Lisamsetta (リサムセッタ, Risamusetta) is the Private Guard of the Second Prince Camilla in charge of killing the Seventh Prince Luzurus through a Nen curse.[1]
Lisamsetta is a young man with fair hair and chiseled features. They wear the standard uniform of Camilla's private guards.[1]
Plot[]
Succession Contest arc[]
After Camilla is confined to a room in the VVIP area, Lisamsetta and most of her other bodyguards attend a meeting called by Sarahell about Shikaku's suicide.[1]
Abilities & Powers[]
As a Provisional Hunter, Lisamsetta has all the benefits granted by their status as a Hunter. However, these are all temporary, and their Hunter status and license will expire after the voyage to the New Continent.[2]
Nen[]
Lisamsetta is a Nen user and can cast the same curse as the other Have-Nots in Prince Camilla's employ.[1]
Lisamsetta's Nen Abilities
Type: Unknown
Yomotsu Hegui (つじつま合わせに生まれた僕等,We Who Were Born Out of Convenience)
A haunting typecurse that is unique to the Have-Nots of Kakin. The user must carry an object connected to the target, such as a photograph and a dagger, and must think of the target daily. On the day they want to cast the curse, they must burn the object, drink the infusion of the ashes, and commit suicide with the dagger. The curse will deprive the target of their aura and, in the most powerful cases, kill them in a few hours.[1]
Months, if not years, of preparation, are necessary for the curse to grow strong enough to kill the target successfully, and even then, a few meters of distance from the target can change the moment of their death from two weeks to three months. It is, however, estimated that the user killing themselves while close enough to touch the target and looking them in the eye will result in a powerful curse even if not enough time has passed by normal standards. The ability draws power from post-mortem Nen and the user's resolve.[1]
The furigana name of the Have-Nots' curse is derived from Japanese mythology, specifically to Izanami's inability to leave the underworld due to having eaten of its food.
The kanji name of the curse, "Tsujitsuma Awase ni Umareta Bokura", is derived from a song by Amazarashi.
Viz localized the curse's name as "Dust in the Wind: Hell Fruit".[1]
