“I, the master of the Gardens, will bring about a revolution the likes of which the world has never seen! I swear I'll dispel the pall of desceptions that have clouded this country--no, this world of lies! With this device, I will usher in a new age! This is my destiny--a destiny ordained by heaven itself!”
— Gardenmaster, Trails through Daybreak II
The Gardenmaster (ガーデンマスター) is a character introduced in Trails through Daybreak II as the main antagonist.
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Introduction[]
A mysterious man dressed entirely in white who has gathered the remaining members of the Gardens—the vicious group of assassins that collaborated with Almata. He seems to be using them to fulfill his secret, nefarious ends. Despite seemingly having an overblown sense of self-importance, his skill at wielding his pair of greatswords can be truly overwhelming. He appears to have risen to prominence within the Gardens after Swin and Nadia made their escape, as the two of them were completely unaware of his existence. He may also have some connection to the Grendel Zolga—believed to be responsible for a number of serial murders throughout Edith—as well as the AI holo core, Carmine Altera...[1]
Appearance[]
The Gardenmaster takes the form of a tall man with brown hair and blue eyes, although these are concealed behind a blindfold-esque piece of headwear with zippers. The Gardenmaster wears a long white coat with a hood attachment over a black uniform with dark brown boots. The Gardenmaster has several A-shaped buckles on his belts and straps and also wears black steel-plated gloves.
The Gardenmaster carries two large special greatswords that can combine to form one larger weapon. They split down the centre, giving him two single edged weapons. the combined blade is very wide and resembles an 'A'. He carries it over his shoulder on his back.
Personality[]
Although somewhat arrogant and self-absorbed with his own actions, he is highly skilled with the two special greatswords he wields.[2] The Gardenmaster is deeply convinced of his ideology to change the world and is both manipulative and conniving.
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