Emma Planck

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**Emma Planck**, the youngest physics professor at Princeton University, was an important teacher figure for the people from the North American branch, but also the ambassador between the branch and the headquarters.

## History

Planck was the youngest physics professor in the history of mankind. Besides her outstanding contributions in that field, she was also good at dealing with people. If Edison was the person behind the curtains of the North American branch, then Planck would be its facade and the much needed ambassador between the branch and the headquarters.

Thanks to her great communication skills, she made for a great mentor for both Schrodinger and Tesla, who was at odds with Nancy. But, the person that she left the greatest impact on was Einstein. Not only was Planck Einstein’s Phd supervisor, but the teacher has been a big sister figure for her ever since she was 8.

Planck’s cousin, Carl, is who introduced her to the young genius. Ever since then, Einstein has grown closer to Planck than her own mother. The two girls would play the piano, sing songs, or watch the stars at night together. One of Einstein’s dearest memories was of when she was a little older, singing “Danny boy” together with her and Carl.

The greatest scientists come with their quirks. Planck was talented with the violin, piano, and organ, but she also had a strange sense of humor. For example, she enjoyed playing tricks on people, like making Tesla eat bull testicles thinking they were oysters.

#### Anti-Entropy Visual Novel

As Einstein and the others arrive in Montana, Planck runs up to the scientist, embraces her in her arms, and gives her a gentle kiss on the forehead. During dinner, Planck makes Tesla eat “rocky mountain oysters”, which isn’t a meal made out of oysters at all. Instead, its main ingredient is bull testicles.

Next day, Yellowstone lake: Planck heads with the crew inside the underground ruins, where they find a riddle and some Soulium left for them by an “HA” person. She proposes they split into teams, one headed for London to unearth the Soulium’s and the riddle’s mysteries, and one that stays in America to study the ruins.

Planck also heads to Europe to speak with the overseer, as the relationship between the NA branch and Schicksal hasn’t been so great. Schicksal believes they can only rely on Valkyries to fight the Honkai, but Planck dreams to develop mechs capable enough to do that instead. She wants to improve communications, so she herself goes as a representative, since sending someone like Nancy would be quite a risky move.

On the plane, Planck proposes that, since everyone’s occupied right now, her and Welt should go on a date. The young man is taken aback, but she was only teasing him. Planck wants to speak about something else instead: she is concerned about the motives of the person that left the riddle in the Yellowstone cave. Why would they send the people that discovered the cave somewhere else? Planck thinks they’ve had a conflict with a certain organisation, so HA left clues for the next generations to find. She then whispers something that’s to remain between her and Welt only: *England expects every man to do his duty*.

Now in the 13th district of Schicksal Headquarters, Vienna: the council criticizes Planck for violating the organization’s principles. Planck holds her ground by telling them that’s her way of teaching, and that if every experiment has to wait for Schicksal’s approval then they wouldn’t have enough time to get anywhere. She also reveals that Nancy’s been training troops outside of Schicksal’s knowledge, but that’s for the request of the American government.

But, turns out the Planck at the base was a double. The real one is flying to New York to get ready for the rebellion against Schicksal and to make sure the potential hostages are safe from Otto. While the meteorite out the window was interesting, what she found more surprising was Joachim coming out of a box.

Her helicopter gets taken down by Otto’s replica of the Oath of Judah, but Planck escapes alive. During the following years, she helps Einstein and Tesla found Anti-Entropy.