Four-hundred Roses
Four-hundred Roses is a non-fightable Abnormality that can be encountered in Abnormality events in the Mirror of Mirrors.
Appearance
Four-hundred Roses is a rose that has grown giant from drinking blood. The Abnormality possesses a pair of long arms that are crooked and thorny, just like its stem and roots. Several beady red dots can be seen within the large, blackened petals of the flower, possibly serving as the Abnormality's eyes. A mouth rests in the center of the flower, lined with sharp teeth.
Mirror Dungeon Event
This flower was once a rose that could have been tiny and beautiful.
But now, the blood it holds gives off a cruel smell.
Drinking and growing giant, it sucked in blood that overflowed from a spring.
Without an end.
It greedily gobbles up the stream of blood with its branched roots.
Plug the spring to stop it from drinking blood. The spring was blocked so that it can't drink the overflowing blood. However, it's an unfair action for the rose. The rose wasn't responsible for causing the spring to overflow. It simply took root here because it liked blood. Now that the source of its favorite thing is gone, it will try to take our blood. All Allies took 24 HP Damage! All Allies lost 16 SP! |
Break the spring's entryway to let more blood out. Select to gain a Keywordless E.G.O Gift When the spring's entryway was broken, the blood that must've belonged to someone in the past flows like a waterfall and onto the rose. As if overjoyed, the rose waves its roots and lies in the pool of blood. Like that, the rose drooped low and sank into blood. At the center, a small flower bloomed. Could this be its reward? We carefully picked it up. E.G.O Gift Carmilla Earned! |
Gift
 Tier: II |
Carmilla At the start of a non-Focused Encounter, all enemies take fixed damage equal to 20% of their Max HP.
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Trivia
- The name "Carmilla" derives from the 1872 gothic novella of the same name by Irish author Sheridan le Fanu, in which the story narrates a young woman being prayed upon by the titular female vampire. The novella is one of the most early works of fiction depicting vampires, predating Bram Stoker's Dracula.
- It is currently possible yet unclear if Four-hundred Roses is related to Nosferatu, an unused Lobotomy Corporation Abnormality that later appeared in Library of Ruina.