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Aesc is a notable character from the acclaimed mobile RPG Fate/Grand Order developed by Lasengle and Type-Moon. As a crucial figure in the storyline, Aesc shares deep connections with prominent characters like Morgan, Artoria Caster, Grimr, Habetrot, and Mash Kyrielight. Her narrative unfolds within the mystical and treacherous realm of Fairy Britain, playing a central role in the epic events of Lostbelt 6.

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character: aesc_(rain_witch)_(fate), morgan_le_fay_(queen_of_winter)_(fate), tonerico, copyright: fate/grand_order 2girls, tonelico \(fate\), aesc \(rain_witch\) \(fate\), morgan le fay \(queen of winter\) \(fate\), standing side by side, blonde hair, long hair, folded ponytail, parted bangs, yellow eyes, cat ears, witch hat, glasses, holding staff, outstretched arm, reaching toward star, left arm raised, white hair, very long hair, sidelocks, hair between eyes, blue eyes, blue lips, face veil, crown, black dress, winter queen outfit, black gloves, holding staff, right arm raised, looking up, first star, night sky, starry sky, from below, cowboy shot, dutch angle, highly detailed, high resolution, anatomically accurate, cinematic lighting The camera sits low and tilted just off level, looking up past the two women so that the night sky fills the top half of the frame. Two women stand shoulder to shoulder in the lower third, near the centre, at a slight three-quarter angle to the viewer. On the left, the rain witch wears a wide-brimmed pointed witch hat whose crown leans back, a blue-grey witch's coat with a bow at the chest and a ribbon at her hip, and round, thin-rimmed glasses set on her nose, the lenses catching a faint streak of starlight; her blonde hair, parted at the brow with a swept fringe, is gathered into a long folded ponytail that hangs down behind her shoulders and drifts at the tips in the night breeze, and a pair of cat ears rises through the hair on either side of the hat band. Her right hand closes around the shaft of a tall staff planted upright beside her hip, its butt resting against the ground and her fingers wrapped around the wood; her left arm is lifted and thrown open toward the sky, elbow soft and wrist tilted, palm open and fingers slightly spread as if she were trying to catch the star. On the right, the winter queen stands in her long black gown, layered, with a dark crown on her head and a face veil of thin translucent cloth falling from it over her hair and down past her shoulders, through which her white, very long hair and sidelocks still read; her lips are painted a deep cold blue. Both black-gloved hands are drawn: her left closes around the shaft of a staff held upright against her shoulder, her right arm rises in a mirror of her companion's, raised high and open toward the same point of the sky. Their shoulders almost touch without quite doing so, and because the camera looks up from below, the hems of their garments and their staffs taper away from the lens and the two figures lean slightly inward toward each other at the top of the frame, framed against empty sky. Above their heads, a single first star burns at the upper centre, larger and brighter than anything else in the sky, its light leaving a soft halo and a halo of scattered faint stars around it, while the rest of the night stays a deep blue-black. That star is the only real light source: its cold pale light falls from above and just behind them, rimming the edges of the hat brim, the veil, their raised forearms and the tops of their shoulders in a thin silver line, glinting off the glass of the witch's spectacles, while their faces and the fronts of their bodies fall into a soft, deep shadow that is only lifted enough to read their features; below them the ground darkens into near-black, and a faint cast shadow of the two staffs lies away from the star. The palette is blue-white and cold silver against black, with only the witch's blonde hair as a warmer, dimmer gold. Both faces read clearly and in proportion, cheeks and noses and open hands carefully drawn. Serene, awe-struck.
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