the Emperor, he explains that it is not his intention to kill but to reason with him. As Luna tries to convince Duros that the Emperor is a good man, Ragnar points out that he's creating a superweapon to destroy planets. As Duros and William point out the existence of Sterren slavery, Luna tries to argue in favour of it being a part of the natural order of things, saying that the Sterrens were born to be slaves, which causes Helios to flinch. However, when Duros points out the unhappiness of the Sterrens, Luna resorts to calling him and his friends demons who are trying corrupt her. She then asks Duros about what kind of demon he's exactly supposed to be, as no one like him was mentioned in the scriptures. When Duros says that he is but a man and a knight, Luna takes a step back, flustered, and suddenly attacks him. Duros blocks the first attack, but the second one gets through, wounding him.

Ragnar, frustrated by the fact that he keeps missing his attacks, uses Reckless Attack and swings at Luna twice, hitting her. He tells her to never ignore him again. Luna turns to Ragnar and swings her sword at him, cutting off some of his chest hair. Ragnar looks down on her and expresses disappointment in her attack, mockingly thanking her for the shave.

Seizing this chance, Verona fires two shots at Luna, both of them hitting critically but dealing a relatively small amount of damage. The bullets pierce her knees but don't bring her down. Recognizing the danger, she uses Thunderous Flash to dash out of there, injuring Duros and Ragnar. She then rushes to attack William but the pirate captain dodges easily. She tries again, but William looks at Cyril and luckily avoids the hit. He then turns back to face her and hits her with the side of his sword, after which he moves back towards Cyril.

Seeing his chance, Duros moves towards Luna and hits her on the head with the side of his sword, finally knocking her unconscious.

Episode 29: Change of Fate
As Luna lies unconscious on the ground, William tells Verona to put a pair of Sea Prism Stone handcuffs on her just to be safe. She remains unconscious as the Devil's Luck Pirates speak with Helios and William uses his Miru Miru no Mi to check up on the people they've met on their travels, only coming to when Duros walks over to talk to her. She calls him a devil and a demon, but he corrects her, claiming to be a pirate instead, much to his friends' amusement. When Verona jokingly thanks her for "dancing with the devils" (a callback to his earlier taunt) she painstakingly asks the crew if they are always so lighthearted, to which they all cheerfully agree. When she asks them to kill her like they killed her brother (as she doesn't see him anywhere) Duros points him out as he's hiding behind a rock.

While Luna is trying to make sense of the situation Duros shouts over to Helios, asking him to show himself, but he refuses. Luna then asks them to spare her brother. Duros exclaims that they weren't going to kill him anyway since they have no reason to. Luna is confused as she calls them demons again. Trying to make sense of the situation, she talks to herself about how the people before her were supposed to be evil and manipulative, at which point she promptly proceeds to accuse them of trying to manipulate her. William then asks her, just like he had asked Helios earlier, if everything she had ever been taught could possibly be a lie. She denies the possibility as the pirates remember all the times something similar had happened to them personally. William then points out that they are currently in the middle of a desert and that if Luna is open to the possibility of having an honest conversation about her preconceptions and beliefs without having to be afraid of retribution, this would be it. Luna asks them how she can be sure that they are not trying to manipulate her like they had done before. Confused, William explains that they were trying to find Lyssa's grandfather, to which Luna replies that she was talking about the scriptures. The pirates then ask her to tell them what exactly it is that the scriptures say about them. As they are wondering why everyone would be so hostile towards them on this planet, Luna suddenly coughs up blood and Duros resolves to treat her wounds.

With her wounds treated, Luna starts to explain the Durosian scriptures and what they say about the "demons" or "devils". According to her, the scriptures speak of a group of lucky devils that betrayed and manipulated the Emperor a long time ago. When William asks her if the demons end up killing him, she denies it. She then counts down the individual devils and their occupations: a beast-man, a marksman, a gambler, a dragon, a boy made of water, a chef and a man who can turn back time. As the pirates recognize these figures as themselves, Duros is offended by the fact that he is not included in these scriptures, which Luna confirms and admits being confused by that fact. As William and Duros both agree with her on the matter of the knight's absence being strange, Luna again asks the pirates to kill her. William refuses and instead asks her about the whereabouts and origins of these scriptures. She explains that they were written by Emperor Dominius himself. William is relieved and determines that they must hear more about these scriptures from Dominius himself. When Luna asks him if they are going to face the Emperor, Duros and William agree. Luna tells them that they are going to die if they do that, but the pirates are unfazed. Luna is astounded by their recklessness, since she thought that they would just hide or run away. When she asks them if they don't value their own lives, Duros asks her whether she values her own, having recklessly attacked them head-on. Luna admits that she underestimated them and calls them lucky, much to their delight. When Ragnar mentions the weapon that the Emperor is supposedly in the process of constructing, William goes on to describe their plan to march to the capital, find the weapon and possibly thwart the Emperor's plans.

Duros then speaks up and calls Luna foolish for blindly following an authority instead of finding out for herself whether the crew was actually evil. Luna goes silent for a moment before finally expressing her confusion about what to believe. As her voice breaks slightly she asks the pirates if they're saying that she's wasted her entire life in the service of evil. William is about answer, but before he gets the chance, Duros reassures her that she has only been misguided and that everything she's done up until that point has shaped her personality and made her who she is today: a strong person with the power to choose her own fate.

Suddenly Ragnar speaks up, mentioning that someone must take the Emperor's place once he's gone. Luna is appalled by this. Ragnar then continues and calls attention to the fact that Helios is half-Sterren, taking Luna completely by surprise. As Helios stands up covering his face with his hands and frantically denies Ragnar's claim, Luna asks him if what they're saying is true. Pearl then steps forward and pulls Helios' hands away from his face, revealing his concealed appearance. As Luna struggles to comprehend everything that's happening, she mentions that the Emperor would have Helios executed if he ever found out the truth, as interbreeding with Sterrens is a serious crime. William points out that the situation can be changed. Helios then calls himself a disgrace due to his heritage and drops down on his knees, crying and apologizing for allowing his sister to see his true appearance. Luna briefly looks up to Duros and then turns to her brother, saying that she would never judge him based on his appearance. William then asks her to make a choice between her brother and her Emperor. As her eyes start tearing up, she starts to question her life on a profound level, as she's been serving a man who would kill her brother for simply existing. To her, this means that she's been indirectly contributing to the oppression of her own brother. As she breaks down crying, Duros comforts her, saying that he knows how she feels. He then goes on to explain that it was William who showed him that people have the freedom to choose their own paths. When she questions the pirates on why they are helping her, a complete stranger, Duros laughs, telling her that he sees her as a great warrior who is willing to fight for her beliefs. He then helps her stand up and encourages her to become someone who can protect and guide the people of Duros and lead them to a better tomorrow. When William formally requests her help in the upcoming fight against Dominius, she apologizes for looking weak in front of them. William then hands her a handkerchief, which she accepts. Tears start welling up in Helios' eyes and he walks up to Luna, embracing her. William then asks Verona to uncuff her, which he does.

As the siblings embrace each other, Helios reveals having always believed that Luna would hate him, calling himself a burden to everyone around him. As he apologizes, Duros goes in to hug both of them and Ragnar calls a group hug, with the other members of the crew promptly joining in. As the pirates start laughing happily Luna wipes away her tears and tells them that she can help them get to the capital. William and Duros thank her sincerely. She then warns the group that there won't be any hidden passages and that they will have to force their way in directly, which the pirates accept. William asks her about the capital's defences and she explains that, considering their strength, they won't have to worry about anyone else aside from the two remaining Inquisitors and the Emperor.

As Duros suggests that they rest where they are for the night and head for the in the morning, the group suddenly realizes that it is indeed already dark. William agrees with his First Mate. Ragnar and Duros then ask Gravy for food and he starts preparing a feast. As Pearl sets up a campfire, Luna joins the group in eating, drinking and partying. She speaks with Duros and awkwardly compliments Gravy's cooking, much to his delight.

The group wakes up in the morning, well-rested and feeling good about themselves. William asks Luna what they should be expecting when they arrive at the capital. She once again responds by saying that the Inquisitors are the biggest threat aside from the Emperor himself. As William deduces that the Emperor must be expecting them, he also mentions that they have people inside the palace. As Luna questions him, William briefly tells her about Hemlock and Blake. Verona then chimes in, jokingly mentioning that, considering her personality, it's possible that they might betray them. The group brushes it off.

The group heads off towards the capital and spends a good amount of time traversing the countryside. As they approach the capital, Luna points out the Emperor's weapon for them and William asks Lyssa if she can take it down, to which she agrees. Lyssa's speech habit is revealed, and the group starts joking about it as they walk on. After some time Luna points out that there are no guards posted on the walls, immediately spotting a figure coming towards them. Suddenly Maximus lands before the group, presumably having jumped off the walls. He greets the group and insults Ragnar and William. Another Inquisitor, Aster, then appears behind him and addresses the group. He turns to Luna and asks her if she's trying to betray the Emperor, to which she replies that she always disliked his attitude. She challenges the two Inquisitors, saying that she's learned the truth and that from now on, she'll take her fate into her own hands. Maximus then attacks.

As Maximus moves in to strike them, Verona moves over to Luna and takes two shots at Aster, both hitting. As the group starts fighting the Inquisitors, splitting among themselves to take on both at the same time, Luna confronts Maximus. As William struggles to fight Aster and his smoke beasts, Luna tells him to be careful since they cannot be hit. William shouts that she could have said so earlier, to which she replies that she didn't believe he would be so stupid.

As the fight continues on, Pearl, Verona, Louis and William keep Aster busy while Ragnar, Luna and Duros focus on Maximus and the rest provide assistance where needed. Luna goes in to slash Maximus, landing three hits in rapid succession. Maximus berates Luna for betraying the Emperor and she replies by telling him that she always hated him. As Duros commends her free spirit, Maximus mentions that he used to make advances on her in the past. Maximus then resolves to beat her up and drag her back, but Luna scoffs at him and calls him disgusting, resolving to cut him up next. Following up on the attacks of Ragnar, Helios and Duros, and using Duros' intimidation of Maximus to her advantage, Luna runs the fleeing Maximus down and cuts him into pieces, killing him. Aster immediately surrenders, and as the battle ends, Luna says that it felt good to finally kill Maximus.

Duros asks Luna about Aster, and she explains that he's quite powerful, but that Louis should be able to keep him in check. Luna then swipes some blood off of her and asks the group if they're ready to move on. The group then questions Aster and, when asked, Luna determines that it should be fine to let him go. The group talks with Aster some more and, after getting to know him a bit better, decides to let him go. They then enter the city.

As the group walks through the city towards the palace, they notice that the streets are empty. They arrive at the front doors of the palace and Duros asks William if they should go in. William, making up his mind, tells Duros and Ragnar to open the doors. They do, and Luna walks through the doorway into the palace together with the others. As the group enters the palace, they walk right into the throne room. There they meet the Emperor, clad in black armor, sitting on his throne. He starts laughing and stands up, reminiscing about his own past while walking towards the group. As the Emperor greets the Devil's Luck Pirates and explains how he already killed them all a long time ago, he points to Louis and curses him for sending him back in time. He then explains how he used his armor and it's power to create his own empire on Duros, waiting for the day that the pirates would return. Luna then stands to witness as the Emperor slowly takes off his mask and reveals himself as Duros.

Episode 30: Memento Mori
Luna participates in the fight against Emperor Dominius alongside the Devil's Luck Pirates and their other allies.

Episode 31: Davy Back Fight
During the night following the Emperor's death and the subsequent banquet Luna and Duros sleep together. As the morning comes, the Devil's Luck Pirates, together with Hemlock and Blake, start preparing for their return to Astakampos. Having now established herself as the new Empress, Luna sees them off accompanied by multiple Centurions and grand festivities. Duros tries to give Helios' trident back to her, but she declines, instead opting to let him keep it. Complimenting each other, the two say their final farewells and share a loving embrace. Empress Luna then stands at the gates, watching on as the heroes of Duros walk away for good.

Episode 37: Faces of the Past
As one of the Aeons' mechanical guardians changes it's face to resemble those of the various people that the crew has encountered throughout their travels, Luna's face is among them.

Major Battles

 * Luna vs Bullet - Won (conceded)
 * Luna and Helios vs the Devil's Luck Pirates and Lyssa - Lost
 * Luna, Helios, the Devil's Luck Pirates and Lyssa vs Inquisitor Maximus and Inquisitor Aster - Won
 * Luna, Helios, the Devil's Luck Pirates, Lyssa, Blake and Hemlock vs Emperor Dominius - Won

Trivia

 * Luna and Helios have another connection, as Luna's name means moon in Latin and Helios is the name of the Greek God of the sun.
 * Luna's rapier is very strange since even an experienced gambler on Duros doesn't know what a diamond is when shown one.
 * Luna likely has the most movement speed of any character seen so far.

Quotes

 * "Are you fucked in the head?"
 * "How arrogant! We're not equals! Your words are meaningless."
 * "This is the great demon of the legends? This shivering little man on the floor? I'm ashamed to wear jabots."
 * "What sort of demon are you Duros?"
 * "Are you always so jovial? Why don't you kill me already?"
 * "I've never been shown kindness! Not even by the other Inquisitors!"
 * "I didn't think you'd be so stupid."
 * "I'm sorry I was never a good older sister, I'm sorry I was always mean to you, and I did that to make you stronger, to survive this harsh world. And now I learned that I didn't need to do that, I should've treated you with kindness, and now I'll never get to treat you with the kindness you deserve."


 * "Duros, you really are a man worthy of respect, and I believe that you will go on to do great things."