Hokutouseki

Hokutouseki BaseBase **·** 6★6★ Voice Artist: Sakuragawa Mio Type: Magical Role: Support Base rarity: 4~6★Hokutouseki BaseBase **·** 6★6★ Voice Artist: Sakuragawa Mio Type: Magical Role: Support Base rarity: 4~6★
Hokutouseki is a support class jewel princess that deals magical damage, debuted in **Renkiden ~ Shinsha**.

## Stats

When taking lethal damage, **Revive** once to **100%** health.
For every one less affected target, increase health by **10%**, max **100%**.
Affected targets have 2 turns **90% Regeneration**.
Apply all allies 2 turns **60% Focus Fire Damage Dealt Up**.

## Alternate Forms

Hokutouseki (Uniform)

## Recommended Equipment

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

# Profile

## Lore

Hokutouseki is one of Shinsha's companions that comes from the faraway land to recover the heirloom of Shinsha that was stolen, alongside another companion Sendengan.

The trio works together really well: Shinsha acts as the commander of the trio, Sendengan as the avant-garde frontline, while Hokutouseki stands by in the rear to provide cover and support.

Her feelings of wanting to support Shinsha is very certain, and in the end they have successfully recovered the heirloom from the Juraigumo zolne.

## Personality

Like Sendengan, she too is very eager to see the return of the family heirloom, and were infact ready to attack to protagonists were they not stopped by Shinsha.

While Hokutouseki constantly talks about how distractions are bad for the mind and thus preaches others to clear and empty their minds often, she herself can often act hypocritically with overthinking things that are unlikely to happen. She also has tendencies of seeing phallic objects out of ordinary stuff. Strawberries and sausages gets her flustered, even though it's perfectly normal for everyone else and they're all confused.

# Mineralogy

**Hokutolite, english for Hokutouseki, is the state gemstone of Beitou and national stone of Taiwan. Hokutouseki represents deep healing, crisis detection, and immunity.**

Hokutolite is a lead-rich variety of baryte deposited by very acid hot springs. The stone generally also contains minor strontium and minute traces of radium, making recently deposited hokutolite mildly radioactive (although this disappears over time and is no longer detectable in specimens that are geologically not recent).

he Thermal Valley in Beitou (“Hokuto” in Japanese) is a renowned hot-spring tourist attraction in northern Taiwan. The water source of its hot spring comes from the Beitou Creek formed by the convergence of the streams on the south and east sides of the Datun Mountain, which is caused by the geothermal activities of the Datun Volcanic Group. In 1905 when Taiwan was under Japanese rule, Yohachiro Okamoto, an engineer at the Governor-General’s Office of Taiwan, discovered on the surface and in the crevices of the pebbles in the Beitou Creek some hot spring sediments in the form of crystalized minerals containing radium.

In 1912, Professor Kotora Jimbo from the Tokyo Imperial University of Japan displayed the specimen of this new mineral and named it "Hokutolite" in an international mineralogy conference held at St. Petersburg in Russia. A part of the Hokutolite gathered by Mr. Okamoto has been preserved at the National Taiwan Museum.

Mainly milky white or yellowish brown in color, Hokutolite finds its major chemical components in barium sulphate and lead sulphate. The most distinctive feature of Hokutolite is its containing the rare element, radium. After nearly a century of research, Beitou and the Tamagawa Hot Spring of Akita County in Japan remain the world’s only two places hosting Hokutolite, a solid fact testifying to the rarity and preciousness of this special mineral.