Na YuNa

Na YuNa is the holy maiden of Leytna, Dragon’s Nest’s principal miracle worker, and the eventual Goddess of Beauty. Her playful speech and extravagant confidence make her easy to underestimate, but her support repeatedly decides battles that stronger attackers could not survive alone. She purifies, heals, and blesses at first; later she controls an artificial holy region, amplifies other people’s highest skills, and finally produces miracles in her own divine name.

Biography

The priestess behind the performance

YuNa enters the main story beside her guardian knight, Kang HaJin, as a priestess whose casual manner contrasts with the seriousness of her power. In the dungeon where she meets Yu IlHan, she purifies lethal poison from monster meat with a short prayer, allowing a resource that would otherwise require resistance to be used safely. When a reaper overwhelms HaJin, she continuously restores his health and prevents a curse from taking hold. She then spends nearly all her remaining holy power in a direct pink blast that throws and stuns the much stronger enemy. (Chapters 35–47)

The encounter establishes both her strengths and limits. YuNa can support a frontline fighter against a target far above their class, but her reservoir is finite: the stun is short and the cast leaves her depleted. She survives because IlHan exploits the opening rather than because healing can continue forever. Her willingness to expend everything for HaJin also shows that the frivolous voice is not indifference. When someone she protects reaches the point of death, she commits without preserving power for herself. (Chapter 47)

YuNa’s interest in IlHan grows as she realizes that he sees the difference between her outward performance and the person beneath it. Her beauty and blessing have made many people treat her as a prize, religious symbol, or political object. She responds by exaggerating confidence, flirtation, and emotional openness so that she controls how the attention reaches her. IlHan resists the display without dismissing her intelligence, creating an unusual relationship in which she can pursue someone who is not trying to possess the image first. (Chapters 41–47, 80)

Blessing the impossible fighter

During the Orochi battle, YuNa turns support into a way for a second-class combatant to challenge a fourth-class monster. She gathers the battlefield’s mana, invokes Leytna, and gives IlHan a conditional heroic blessing. For five minutes it sharply increases recovery, attack, and critical potential while he fights an enemy at least one hundred levels above him. The absurd condition limits ordinary use, but it exactly matches the fight IlHan has chosen. (Chapter 74)

The blessing does not kill Orochi for him. It makes his accumulated training and tactics sustainable long enough to matter, converting a seemingly suicidal level gap into a window in which his own attacks can work. YuNa also enhances Kang MiRae’s magic and supports the rest of the formation, proving that her role is not attached to one favorite target. The battle teaches IlHan why Heaven assigns an angel to watch her: in the right matchup, her holy power changes what a lower class is capable of attempting. (Chapters 74, 80)

Their cooperation continues through equipment and expedition work. IlHan provides artifacts suited to holy power; YuNa supplies blessings that let weapons, stones, and people express more than their raw materials would allow. The relationship remains comic and unevenly romantic, but it becomes a dependable tactical partnership before either joins the same faction. (Chapters 80, 169–170)

A thousand days through the closing gate

During the Abandoned World crisis, a concealed fourth-class monster attempts to take YuNa as a valuable holy-power user. Yumir exposes the attacker, but YuNa, MiRae, HaJin, and others are swept through the closing gate. Their angelic support is disrupted and the world itself is hostile, leaving the group to gather magic stones and build an escape route through sustained hunting. (Chapters 138–141)

YuNa cannot solve the ordeal with a single miracle. She heals, blesses, and preserves the party through repeated battles while the fighters and magicians secure the resources needed for return. One thousand days pass for the group even though Earth experiences only ten. The duration forces her beyond the role of protected maiden: everyone’s survival depends on her maintaining support through a campaign whose exhaustion no short chant can erase. (Chapters 138–141)

She attains third class during that isolation. The advancement reflects accumulated service rather than a solitary finishing blow, and it returns to Earth with a group whose relationships have been compressed by years outsiders did not experience. YuNa remains playful after the gate reopens, but she is now a veteran able to keep a displaced party alive through nearly three years of subjective war. (Chapters 139–141)

Holy maiden who refuses ownership

Breya recognizes YuNa as the holy maiden of Leytna, giving her enormous religious authority in the holy empire of Elforce. She helps reconstruct the Great Temple by providing its blueprint, coordinating priests, and completing the prayer that establishes the site as a source of the goddess’s record. The visit connects her personal blessing to an institution capable of storing and amplifying holy power. (Chapters 169–170)

That authority also makes her a target. An emperor’s marriage proposal is presented as honor but functions as a claim over the holy maiden and a pretext for conquest. YuNa refuses because she recognizes that the request concerns control of Leytna’s legitimacy, not her choice. When the Destruction Demon Army attacks faith itself, encourages invasion, and isolates Elforce after a Great Cataclysm, competing forces again describe her as spoils to be seized. (Chapters 199–225)

YuNa refuses to abandon the people defending her even when evacuation would protect her body. She organizes the holy region’s defense, supports HaJin and the church, and holds out until IlHan reaches Breya and reverses the war. Her decision is consistent with the dungeon: she will not save herself by leaving companions to absorb the cost of her importance. (Chapters 221–227)

After the continent is reunited, believers are prepared to make her its ruler. YuNa leaves instead. The choice is not rejection of Leytna or the people she saved; it is refusal to let religious gratitude become another form of ownership. She takes the pope’s crown and joins IlHan’s moving household, choosing the life and partner she wants rather than a throne designed around her image. (Chapters 226–227)

Heart of the Flying Fortress

IlHan turns the Flying Fortress into an artificial holy region and makes YuNa its living center. Holy stones and artifacts fill the structure with Leytna’s power, the pope’s crown links that power to YuNa’s thoughts, and Mystic helps administer the system. Initial synchronization expands her perception so violently that she compares it to gaining a hundred eyes at once; turbulent holy power threatens HaJin until she learns control. (Chapter 232)

Within hours, YuNa can wield the region as if it were part of her body. She can concentrate enough power to cause an explosion or overturn land, generate holy stones, sense across the fortress, heal allies, and reinforce defenses. Those effects are not free. Making holy stones consumes the world’s mana, and large releases depend on the region, crown, and artifacts rather than her personal reserve alone. The system makes her enormously stronger at home precisely because infrastructure supplies and distributes what one priestess could not carry. (Chapter 232)

Across Dareu and subsequent campaigns, YuNa uses that control to keep groups alive, strengthen fortress users, and support operations against higher existences. Her experience reaches fourth class and level 279. At this stage, miracles become distinct from ordinary blessings: she can choose a spell and a skill on the battlefield and raise them beyond their usual limits, or prevent an otherwise fatal result. (Chapters 260, 265–268)

One escape demonstrates the coordination. Helièna disrupts an enemy spell, MiRae cancels its gate, Kim YeSeul converts the mana into wide-area slow, and YuNa invokes Leytna to amplify both the slow and IlHan’s Warp. The miracle does not replace either technique; it pushes each specialist’s action far enough that the enemy cannot react before transport completes. (Chapter 268)

Dragon’s Nest and the Goddess of Beauty

YuNa advances with IlHan’s core companions into Dragon’s Nest and eventually sixth class. Her blessings become part of the faction’s standard battle preparation, strengthening frontline fighters before they charge and sustaining the city-sized holy region during invasions. She remains support-oriented even when her league rises: the purpose of advancement is to affect more allies and more powerful skills, not to become a conventional attacker. (Chapters 301–321)

During the higher-world campaign, her miracles amplify MiRae’s dimensional magic while IlHan’s Declaration supplies another layer of authority. MiRae opens hundreds and then thousands of gates only because the effects synchronize: dimensional expertise provides the spell, YuNa gives miracle power, and IlHan temporarily raises the caster’s league. YuNa can be exhausted by repeated requests, making clear that miracles remain a resource rather than limitless wish fulfillment. (Chapters 325, 330)

At the fusion of Earth and Dareu, YuNa begins an invocation to Leytna and stops. She declares herself the one who raises the beauty of matter and creates a miracle in her own name, blessing everyone she loves and concentrating power on MiRae and IlHan. This is the moment she acts as a goddess rather than only a priestess borrowing one. (Chapter 334)

Inside the Cradle of Miracles, Leytna’s remaining thought-soul reaches her and entrusts the final divine power and domain of beauty to YuNa. The strengthened miracle protects IlHan from the strain of fusing unequal worlds and makes his desired result possible alongside MiRae’s spatial work. YuNa survives as the new Goddess of Beauty, later marries IlHan, and becomes mother to children including the twins Ian and Ina. (Chapter 335; Extra Chapters 2–4; Chapters 362, 364)

Appearance and personality

YuNa is consistently described as an extraordinary, glamorous beauty with a figure and presence difficult for observers to ignore. Leytna’s blessing intensifies that quality, and later divinity lets YuNa treat beauty itself as a source and domain of power. The corpus does not provide a single stable hair-and-eye description as important as this supernatural impression. (Chapters 41, 169–170, 265, 335)

She stretches words, uses playful chants, and pursues IlHan with little visible restraint. The performance is partly sincere—YuNa enjoys attention, decoration, food, and romance—but it is also control over a social world that has repeatedly tried to turn her into property. Being outrageous on purpose lets her choose the terms on which people see her. (Chapters 41, 170, 221)

Beneath that display she is loyal, perceptive, and stubborn about personal choice. She detects the political motive behind marriage, refuses to leave defenders behind, and gives up a throne to live freely. Her support style mirrors that personality: she rarely dictates exactly how another person must fight, instead strengthening the choice they have already made. (Chapters 199–227, 265–268)

Abilities and classes

YuNa progresses from a Leytna-blessed priestess through third and fourth class, becomes a sixth-class higher existence of Dragon’s Nest, and finally inherits the domain of the Goddess of Beauty. Her capabilities divide into ordinary holy-power work, conditional blessings, miracles that exceed normal skill limits, and fortress-scale authority supplied by an artificial holy region. (Chapters 35–80, 138–141, 232, 260–335)

Healing and purification

YuNa can restore health continuously, cleanse poison, and prevent or remove hostile spiritual effects. Early examples include making poisonous monster meat safe, sustaining HaJin against a reaper, and preventing the reaper’s curse from taking hold. Pink holy power is the visible medium, while prayers or short invocations direct the effect. (Chapters 41, 47)

Healing is limited by power, time, and the incoming damage rate. Against the reaper, she can keep HaJin alive only while chanting, and her reserve is nearly emptied when she switches to an offensive stun. Later access to holy regions and higher class expands the available supply, but it does not make every target immortal; attacks can still exceed the protection or force her to choose where the miracle is applied. (Chapters 47, 221–232, 265–268)

Purification also applies to materials and locations. YuNa cleanses consumable meat, blesses holy stones, and helps establish regions in which Leytna’s power circulates. These are support and preparation uses rather than direct combat, but they let IlHan convert otherwise dangerous resources into equipment and infrastructure. (Chapters 41, 169–170, 232)

Conditional blessings

YuNa’s blessings raise another person’s existing capabilities. She can enhance magic, recovery, attack, and resistance, with the exact effect shaped by prayer and circumstance. The Orochi blessing is unusually explicit: for five minutes it raises health and mana recovery, attack, and critical performance, but only realizes its full combat conditions against an enemy at least one hundred levels stronger than the recipient. (Chapter 74)

This makes blessing selection tactical. A spectacular effect may be useless if its moral or level condition is not met, while an ordinary enhancement can be maintained across a formation. YuNa watches the battlefield and applies the strongest prayer where the target’s situation satisfies it. The recipient must still act; IlHan’s skill, MiRae’s spell construction, and Liera’s spearwork determine what the borrowed increase accomplishes. (Chapters 74, 301)

At later class levels, beauty and affection become explicit elements in her invocations. The corpus demonstrates stronger results after she assumes divine authority, but does not provide a fixed numerical exchange between admiration and power. The supported mechanic is that her domain and faith help make a desired enhancement possible, not that every observer automatically becomes a resource. (Chapters 334–335)

Miracles

Miracles let YuNa push an existing spell, skill, or outcome beyond its ordinary boundary. At fourth class she can select one magic and one skill in the same battlefield, as when she amplifies Kim YeSeul’s slow and IlHan’s Warp during an escape. She can also prevent a lethal blow, turning survival itself into the exceptional result. (Chapters 265–268)

The ability interacts most strongly with other specialists. YuNa does not learn dimensional magic when she enhances MiRae; she supplies miracle power to the structure MiRae already understands. IlHan’s Declaration can authorize still greater output through the same target. These stacked effects are powerful because they preserve each person’s role instead of asking YuNa to reproduce it. (Chapters 325, 330, 334)

Miracles consume a meaningful reserve. Repeated gate amplification leaves YuNa asking to rest, and the world-fusion miracle requires the holy region, her new divine authority, Leytna’s final power, and IlHan’s broader system. Her latest miracles can affect city- or world-scale events only through such interaction; the text does not establish unrestricted wish fulfillment. (Chapters 330, 334–335)

Artificial holy region

The Flying Fortress holy region is an equipment-supported extension of YuNa’s senses and power. Holy stones and purpose-built artifacts collect energy, the pope’s crown links the network to her thoughts, and Mystic manages system functions. Once synchronized, YuNa can perceive and manipulate holy power throughout the covered structure. (Chapter 232)

Its effects include healing, defense, high-output compression, and local generation of holy stones. The region can later expand with IlHan’s domain and protect a city-scale population. Its main limits are location and supply: it consumes environmental mana, depends on intact artifacts and control links, and initially overwhelms YuNa with more sensory input than she can regulate. (Chapters 232, 301–335)

The Guardian Fortress and connected city provide further strongholds from which this support can reach Dragon’s Nest’s armies. YuNa is the authority who turns stored holy power into decisions; the fortresses provide scale she does not innately carry everywhere. (Chapters 301–335)

Goddess of Beauty and latest state

YuNa first channels Leytna as a blessed servant, then recognizes the loss of the old recorded gods and invokes miracle power in her own name. Leytna’s surviving thought-soul subsequently transfers its final power and identifies YuNa as the new Goddess of Beauty. This is inheritance and succession, not evidence that YuNa created the domain herself from nothing. (Chapters 334–335)

As goddess, she can frame mana and creation through beauty, love, and faith, strengthening those she chooses and reinforcing miracles that protect them. Her decisive use supports the fusion of Earth and Dareu and reduces the physical burden on IlHan. By the latest supplied material, she retains that domain as a sixth-class Dragon’s Nest higher existence and continues using it in family and faction life. (Chapters 334–335; Extra Chapter 2; Chapters 362–364)

Power progression

Relationships

• Yu IlHan: YuNa chooses him because he sees through her performance without treating her as an object. Their tactical partnership precedes romance; she later becomes his wife and uses her divine miracle to help realize his new world.
• Kang HaJin: Her long-serving guardian and childhood companion. YuNa repeatedly keeps him alive, while HaJin protects her body and absorbs unstable holy power during the fortress synchronization.
• Kang MiRae: Her closest friend and most important magical partner. YuNa’s miracles amplify MiRae’s dimensional spells during the faction war and world fusion.
• Liera: A fellow wife, protector, and romantic rival who reins in YuNa’s boldest advances while relying on her blessings in battle.
• Yumir: The child who exposes YuNa’s would-be kidnapper and later becomes family she openly dotes on.

Items

• Flying Fortress: YuNa’s home and the first artificial holy region she directly controls. Its holy stones, artifacts, crown link, and mana supply turn her personal support into fortress-scale authority. (Chapters 227–269)
• Guardian Fortress: A principal stronghold protected by her holy power during the higher-faction war. (Chapters 301–335)
• Cradle of Miracles: The faction artifact whose interspace shelters her during world fusion and through which Leytna’s remaining thought-soul reaches her. It is not YuNa’s possession, but it supports her divine succession and greatest miracle. (Chapters 334–335)
• Pope’s crown: The crown links YuNa’s thoughts to the artificial holy region and authorizes its control. It has no separately generated item page. (Chapter 232)