Normal Attack\nProclaims a decree in the primordial tongue and performs up to 3 attacks that deal Pyro DMG.\n\nCharged Attack\nConsumes a certain amount of Stamina to deal AoE Pyro DMG to opponents in front of her after a short casting time.\n\nPlunging Attack\nNicole plunges towards the ground from mid-air, damaging all opponents in her path. Also deals AoE Pyro DMG upon impact with the ground.

Recreates a fleeting glimpse of an age long past, when the angels acted on the authority of the heavens, bestowing the Grace of Kenosis effect on nearby party members. This increases their ATK and deals AoE Pyro DMG, as well as creates a Shield of Blazing Light.\nThe Shield of Blazing Light's DMG Absorption is based on Nicole's ATK, and it will absorb Pyro DMG at 250% effectiveness. \n\n"Light is not a product of creation, and yet it has been favored and shaped into the miracle of human reason. Only the uncreated may caress the visage of eternity. That is why the unwritten word has value beyond anything put to paper."\n"What do you think? A fine excuse not to pick up the pen myself, wouldn't you say? Doesn't it sound just like one of those bits of 'ancient wisdom' that sound so profound, but no one really understands?"

As Nicole weaves the path of anchored fate with golden threads of light, she deals AoE Pyro DMG and switches to Silent Contemplation mode.\nIn this mode, when nearby active party members hit an opponent, an Arcane Projection is summoned to perform a Coordinated Attack against the opponent, dealing AoE Elemental DMG of the character's corresponding Elemental Type. This DMG scales based on the corresponding character's ATK and will be considered as having been dealt by them.\nThis effect can occur once every 3s, and can be triggered up to 4 times each time Nicole switches to Silent Contemplation mode.\n\nIt is worth noting that Hexerei characters' Arcane Projections appear to differ somehow in appearance from the others... \n\n"Hmm? You want to know the principles that underpin the divine plan? Hah, that's an easy one — ever heard of the saying, 'The gods became human so that humans could become gods; the gods walked as humans so that humans could walk as gods'?"\n"Though the civilization that gave us this saying — I fear even uttering their name could invite disaster — is now gone, I don't see any harm in passing on their words to you... Well, even if there is harm in it, the harm's already done. Ahem... In any case, what you should understand is that they who dwell above..."\n"...Hmm, on second thought, I really shouldn't say — I'm afraid I can't answer your question right now. How about we talk about something else?"