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In resource-poor Albion, even making small candies required a formal permit because ingredients were scarce to make even essential foods. However, there was no such restrictions on music. There was no regulation to listen to only one song, nor was there an allocation to sing only one song. Music was literally an unrestricted dessert allowed in Albion.
When Luna Swift, an excellent singer, began to sing, her listeners felt refreshed and their sweet tooth satisfied. Her voice gave them joy when they were depressed, and her whispering music had a tremendous concentration effect when they wanted to be calm. In Albion, Luna's music was almost like an indispensable consumer product.
Her talent piqued the interest of HQ and the Magisters. For it to be dismissed as a simple talent, there were far too many reports of unusual observances such as the stability of Luna's residential area being way above average, or the security forces patrolling that area experiencing a significant increase in their combat capabilities. These results led HQ to assume that Luna possessed Arche and they initiated an investigation, but it hit a stumbling block from the start. First, human resources officers and an escort unit were sent to bring Luna in to HQ. However, Luna was displeased with the military personnel who were interrupting her performance, so she incapacitated them by singing a song that bordered on screaming. Most of the soldiers reeled in shock, and some even became deaf for a time.
Eventually, Luna was subdued and she underwent an Arche test, which revealed that she was a Descendant with the Arche power to manipulate sound waves at will. In particular, when research on the sonic waves of Luna's songs found that a certain range of frequencies responded to the Arche of other people, HQ began to come up with numerous hypotheses for tactical use. Clearly, Luna's abilities were highly tactical.
The problem was Luna's behavior. On the day she was sent into battle in a team after officially completing her Descendant training, the reactions of other Descendants upon their return were less than favorable. Her volatile mood swings and unpredictable behavior were the cause. In addition, her habit of dancing to loud music even during the meetings of the Command Staff started to stress Nell and Enzo out, and so Alpha's concerns for Luna, the unpredictable troublemaker, grew deeper by the day.
But Luna could not be dismissed so easily. Every Descendant was important to HQ, and they couldn't afford to let go of Luna who had the ability to consistently enhance the combat capabilities of others. Ultimately, Alpha took extraordinary action; she was allowed to stay and do what she desires, but to sing for her allies on the battlefield and receive the adulations of her comrades who have recovered after listening to her songs.
Luna mostly does music concerts solo, never with a band. When the Vulgus attacked Kingston, Luna was performing with her band members. She was the only one in her band that survived, and they were her closest friends. She thought if she made a new one, she'll think the spirits of her friends think that she's forgetting them, replacing them. However, she made a temporary band when almost losing her hearing and she enjoyed it. It helped her remember of her friends.
Luna once had short hair and wore a short yellow and gray outfit. But, recently the Magisters gave her ultimate gear, and so, Luna now has long-dyed white and pink hair with a white and pink outfit that comes with headphones, her bare legs show with heels. In battle, Luna is on a moving-stage platform that can fire either blue, orange or pink beams.
