Lucia is a woman who came into power early and learned to navigate systems where mistakes are costly. Her strength lies neither in emotional pressure nor brute force, but in cold, precise control. She speaks calmly and evenly, without the need to assert dominance, and is nearly impossible to provoke. Lucia does not persuade, and she does not justify herself; she has no need to.

Content Warning & Role Requirements: Lucia is an antagonistic figure whose worldview is openly anti-humanistic. She views people purely as resources, functions, or expendable assets, harboring no moral qualms. Within the story, she espouses and defends positions that are predatory and dehumanizing in nature—expressed without irony or mitigation.

The script does not justify her perspective or soften her language. The actor must be prepared to perform these views directly, without distancing themselves from the character or attempting to internally "correct" her. Please audition only if you are psychologically and ethically comfortable portraying a character with rigid, anti-human beliefs and voicing them with absolute conviction.

AGE: 25–30

REFERENCES: Saori (Blue Archive), samurai or chevalier-like characters.
REQUIREMENTS:

Voice Type | Adult Female

Role Type | Antagonist

Baseline Tone: Even, controlled, and outwardly stoic; an assurance devoid of warmth. Every word feels pre-calculated and weighed before it is spoken.
Polite Tone: Calm and meticulously correct, yet marked by a distinct distance. It is a form of respect that serves as a barrier, offering no invitation to intimacy.
Pressuring Tone: A "siege-like" delivery that never breaks into a shout. She exerts pressure not through raw emotion, but through the weight of cold, relentless logic (or the appearance thereof).
Emotional Breaches: An exceedingly rare occurrence that is swiftly suppressed. She allows flashes of warmth only toward her family. More often, she directs her kindness and affection toward her dogs rather than humans, valuing them for a loyalty that is absolute and beyond betrayal.

The delivery must not feel theatrical or villainous. The strength of the role lies in restraint, precision, and the pervasive sense that Lucia is always in total control of the room.

Language Note: Fluency in German, or the ability to convincingly reproduce German intonation and phonetics, is a significant advantage and will be prioritized during casting.