A: After a series of internal changes within the Task Force DEFY, Voymastina, who was usually regarded as the most rational among them, displayed a level of emotional response that far exceeded that of the other two members. Within her neural, she found it difficult to comprehend RPK-16’s motives and the path she chose, and she was even less able to accept that AK-12 had reached a final resolution with RPK-16 before she herself could do so. Even today, Voymastina continues to harbor doubts about what happened in the past.

A: In the past, Voymastina defined herself as a “weapon” and as the “strongest Doll.” Under Dr. Shaw’s expectations, she suppressed her own emotions and presented herself as a cold and merciless machine. In reality, she possessed emotions no less profound than those of her fellow DEFY members, but in order to live up to those “expectations,” she continually restrained any expression of them.

After ten years of growth, she is now able to manage her emotions with composure and to adjust her behavior in response to her teammates. Over the decade in which Doll technology has continued to advance, she has also ceased to cling to the title of “the strongest.” Instead, she upholds the will of what it means to be the strongest, remaining unyielding and resolute.

A: Voymastina, together with the other members of the DEFY and with support from Kevin (Agent J), Nele, and others, carried out continuous operations against Paradeus for a full ten years. To compensate for the gradually outdated performance of their equipment, DEFY commissioned Nele to recreate the mech design “Sinbreaker” left by Dr. Shaw. After pushing the development to its limits, the mech became a machine that only Voymastina could operate.

A: Though she may appear distant or cold on the surface, to Voymastina, the Commander is truly unique—the only person she acknowledges as qualified to become DEFY’s new Commander.

A: Aside from maintaining her firearms and inspecting magazines, Voymastina is also drawn to experiences with strong stimulation or feedback, such as things like pepper vodka.