Peach

Peach is one of Helen's sisters and a senior fighter in her faction. She first approaches the Cursed faction as a rival, then helps defend its worlds during the Second Dalki War and shares leadership with Ivy after Helen's death. (Chapters 738–775 and 1202–1539)

Biography

Rivalry at the faction tournament

Peach joins Helen and Ivy in deciding how to respond to the Cursed faction's rise. She is willing to attack while its members are occupied with Pure because defeating an unpopular rival might improve her own faction's standing, making reputation and survival part of her strategic calculation. The three sisters then enter the inter-faction contest as an established team. (Chapters 738–742)

Against Fex, Peter, and Dennis, Peach throws her large body in front of a kick meant for Helen. The impact drives both sisters backward, but Peach recovers and pressures Fex until his blood weapon cuts her. In a later match she tries to intercept Pure's support fighter while Helen and Ivy manage the main plant network; Pure's Qi techniques bypass the formation and force their team to concede. (Chapters 747–751)

Although the tournament ends their status as an independent powerhouse, Peach joins the coalition's main fighting force rather than abandon the wider conflict. Her rivalry with the Cursed faction therefore develops into practical cooperation when greater threats require the factions to fight together. (Chapter 775)

War support and evacuation

During the Second Dalki War, Peach remains beside Helen and helps relay information between faction planets. She celebrates the destruction of a Dalki mothership as a turning point, then obeys Helen's order to warn the Cursed faction and prepare every world when the enemy advances. When defence becomes impossible, Peach helps spread the evacuation order instead of attempting to preserve territory at the population's expense. (Chapters 1202, 1208, and 1395–1398)

Helen dies during the crisis, leaving Peach and Ivy to receive Quinn and decide how their people should proceed. The sisters accept responsibility for Helen's followers and are trusted to oversee the shelter while Cursed leaders are absent. Their authority rests on the population's established loyalty to the family, making Peach's transition from rival fighter to civilian leader a direct consequence of the war's losses. (Chapters 1399–1416)

Losing both sisters

Peach and Ivy continue as the faction's leaders during the final operations against the Dalki. Ivy is then killed in the battle, leaving Peach to carry her body to Helen's and lay the sisters together while the survivors pay their respects. Peach is alive at this last appearance, but the corpus supplies no later account of how she leads alone or what becomes of her people. (Chapters 1513, 1535, and 1539)

Appearance and personality

Peach is a round-bodied woman with orange hair and rosy red cheeks. She uses her size deliberately as a shield when she intercepts Peter's kick, though the corpus gives no height, eye colour, armour description, or later change in appearance. (Chapters 738 and 747)

She is pragmatic, competitive, and protective of her sisters. Peach initially considers exploiting another faction's distraction, but later commits to shared defence, relays evacuation orders, and assumes leadership after Helen's death. Her last act—placing Ivy beside Helen—shows the personal cost beneath that public responsibility. (Chapters 738, 1395–1416, and 1539)

Powers and abilities

Plant ability and soul weapon

Peach shares the sisters' ability to plant seeds and summon large thorn-firing plants. The team can create ordinary plants whose projectiles pierce substantial armour and enhanced plants with elemental effects. Each sister also has an enhancement-type soul weapon that changes a plant's attribute, but the corpus does not clearly isolate which elemental variant belongs to Peach. (Chapters 747–751)

Their ability is strongest in coordinated formation: one sister plants or directs growth while the others protect positions and add specialised effects. Long-range attacks, destruction of unsprouted seeds, and opponents who bypass the plants with Qi disrupt that formation. Peach is not shown summoning a distinct maximum number of plants by herself, so the team's collective limit cannot be assigned to her individually. (Chapters 747–751)

Physical combat and leadership

Peach can withstand a powerful kick intended for Helen, recover, and engage Fex at close range. The kick still launches her into her sister, and Fex's needle scratches her, so her round build is not an invulnerable defence or a named body ability. (Chapters 747–748)

Her later strengths are communication and continuity of command: Peach relays invasion warnings, coordinates evacuation, and shares shelter leadership with Ivy. No later chapter establishes an increase in her plant ability, Qi training, healing, or an independent soul-weapon evolution. (Chapters 1395–1416)

Relationships

• Helen: Helen is Peach's sister and original leader. Peach protects her in combat, follows her wartime orders, and inherits responsibility for their people after her death.
• Ivy: Ivy is Peach's sister, combat partner, and fellow successor. Her death leaves Peach as the only surviving sister at the last appearance.
• Quinn: Peach begins as Quinn's faction rival but later coordinates with his alliance and helps manage its shelter during the war.
• Fex and Peter: Peach opposes both during the tournament, shielding Helen from Peter and pressuring Fex at close range.

Items

No manifest-configured inventory item is assigned to Peach. Her seeds and unnamed soul weapon are ability components whose individual form and ownership are not catalogued.