Borksen (ボークセン, Bōkusen) is a private first class in the Royal Army of the Kakin Empire and a Provisional Hunter.[1]
Appearance[]
Borksen has large, dark eyes and light-colored hair that falls past her ears but above her shoulders, curling up at the ends. She wears the standard attire of a Kakin soldier.[1]
Personality[]
Borksen is extremely intelligent and observant, having noticed the reactions of Theta and Salkov to the mention of Nen and having made a connection between their tattoo artist and Morena. While she is cautious regarding dangerous matters, she is also ambitious regarding her career. Among her group of friends, she is persuasive and influential.[1]
Plot[]
Succession Contest arc[]
When Gipper is left confused by Otocin's use of the word "Nen", the latter explains that it's a dangerous power spreading quickly on Tier 1, guessing that it's the reason why "Tserri" hasn't handled the situation on Tier 3. Gipper wonders who reported the information to a private second class, and Otocin reveals that they learned about it from Borksen, a provisional Hunter on security detail at the royal living quarters. Gipper recognizes them as a private first class and says that he will request for her to be transferred to Tier 3 as an advisor.[1]
Momolly can't believe that Otocin would involve Bork in the situation, but Otocin replies that her information will be crucial, explaining that Morena wouldn't pick a fight with "Tserri" if she didn't have a plan. Momolly points out that Otocin did just that against Gipper, but Otocin replies that it was calculated since he was able to get Bork transferred. Later, Momolly suggests waiting for Borksen's arrival to confirm the facts, quickly adding that they can discard the assumption that Morena doesn't use Nen.[1]
After meeting up with the five soldiers, Borksen explains that Tserriednich is learning Nen from Theta, his personal bodyguard, warning that they will be instantly demoted if they leak the top-secret information. Otocin wonders about Nen, but Borksen herself is unaware of it since it's classified, adding that she was planning to investigate it before being transferred. Otocin asks if she's upset, and Borksen confirms it with a smile on her face, chastising him for revealing the information to Corporal Gipper. Otocin replies that they needed to know the details and adds that they were able to propose the transfer request early warning system. Borksen calls him naive and says that Gipper wouldn't agree to switch now that he's moved up, guessing that he's using her as a pretext to restrict communications with soldiers in the lower tiers in order to prevent information leaks. The first soldier says that while she is most likely right, he thinks there's a 5% chance that Gipper decides to stay in contact with them.[1]
Borksen points out that Gipper won't be able to get any information out of Theta anyway, and another soldier asks why Theta would share top-secret information with her, even if the two are friends. Borksen replies that while she wouldn't tell her about Nen, something else got her attention. She reveals that after the emergency broadcast was made and Tserriednich learned about Nen, both Theta and Salkov began acting strange. However, she says that they will have to do what they can from the lower tiers, assuring the others that she agrees with their assessment that Morena is most likely a Nen user and that they should avoid her at all costs to protect their own lives. Two of the soldiers are happy to see that she is the same person they have always known, but Borksen points out how difficult it will be to avoid Morena while also pretending to look for her. Another soldier says that it should be easy since they know Morena's face and she doesn't know theirs. However, Borksen replies that she probably does since the tattoo artist who gave them their unit tattoos used to be a Heil-Ly member, adding that he only avoided the massacre during Morena's inauguration because Tserriednich pulled him out in time. She reveals that they were listed in his client database and that Morena most likely has information on personal soldiers.[1]
The first soldier wonders if Nen is really that dangerous, and Borksen explains that while she doesn't know the details, she could tell from Theta and Salkov's reactions that it's comparable to a top-secret weapon. Otocin quickly reminds them that he said it was more dangerous than a gun, but the first soldier and Momolly reply that Borksen's words are more convincing. The other female soldier wonders if they are able to learn Nen as well, and Borksen reminds them that she could have investigated the question if she had remained on Tier 1. She emphasizes that survival is their top priority and that they are at a disadvantage since they don't know anything about the Heil-Ly members. She suggests contacting the Xi-Yu or Cha-R to establish a working relationship as soon as possible. Momolly then asks Bork whether she would tailor her response if one of them gets caught by Morena, and she agrees that they should come up with a contingency plan.[1]
After meeting with Xi-Yu and Cha-R members, two of the soldiers confirm the information and add that the Heil-Ly weren't at the office. Ken'i tells them that they have possibly found the secret hideout behind Room 3101 and that Nobunaga plans to investigate it with two other Troupe members. He adds that he and Hinrigh will track the pair seen on the camcorder footage and try to bring them back alive so that they can avoid police involvement. Borksen explains that they are unable to help since the Heil-Ly know their faces, but another soldier adds that they can turn themselves in if they end up killing the two Heil-Ly members.[2]
Abilities and Powers[]
As a Provisional Hunter, Borksen has all the benefits granted by her status as a Hunter. However, these are all temporary, and her Hunter status and license will expire after the voyage to the New Continent.[3]
Manga Appearances[]
340. Special Mission | Absent |
341. Threats | Absent |
342. Challenge | Absent |
343. Invitation | Absent |
344. Author | Absent |
345. Signature | Absent |
346. Options | Absent |
347. Inauguration | Absent |
348. Resolve | Absent |
349. Worm Toxin | Absent |
350. Prince | Absent |
351. Battle to the Death | Absent |
352. Troublesome | Absent |
353. Cold-Blooded | Absent |
354. Heat | Absent |
355. Detonation | Absent |
356. Unfortunate: Part 1 | Absent |
357. Unfortunate: Part 2 | Absent |
358. Eve | Absent |
359. Departure | Absent |
360. Parasite | Absent |
361. Withdraw | Absent |
362. Resolve | Absent |
363. Nen Beast | Absent |
364. Speculation | Absent |
365. Choice | Absent |
366. To Each His Own | Absent |
367. Synchronization | Absent |
368. Foul Play | Absent |
369. Limits | Absent |
370. Observation | Absent |
371. Mission | Absent |
372. Disappearance | Absent |
373. Inheritance | Absent |
374. Ability | Absent |
375. Persuasion | Absent |
376. Determination | Absent |
377. Scheme | Absent |
378. Balance | Absent |
379. Collaboration | Absent |
380. Alarm | Absent |
381. Predation | Absent |
382. Awakening | Absent |
383. Escape | Absent |
384. War | Absent |
385. Warning | Absent |
386. Hypothesis | Absent |
387. Recreation | Absent |
388. Reflection | Absent |
389. Curse | Absent |
390. Clash: Part 1 | Absent |
391. Clash: Part 2 | Absent |
392. Information | Absent |
393. Plea | Absent |
394. Hypothesis | Debut |
395. Founding: Part 1 | Appears |
396. Founding: Part 2 | Absent |
397. Founding: Part 3 | Absent |
398. Search | Absent |
399. Expulsion | Absent |
400. Secrecy | Absent |
401. Moonlight | Absent |
References[]
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