Who is the Priestess of Fingertip Mountains and Seas? Introduction to the character of the Priestess of Fingertip Mountains and Seas.

Who is the Priestess of Fingertip Mountains and Seas? The Priestess is a character in the game with a rather glamorous and dignified appearance, and her external image alone has been loved by many players. Although not everyone is familiar with this character, they are curious about what kind of character she is. In the following, we will provide a detailed explanation of her background information, role positioning, etc., to help friends gain a deeper understanding of her.

This is a mysterious, composed, and versatile woman. Let's first understand her background. The Priestess is the chief priestess of the Undying Country's god, known as "the Priestess," and perhaps no one knows her real name; she is extremely skilled at divination, thoroughly knowledgeable about everything in her country, and also in full control of the situation in the Undying Country, being a composed and casual woman.

Her whereabouts are very mysterious, and when interacting with her, she always gives others a feeling of being both close and distant. Her words during conversations often carry deep meanings, making it hard for others to grasp exactly what she means.

From the perspective of others, she is a favorite in front of the ruler, an existence at the peak of her power. But only she knows that deep down, since learning that the ruler began to worship the sacred tree, her position as the chief priestess has become nominal, existing in name only. In divination, she glimpses fate but does not passively accept it. Unwilling to be a puppet of fate or watch innocent people struggle in the mire, she constantly seeks opportunities to change fate, giving hints to others on how to alter their destinies.

The Priestess is positioned as a damage dealer. Currently, her utility is not particularly significant, but she is quite capable in clearing out minor enemies. Her skill multipliers are fairly decent. If you acquire a considerable number of copies early on, it is still worth investing in her development.

This concludes the introduction to the Priestess of Fingertip Mountains and Seas. I believe everyone has gained a deeper insight into the character's background setting through this article. Whether it's her appearance or her backstory, there is much to ponder, making the character as a whole more "soulful." It is still recommended to cultivate her in the early stages.