Luna Flockhart

Luna Flockhart is a recovery-focused magic user in the hero party “Golden Dawn,” occupying the position of Healer.

She is admired for both her combat support abilities and her unwavering faith in Orun Dula’s talent.

Within “Golden Dawn,” Luna stands out as the one person who never changed her attitude toward Orun.

Even as the group’s treatment of him worsened over time, she continued to value him highly and treat him as a true comrade.

Luna is known for her blue hair, blue eyes, and striking beauty.

She also has a well-proportioned figure, which, combined with her dignified aura, contributes to her “Saint” nickname.

Her past, however, is far from idyllic; she grew up in an orphanage and was later taken in as a political piece rather than a beloved daughter.

Despite this, friendships with Orun Dula and Oliver Cardiff allowed her to remain true to herself and grow stronger.

Name: Luna Flockhart

Gender: Female

Age: 19

Date of Birth: September, Four-Saints Calendar Year 610

Height: 155 cm

Affiliation: Hero Party “Golden Dawn”

Role/Position: Healer

Ability: Spirit Domination – the power to freely control spirits, which are a transformed form of magical energy

Title/Epithet: Saint

Voice Actor (CV): Masumi Tazawa

Luna places exceptionally high value on Orun Dula’s abilities, more than anyone else in “Golden Dawn.”

She believes firmly that the party became strong in large part because of his efforts and skill.

Even as Orun’s treatment within the hero party deteriorated, Luna never joined in belittling or excluding him.

She continued to interact with him the way she always had, as an equal and trusted comrade.

Because of this, Orun’s trust in Luna is particularly strong.

Among all the members of “Golden Dawn,” she is one of the few people he can rely on without hesitation.

After Orun’s expulsion from the party, Luna personally went to see him and asked him directly to come back.

This bold step shows her proactive, loyal nature and her refusal to accept the injustice done to him.

Her attachment to Orun is not just emotional but also professional.

She knows his tactical value, his contribution to their survival, and his potential far better than the rest of the party.

Luna was originally raised in an orphanage in the city of Tsutrail.

At the age of seven, she was taken in by the Flockhart family.

She had imagined a warm, picture-book style home before entering the Flockhart household.

Instead, what awaited her was a cold, political environment with no real affection.

The Flockhart couple, unable to have children of their own, saw Luna primarily as a tool for an arranged marriage.

To them, she was not a cherished daughter but a convenient piece on the political chessboard.

Her fate shifted when a baron named Focus noticed that she possessed a special ability.

Seeing an opportunity, he used her status as an ability-holder to deepen trade with the Flockhart Trading Company.

In order to expand those business connections, Focus orchestrated an “accidental” encounter between Luna, Orun Dula, and Oliver Cardiff.

He arranged for them to form an adventurer party under the guise of coincidence.

This meeting became the turning point of Luna’s life.

For the first time, she gained comrades she could trust and days that felt genuinely fulfilling.

Together with Orun and Oliver, Luna grew stronger as an adventurer.

More importantly, being with them allowed her to keep from abandoning her true self, despite the political pressures at home.

Luna serves as the Healer in “Golden Dawn,” the so-called hero party.

Her healing arts and spirit control make her indispensable in both offense support and team survivability.

Her unique ability, Spirit Domination, allows her to command spirits—entities formed from altered magical power—according to her will.

This grants her great versatility, from healing and protection to potential battlefield control.

Within the party, her public image is that of a “Saint.”

This title stems from both her powerful restorative magic and her calm, compassionate demeanor.

Internally, however, the party’s dynamics are far from holy.

As time went by, Orun’s treatment grew increasingly poor, with many members undervaluing or outright dismissing his contributions.

Luna was the sole member who consistently defended Orun, both in attitude and in action.

She refused to follow the group’s trend of disrespect and maintained genuine camaraderie with him.

When “Golden Dawn” decided to expel Orun, the foundation of the party began to crumble.

Luna clearly recognized that the party without Orun was losing both strength and cohesion.

Because of this, she resolved to leave the hero party herself.

However, timing and external pressure complicated her decision.

After the incident with the black dragon, “Golden Dawn” received a penalty.

Luna decided that once this penalty was over, she would immediately resign from the party.

Her plan was to walk away from the collapsing “Golden Dawn” and stand by her own beliefs.

This likely included staying close to Orun, whom she trusted more than the so-called heroes.

However, her adoptive father, the head of the Flockhart family, absolutely refuses to allow her departure.

For him, Luna is still a political instrument, and being in a famous hero party is an asset he does not want to lose.

This has created a serious conflict between Luna’s personal will and her family’s ambitions.

She is trapped between duty imposed from above and loyalty to the comrades who gave her life meaning.

Despite these constraints, Luna has already taken independent action by confronting Orun and asking him to return.

This shows that, even under family pressure, she is willing to resist and fight for what she believes is right.

The hero party “Golden Dawn,” weakened after Orun’s removal and the black dragon penalty, is now in a fragile state.

Luna’s eventual decision—whether she escapes her family’s control or not—may determine whether the party finally collapses or changes course.