Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late[st] (Main Roster)
yummy9987 for Vatista
Voice Actress: Xanthe Huynh (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjfRKeXD8TU)
Vatista is an ancient humanoid weapon, known as an Autonomic Nerve, awoken by the recent increase in In-Birth and EXS. While she does not explicitly remember it, she was involved with the conflict between the Night Blade and Licht Kreis during the days of Kuon.
Due to her origin as an Autonomic Nerve, Vatista possesses little desire beyond completing her mission. While her mission dictates that she must kill Voids and cull the In-Birth population, there are times where she will show mercy to those she is meant to kill and occasionally shows genuine emotions. Comically, she seems to lack what most people would consider common sense, having difficulty understanding the concept of clothing when Hyde tried to explain and not understanding the implications of standing in a single public spot for an entire month. The former would later become a recurring joke in the story whenever a second female character is involved, with Vatista asking Hyde if he forced the girl to wear clothes as well.
“So, you have finally come… The one who opened the gate. As you have placed your hand upon this heavy door and pushed, let me tell you of these memories, eternal through time. The story of what led to the Hollow Night. But before that, I will first introduce the person who stands before you now. I am the Autonomic Nerve, Vatista. A subroutine that exists primarily in dormancy.”
“Those who are wise. Those far away, who peer into the Abyss. Those who are insatiable for knowledge. It seems to me their preparations, their data, and their knowledge are still far from enough. However, to tell of everything would require a vast amount of time… The time I have is limited, as well. And there is a line that I must not cross as a spectator.”
"Long ago, there was a small, peaceful village, far from any civilization. They all lived a frugal, if somewhat poor, life there. A life no one could now live in, but it was a life of peace. Then one day, a man appeared. The man, covered in filth, called himself the “Hollow God”. Despite not having had a meal in days, he only asked for food once. He had nothing of value to trade or pay with, and made it known to the villagers as well."
