Cantarella

Level: Public Fisalia Apothecary Rosemary's Examination Record: Special Edition Approved by the Family Head It is clear that the current head of the Fisalia family, Lady Cantarella, represents the pinnacle of the family's poison-related Forte. It is a great honor to have been invited to the castle to conduct her checkup, as well as to have been granted unrestricted access to the garden of Porto-Veno Castle for research purposes. Lady Cantarella's ability is a rare form of hallucinogenic toxin, distinct from the more commonly seen lethal poisons found within the family. Unlike typical poisons, this toxin does not cause immediate death. When swarms of jellyfish emerge from her parasol, an exquisite sea of illusions forms around her. The poisoned individual will first experience hallucinations, perhaps of their deepest desires or crafted illusions. Should they linger too long within this sea, paralysis will set in, followed by unconsciousness, and ultimately, if the effects persist, death. Lady Cantarella's control over her ability is nothing short of masterful. At its most refined, she can induce hallucinations without causing any physical harm. Although such power is a double-edged sword, often causing harm to the user as well, Lady Cantarella's graceful and composed manner suggests she is not overly affected by the "Illusory Dream." Or so it seems… perhaps? Note: Lady Cantarella is well aware of her abilities. It's a rare exception that she allowed me to examine her. To be honest, that makes me a little nervous… I hope I didn't make any mistakes.

Level: Top Secret Fisalia Butler Sebastian's Record: Family Head's Mental Health Management Childhood experiences, the trials, and the prolonged use of her Forte "Illusory Dream" have caused irreparable damage to both Milady's mind and body. At present, part of her frequency record is missing. Judging by the waveform increments, the missing part should be steep, bordering on the threshold of Overclocking... The remaining waveforms exhibit a rare form of bipolar divergence, and at its worst, several distinct waveforms seem to have emerged: * The α waveform fluctuates wildly. * The β waveform is extremely stable, with no signs of abnormal fluctuation. * The γ waveform is short in amplitude and seemingly underdeveloped. * The δ waveform is▇#%/@▇▇ (*…(@!#￥#…￥▇▇▇▇▇▇%&#%￥#%&￥%▇▇#……%) System error, warning. System error, unreada▇▇▇%&#