Character

Dimaria Yesta

Dimaria seems to have a relaxed and cynical personality, usually sporting an amused expression accentuated by a wry smile alongside half-closed eyelids. Her demeanor compliments this, being informal in the presence of superiors[9] and colleagues alike.[10] In keeping with her personality, she has quite the sharp tongue, which she frequently employs to make scathing remarks,[6] as well as to needle others in a roundabout manner, although she is not too fond of dealing with tiresome people.[11][12] She shows very little concern for her colleagues' well-being[13] and has exhibited blatant signs of schadenfreude in regards to teammate Brandish μ, whom Dimaria delights in teasing.[14] Dimaria's bearing on the battlefield is fitting for that of a warrior. She not only exhibits great composure, handling potentially irritating situations with great aplomb, but is also quite a ruthless individual as she refuses even children any hint of clemency.[15] While she is not averse to toying around with any opponents who catch her fancy,[16] her mischievous nature is tempered by a sense of caution which allows her to prioritize duty over pleasure.[17] Despite her somewhat frivolous character, Dimaria takes pride in her position as a Shield of Spriggan and vows to strike the fear of their power in the minds of her enemies.[18] Dimaria angry at Ultear's trespassing Dimaria's attitude becoming volatile However, Dimaria's calm attitude on the battlefield is a consequence of her confidence in attaining victory due to the nature of her Magic. When the world is under the influence of her Âge Seal, she claims absolute authority over it and has no qualms in gloating over her enemies, assured that she would not be wasting her time. This cool facade is shattered the moment somebody is able to oppose her in this timeless domain, the proud Shield of Spriggan betraying blatant signs of disorientation[19] and frustration and petulantly denouncing all who dare defy her in her own world.[20] She views her defeat with utter disbelief[21] and, when held captive, is extremely vulnerable to exposing her emotions.[22] When Dimaria fuses with Chronos, her personality is influenced by the God's own. Her manner of speech becomes archaic and her tone haughty. She also loses her sense of patience, quickly wanting to decisively take care of opposition without delay,[23] even wearing a grin on her face when deliberating the torture she plans to deal upon them.[24] She seemingly considers it in her divine right to pass judgment on all those who go against her will and punishes them as she sees fit,[25] the greatest sin in her eyes being that of a mortal offending a God.[26] Dimaria is also shown to have a remorseful side to her personage, seen when she hugged and apologized to Brandish for the cruel comments made about her capture, determined not to ever do it again, and showing worry for her safety after it had happened.[27] Dimaria also has a habit of clicking her teeth when she's angry or furious about something occurring not to her liking.