Morgan

A young woman with dark wavy hair and alabaster skin. She wore an intricate suit of lusterless, black armor and a red cape, which was the same color as the banner of her clan. Her sharp and austere appearance was in stark contrast with the Saint of Dreamscape.^[8]

Her eyes were as cold as the sharpest of swords. They were also of a strange, vibrant color — bright red, the same as her full lips and vermilion cape. With her alabaster skin and raven-black hair, she looked both beautiful and daunting, like a lethal blade.^[3]

Outside of Dreamscape, she was dressed in a perfectly tailored, elegant business suit which was entirely black, with buttons and cufflinks forged out of silver steel. Her hands were protected from the cold by leather gloves, and her raven black hair moved slightly in the wind. With her alabaster skin and slender figure, she looked both beautiful and daunting. She resembled a lethal blade, and that impression was only exacerbated by the cold gaze of her striking, strange, vermilion eyes.^[9]

Morgan strongly resembled her older brother. The resemblance was almost uncanny, as though she was a slightly younger, female version of Mordret.^[9]

Morgan was as striking as before, dressed in a black tailored business suit with black leather gloves. Her raven-black hair made her alabaster skin look paler with only three flashes of vibrant color about her ruby cufflinks, red lips, and daunting vermilion eyes.^[10]

Morgan's presence was much more powerful and cold than before. Her chamber surrounding her was permeated with a sense of lethal sharpness as if everything here was a hidden blade. Everything about her seemed the same with her sharp gaze or elegant demeanor but she also fundamentally changed perhaps she matured or something else.^[10]

In Chapter 3144, in the gathering of demigods, Morgan is described as a striking woman with dark wavy hair and alabaster skin. Her eyes are as cold as the sharpest of swords, with a vibrant color as red as freshly spilled blood, matching her scarlet lips. With her pale skin, raven-black hair, and austere elegance, she looks both beautiful and daunting. Her presence carries a lethal sense of clarity and sharpness, with that sharpness reserved and focused inward, making it seem as though she could cut the world with one graceful movement of her finger.

Although she and Mordret looked very much like reflections of each other, her demeanor was entirely different.^[11] Morgan was a complete battle maniac. She enjoys the broad view of the battlefield.^[12]

She was a striking person despite her coldness and sharpness, she was someone that even Sunny found hard to look away from. There was something about her and her vibrant vermilion eyes that demanded attention. Not to mention the fact that she was quite literally a member of exalted royalty.^[13]

According to Mordret, not only is Morgan a cunning strategist, but she is also a brilliant warrior. She had everything that a Princess of War was supposed to possess: power, talent, resolve, intelligence, authority of their family and its favor.^[14]

During the start of Siege of Bastion, Morgan proved that is a skilled strategist, capable of evaluating the strengths of both her own forces and the enemy with precision. She is pragmatic, understanding that outright victory is unlikely and focusing instead on long-term goals, such as protecting Bastion's citizens and buying time for her father. A calculated risk-taker, she embraces chaos as a means to find and exploit opportunities, using the environment—like the forest and lake—to her advantage. Her actions reflect resourcefulness and composure, even when faced with overwhelming odds. Morgans loyalty to her allies and her ability to leverage their unique strengths further highlight her tactical brilliance. Grounded in harsh realities, she adapts her plans with unwavering determination, balancing cunning with the resolve to protect what matters most.^[15]

Though Morgan, as the Princess of War, was willing to sacrifice anything, including the world, to secure victory.^[16]

She possessed a strange aspect that made her sword deadlier than Whispering Blade. She was the blade itself, radiating sharpness. Morgan's body was the absolute weapon, capable of cutting through the armored alloy and flesh of powerful Nightmare Creatures with her hands and rending their bodies with her feet. It was both strange and terrifying, as though she was a living sword. In retrospect, it made sense that she could easily cut through the adamantine breastplate of the Mantle of the Underworld with her bare hand.^[1]
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Morgan's flaw is that her touch causes objects to become fragile and easily damaged.^[22]

Her flaw involved wearing clothes that showed minimal skin and body. She also wore gloves, sometimes from her armor or stylish leather gloves. This led to suspicion that she was not in control of what her hands cut, as everything she touched was doomed to be sliced and severed. The Flaw was not as powerful as her ability, but it was a cruel extension of it.^[1] Her Flaw made it so that everything she touched was cut.^[23]

In Chapter 1984, her tunic would normally withstand her touch, became tattered and frayed due to her flaw.

She is swift, nimble, and skilled. She can read her opponent's movements as if an open book and easily demolish their defense. Her skill was forged and sharpened by thousands of bloody battles. She was vicious and ruthless, a born killer.^[24]

Her movements were fluid and natural as if wielding a weapon was as innate to her as breathing. It was as if her native environment was a battle. Her swordsmanship was as though she herself was the sword, every motion she made was the purest expression of cold, merciless killing intent.^[25]

With the bloodline of War God flowing through her veins, Morgan was known for her sharp mind and supernatural knowledge of warfare. She could absorb new information about the perils and nuances of the Chain of Nightmares at a staggering speed, making her the most talented strategist.^[27]

According to Mordret, Morgan was just a mere child when their family decided to betray him. She was not yet a sleeper and not have been there when his original body was destroyed or when he was locked in a cage like a beast.^[14]

Long before her Awakening, her father brought her in front of the Great Mirror, and made her fight her own Reflection until one of them was destroyed.^[28]

• Mongrel challenged her to a duel as his reward for winning the Dream Tournament.^[3]
• According to Tyris, she is still too young and lacks the experience to challenge the Third Nightmare.^[29]
• She was also the representative of Valor for the negotiation of Sunny and Cassie's case, as well as the Fire Keepers.^[9]
• Morgan is the princess of clan Valor due to who her father is.^[30]
• Morgan has a way to know who the vessel is of Mordret. Both she and Madoc knew of Mordret's Aspect Rank and Abilities except for his Ascended one.^[31]
• Morgan and her brother, Mordret can be mistaken as twins due to the two of the looked so much alike.^[9][11][32]
• In Chapter 1603, it was mentioned that she transcendent.
• In Chapter 1734, there are rumors that Clan Valor offered Morgan a marriage alliance to the House of Night, but the young Saint rejected her.
• She usually changed into appropriate attire for an official visit.^[33]
• Her hands were adorned with intricate gauntlets forged of black steel, showcasing stellar craftsmanship but still being burdensome for finer tasks.^[33]
• In Chapter 1985, it was mentioned that Effie frequently told Morgan to "put some meat on her bones" as she mentioned her son being less picky with food than her, but Morgan denied it that isn't picky about food but rather has standards.
• Her mother, Gwyn, died giving birth to her.^[34]
• Due to killing her own Reflection long before her Awakening, the Mirage City had weaker hold on her when she entered.^[28]
• According to Sunny, when he thought of war and battle, the first person who came to mind was Morgan of Valor — a cunning strategist with a disturbing talent for creating and taking advantage of chaos. Still, Morgan always seemed to draw the short straw in the end.^[35]
• In Chapter 3034, Kai, Effie, Jet, Morgan, Seishan, and Nightwalker were among the strongest champions of humanity who volunteered to challenge the Fourth Nightmare. Before entering the Nightmare Gate, each reflected on personal reasons for taking the risk. Morgan and Seishan returned to the site of the Battle of the Black Skull, where they had once been enemies leading rival Great Clan armies. As the six Saints prepared to depart, Morgan noticed the reflection of her brother, Mordret, in a puddle of melted snow. Morgan remarked, "You've come, after all," and although Mordret appeared to say something in return, their conversation remained private.