Alias: Opera Singer Name: Sangria Anniversary: September 28th Hobbies: Music, Drama Strengths: Stage performance, Singing Dislikes: Coarse people Likes: Gentle people Until she encountered that flash of "red," Sangria had lost herself amidst false applause. It wasn't until later that she realized even easily obtained success required a tragic price. Having watched her own stage turn to ash, a new stage at the Manor awaits her arrival. Past: Born to a theater manager, Sangria was raised with intense abuse and opera training, including being whipped by her father from a young age. Even after growing up and taking the stage, she remained nothing more than a tool for her father's profit and a plaything to be whipped when off-stage. Though she gained popularity as an opera singer, her heart remained gray, and she merely lived as if she were dead. One day, she met a lady (likely Marie de Capet, wife of the former Manor Lord Manus Capet and a relative of the Composer), whose words illuminated her life, bringing red to her gray world for the first time. However, because Sangria broke her father's rule that she "should not become close to the audience," she was locked in a narrow closet, just as she had been for breaking promises in her childhood. The back of the closet door was covered in scratch marks and stained with blood. After escaping the closet, Sangria slit her drunken father's throat at a tavern that night, killing him. Freed from her father, she went to see the lady, but the lady rejected her impulsive actions, and the two parted ways. Afterward, Sangria stood on stage once more, but a realistic fire broke out. She performed until the very end and vanished into the flames; even as the curtain call came amidst thunderous applause, she never appeared again. Appearance: Motivated by the "pants role" (a woman playing a male character) in opera. The Opera Singer's face has ash-like patterns, and her dark-toned makeup makes her look mysterious and beautiful while softening her intimidating presence. Her dark brown wavy hair is soft, though a few strands stick out as if straying from the flow.

For some reason, they hate Sangria. Why? Apparently, they genuinely despise her because she's too strong. (They really hate her; some say they even engage in insidious bullying.)

Just like the Hunters, they hate her.