Profile Introduction Description from Official Website An alchemist with an insatiable curiosity towards the world and everything in it. Attached to the Knights of Favonius as an assistant to Albedo, her area of focus is "bio-alchemy." She strives to enrich the world by transforming living things with the power of alchemy. Granted, the products of her research sometimes prove to be more weird than wonderful — but on the whole, she has made monumental contributions to the field of bio-alchemy.[1] In-game character profile text Sucrose may be the assistant of the genius alchemist Albedo, but they could not be more different in research direction. As opposed to studying the essence of alchemy and the ability to create new life, she is far more interested in using alchemy to modify existing life, all the better to add variety and color to this world. Despite her youth, she has already achieved some brilliant results. For example, she has been able to increase the nectar output of Sweet Flowers by 70% by irrigating them with a special potion. She has also developed a special spray that allows Sunsettias to maintain their freshness for a whole month after being plucked from the branch. Even people who were initially suspicious of her research inclinations have come to acknowledge her exceptional talents in the field of alchemy after seeing such results. However, she merely considers these to be incidental steps on the path to a successful experiment, rather than the success itself. Her true aim is much more ambitious than this. It's a secret, and is also her little dream.[2] Personality An alchemist filled with curiosity about all things. She researches bio-alchemy. In-game character attributes text Avid alchemist Sucrose has numerous remarkable accomplishments to her name in the field of bio-alchemy. Her research — or, as she puts it, "the pursuit of ultimate truth" — tends to yield all sorts of mysterious results. Jumbo dandelions with six times the standard seed count, on account of which everyone in the city closes their windows whenever the wind picks up; wolfhooks that tear through bricks; sunsettias the size of pumpkins... Each specimen poses great questions for Sucrose, while representing yet another milestone in her research. But the biggest frustration of all is how to name them. For Sucrose, this is a process more agonizing than seeing her plants pilfered or contaminated during her experiments. For instance, time seemed to surge past mercilessly like a relentless river when she was attempting to name a strain of sweet flower distinguished by its rich, sticky nectar. After expending an enormous amount of mental energy and clocking up more work hours than were spent on the artificial pollination process for the entire field, she finally came up with something passable: "It's the twenty-eighth specimen... it has some unique properties... and I can always make reference to the existing nomenclature..." "...So I guess I'll just call it... 'Sweet Flower Project 9, Version 28, Scent-Strengthening Trial!"