Axinite

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Axinite is a duelist jewel princess that deals physical damage, first appeared as a non-playable character in **Jewel Tales ~ Ouro Verde**, then later debuted as a playable character in **Renkiden ~ Kikkaseki**.

## Stats

Gain **50% → 70% Counter Chance Up**.
On every attack, **Accelerate** self for **7** seconds.
 Skill 1 | **I'll Never Lose** | 150s
Affected targets have a **medium** chance of 2 turns **Stun**.
 Skill 2 | **I am the Best!** | 70s
Apply self 2 turns **50% → 70% Defense Up**.
Apply self 2 turns **Taunt**.
**Reset** Skill 1.
*(X% → Y% indicates changes when said unit reaches max level 40.)*

## Recommended Equipment

* Weapon - **Agility**
* Armor - **HP**
* Amulet - **Damage Dealt, Critical Damage Dealt, Freeze, Petrify, Stun, Restrain, Paralysis, Silence**
* Material - **Damage Dealt, Critical Damage Dealt, Block**

# Profile

## Lore

Axinite first appeared in "Jewel Tales ~ Ouro Verde", who was to escort Garden Quartz, and visit Coffret à Bijoux Institute of Optics in search of a master to serve. She has just recently graduated from St. Maiden's Garden as the youngest jewel princess that has ever graduated from the academy. (At this time, she is a non-playable character.)

Utilizing her good memory, she steadily earned wins at the casino by using low-risk tactics and card counting. Eventually she met Ouro Verde, famed as a gambler jewelia with exceptional luck and is willing to play big. Despite all odds, Ouro Verde coaxed Axinite into an all-in on the last river, and stole one massive victory among many small defeats.

Absolutely shocked by the loss, Axinite is completely shut down and lost all her earlier confidence, alongside owing a massive debt to Ouro Verde, equivalent of 378 years of maid service. Ouro Verde offered a debt waiver that should Axinite beat her in a gamble, the serving time will be reduced by 100 years for each win, but increased by 100 years for each defeat.

Axinite is still serving under Ouro Verde by the events of "Renkiden ~ Kikkaseki", at this point her years of servitude seems to be increased, and she has shown plenty of begrudging loyalty towards her new master.

## Personality

Axinite taught Aqua Aura how to play frontal poker (also called Indian poker), a game that she excels at due to her ability to count cards. Axinite has demonstrated exceptional ability and manages to slowly suffocate Ouro Verde's options. She is also good at stuffing things, calculating, and reading the psychology of his opponents.

As she would say, "Training in a game that uses your head is very strong in Garden", she is intelligent and very confident with her talents, especially at card counting. As such, she also has very good memory.

Axinite is also very competitive and assertive. Due to her nature, defeats are often not her option, hence her liking of low-risk, low-ante, high win-rate gambles. Perhaps Ouro Verde has saw that since she's a recent graduate, she wanted her to learn humility and calmness as a servant.

# Mineralogy

*Axinite is a rare group of calcium aluminum borate silicate minerals that rarely occur in gemstone quality. Axinite represents patience, fulfillment of desires, and life development.*

Axinite is a brown to violet-brown, or reddish-brown bladed group of minerals composed of calcium aluminium boro-silicate. Axinite is pyroelectric and piezoelectric. When faceted, the members of the axinite mineral group are usually intensely trichroic, with considerable brilliance and rich brown and purple colors dominating. Although very rare, these gems could make magnificent jewelry stones.

The name Axinite is from the Greek axine for “axe,” alluding to the common wedge shape of its crystals. Ferroaxinite, magnesioaxinite, and manganaxinite refer to the chemical composition of these varieties. Tinzenite refers to the type locality of this variety, Tinzen, Switzerland.

Most gem-quality axinites are ferroaxinites, but you will likely encounter specimens called simply “axinites.” However, specific gems should ideally be referred to by their composition-specific names or with designations such as “axinite-(Fe).”

These strongly pleochroic gems can show three colors, depending on the viewing angle, and can have significant brilliance. Axinites are almost never completely free of clarity flaws, such as feathers and veils. Nevertheless, because of their rarity, these exquisite gems would still command the interest of both gem collectors and jewelry enthusiasts.1