Her "name" (or lack of one, heh) is Greek after all. She's genderswapped Odysseus.
(Or more specifically Ulisse/Ulysses, the Divine Comedy version of Odysseus found in Canto XXVI of Dante's Inferno, who in Classical Roman tradition is portrayed as a deceitful schemer instead of a hero.)
Her "name" (or lack of one, heh) is Greek after all. She's genderswapped Odysseus.
(Or more specifically Ulisse/Ulysses, the Divine Comedy version of Odysseus found in Canto XXVI of Dante's Inferno, who in Classical Roman tradition is portrayed as a deceitful schemer instead of a hero.)
Fun fact: the Red Gaze smack-talks Outis because the historic Vergil considered heroes such as him who rely on guile and deception to win fights to be against proper Roman morality.
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