Gift From The Noble Who Brought Light

**Gift From The Noble Who Brought Light** is the seventh song of the "Seven Heavenly Virtues Series". It depicts the virtue of Diligence.

## Plot

In Toragay, Elphegort, Mayrana Weingartner asks someone to take her gift for the sake of their "happiness". She then speaks of how, even though her philandering husband Kaspar married her through an arranged engagement just for her father's money, and has forgotten their childhood promise, she still loves him and is alright with just being by his side. Claiming to be unable to handle seeing him look so weary all the time, Mayrana decides to give him the "medicine" she learned to make from her friend Velda Coates, saying it will help give him energy.

She then notes how everyone in the city has worries, deciding to give them her "medicine" as well to bring them pleasure. It is then revealed that Mayrana actually poisoned everyone in the city; as the only person left, she has acquired wealth and freedom. Reiterating her wish to see her husband become happy with her poison, she states how she had been broken from being used like a doll and so wished to destroy everything.

She then says that it is now her turn to take her wonderful "medicine" and finally become happy, consuming it and commenting that she has now transformed from "Third Chemist" into the "Lady of Light". At the end of the song, a dialogue between the officers Walpurga and Beata Sinclair is shown, with the former resolving to head to Lucifenia and investigate Père Noël with the hopes of finding Velda.

## Lyrics

*Come, sleep*

Take this gift of mine

Please take this gift and be merry

I am the lady of red

Here to grant you happiness

It was a marriage decided by politics

Nevertheless I loved you

You are an incompetent playboy wallowing in desire

But I still loved you as I did before

You are only after the wealth of a doctor's daughter

But that does not change my happiness

If you want, you can forget our childhood promise

As long as I can stay by your side

For you who is troubled by weariness

I have a very good medicine

It will lift you up so you can be healed

It is a present from me to you

Take this gift of mine

Please take this gift and be merry

I am the lady of red

Here to grant you happiness...

Everyone deals with worries

My dad, my mom, and the people of this town

For the sake of everyone who is suffering

I will make this gift to bring you bliss

Unpleasant reality, unrequited feelings

These can all be forgotten

Like the joy of a newborn child

Abandon yourself to me

Everyone took my gift

And became happy, each and every one

As the only one who can't reach paradise,

I instead obtained freedom and riches

Take this gift of mine

Please take this gift and be merry

I am the lady of red

A woman who sought hope

In those days where I was used

Like a decorative doll

I wanted to destroy everything

For I had been broken long ago

It is a very efficacious medicine

Efficacious enough to bring you eternal bliss

With this, I too will finally find joy

Changing from "Third Chemist" to the "Lady of Light"

"Come, my love, meet me in that forest"

## Related Songs

### Flower of the Plateau

Flower of the Plateau features a previous incarnation of Meta Salmhofer, the true identity of Mayrana Weingartner, who also used questionable means to find happiness.

### Fifth Pierrot

Fifth Pierrot describes the events following Mayrana's murders; it details the actions of one member of Velda's organization Père Noël, which Mayrana was also a member of.

### Seven Virtues and Atonement

Seven Virtues and Atonement alludes to the poisoning of Toragay's citizens, along with the Lady of Light's wish to bring happiness to others.

## Appearances

* Beata Sinclair
* Kaspar Weingartner
* Marx Felix (mentioned only)
* Mayrana Weingartner
* Pale Noël (indirectly mentioned only)
* Velda Coates
* Walpurga Sinclair