Nether Lotus Lantern is a Cloud suit that could be obtained via the Nether Angel event and can now be obtained through Crafting.
Completion Prize: A Styling Gift Box containing Resentment of Millenium, Cage of Aeon and 30 
.
Wardrobe[]
Hair: Divine Angel
Dress: Nether Kalpa- Coat: Mortal String
- Hosiery: Karma Stone
- Shoes: Shoes of Peace
- Hair Ornament: Corona of Oblivion
- Hairpin: Sobbing Frost
- Veil: White Satin
- Scarf: Pain of Affection
- Handheld (Right): Yomi Guide
- Ground: Lotus Beyond
- Background: Soul Lantern
- Makeup: Impermanence
Posed
- Hair: Resentment of Millenium
- Dress: Cage of Aeon
- Hair Ornament: Corona of Oblivion
- Veil: White Satin
- Ground: Lotus Beyond
- Background: Soul Lantern
- Makeup: Impermanence
Lore[]
Item Descriptions[]
She picked an evil spirit. The white angel touches it with her lantern and fire appears inside the armor.
— Divine Angel
The Ghost City with no lord is restless tonight. This huge cage is too dull. She wants more noises.
— Nether Kalpa
She walks between the two worlds. The mortal world is like a ball of string. Everything is messed up.
— Mortal String
She is a white stone by the Three Way River[1] and beside equinox flowers[2]. She's seen too much but she is confused.
— Karma Stone
As the energy flows, the white stone was formed. She always calls herself the Angel of Auspiciousness.
— Shoes of Peace
When White Impermanence[3] guides a soul, she likes making mischief. She would not say death, it's just oblivion.
— Corona of Oblivion
The sad cries of the ghosts, if you hear enough of them, are like a song. She would give them a white hair sometimes.
— Sobbing Frost
Following the guide of the lantern, they enter a city that is quiet in the day and bustling in the night.
— Yomi Guide
Every released soul will leave a golden lotus behind. They belong to the Styx[5], but she picks them up anyway.
— Lotus Beyond
The lantern of White Angel always shines a warm light. Come closer and you will hear the cries of countless souls.
— Soul Lantern
Pale candles and white papers. Before the wraith could cry, it's taken by the white satin and dragged into the dark.
— White Satin
She saw the tears of corpses, the smiles of bones, and she will see the birth of the new lord.
— Pain of Affection
A stone knows nothing about ghosts and humans. She only wants more noises and that brings the name impermanence.
— Impermanence
The dead general who has seen the fall of thousands refuses to leave. White Angel picks up his sword and laughs.
— Resentment of Millenium
Clashes are everywhere and lives may wither all the time. So she never has time to rest and she's happy with it.
— Cage of Aeon
Interpretation[]
This suit might be an interpretation of the Heibai Wuchang (黑白无常), the Black and White Impermanence, deities from Chinese folk religion. It most likely represents the White Impermanence, as the hairpin has the words 一见生财, roughly "Become Rich Upon Encountering Me" in English, which are associated with the White Impermanence. The Black Impermanence is represented by the suit Soul Soother.
- See also: Soul Soother, Minor Subplots/Ghost Gathering.
Footnotes[]
[1] The Three Way River refers to the Sanzu River, a mythological river in Japanese Buddhist tradition. It is similar to the Greek concept of the Styx, and for this reason it can be read synonymous to Styx in this story.
[2] Equinox flower is an alternative name for Lycoris radiata, also known as Higanbana in Japanese. The flower is associated with death and some legends have it that when you see someone that you may never meet again, these flowers would bloom along the path.
[3] White Impermanence is part of Heibai Wuchang, "Black and White Impermanence", which are two deities in Chinese folk religion in charge of escorting the spirits of the dead to the Underworld. They are the subordinates of Yama, the ruler of the Underworld. In some instances, the Heibai Wuchang are represented as a single being —instead of two separate beings— known as the Wuchang Gui, literally "Ghost of Impermanence". Depending on the person it encounters, the Wuchang Gui can appear as either a fortune deity who rewards the person for doing good deeds or a malevolent deity who punishes the person for committing evil.
[4] Yomi is the Japanese word for the land of the dead.
[5] The River of Styx forms the boundary between Earth and the Underworld. The rivers Acheron, Cocytus, Lethe, Phlegethon, and Styx all converge at the center of the underworld on a great marsh, which sometimes is also called the Styx.
Etymology[]
Name by Server[]
 Version
|
Name (Romanized) | Translation |
|---|---|---|
 International (English)
|
Nether Lotus Lantern | N/A |
 International (French)
|
Lanterne Lotus du Néant | Lotus Lantern of Nothingness |
 China
|
莲叶黄泉 (lián yè huángquán) | Lotus Leaf Netherworld |
   Taiwan/Hong Kong/Macau |
蓮葉黃泉 (liányè huángquán) | Lotus Leaf Netherworld |
 Japan
|
黄泉の蓮 (yomi no hasu) | Nether Lotus |
 South Korea
|
저승의 연꽃 (jeoseung-ui yeonkkoch) | Hell Lotus |
 Vietnam
|
Bạch Liên Hoàng Tuyền | White Lotus of the Underworld |
 Indonesia
|
Lotus Neraka | Hell Lotus |
 Thailand
|
ใบบัวสีเหลือง (bı bạw s̄ī h̄elụ̄xng) | Yellow Lotus LeafCT |
 Southeast Asia (English)
|
N/A | N/A |
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