Caina (カイナ Kaina), is a Treasure Tool in a form of a silver tray that situated in Tendōkyū. Anyone from Crimson Realm who stays on this would not need the Power of Existence to manifest. In return, they are not allowed to move out of the tray or exert any Power of Existence, to keep its effect.
Appearance[]
It is a Treasure Tool in the form of a silver tray.
When Gavida stayed on Caina, he was seen in his normal appearance. In Alastor's case, only a portion of him appeared as an ever-burning crimson flame.
Background[]
Caina was created by Gavida, a Crimson Lord who was also the creator of Tendōkyū and Seireiden himself. As Gavida enjoyed working and talking with humans, he did not want to devour them in order to manifest himself. Thus, Treasure Tool was made to fulfill that purpose. After Tendōkyū was completed, Caina was placed inside the inside of the cathedral. It also has been added the function to control Tendōkyū's movement.
During the Great War, Gavida offered to help Mathilde Saint-Omer and Wilhelmina Carmel in exchange for delivering his friend Donato's last message to the imprisoned Leanan-sidhe at Töten Glocke's base. Caina was then used by one of them to move Tendōkyū to infiltrate the area, but Jarri eventually discovered them which resulted in Tendōkyū being hit by Merihim's Rainbow's Heaven Sword. Tendōkyū dropped to the ground and was later invaded by Chernobog. She found Gavida, who stayed behind after finishing his part of the job. In their argument, Gavida used Caina as a testament for his standpoint in siding with humans. He was then mortally wounded by the hand of Chernobog. After the decisive battle between Alastor and Asiz. The God of Retribution who lost his contractor retreated to Tendōkyū and stayed on Caina in order to search for the successor to the title "Flame-Haired Burning-Eyed Hunter".
Caina was no longer used after Shana had made a contract with Alastor. It was thought to have been destroyed along with Tendōkyū from Vine's Gordian Knot. However, it was later revealed that Tendōkyū was constantly repairing itself and already finished, with Caina remained intact, at the time of Wilhelmina Carmel's return to salvage it from under the sea. She then controlled Tendōkyū through Caina to surface.
Trivia[]
- The name Caina may be a reference to Cain, the first murderer in Bible, who was damned into Cocytus, the ninth and last circle of Hell in Divine Comedy written by Dante Alighieri. Interestingly, Alastor's vessel is also named Cocytus (or Kokytos in Greek). It is unknown why Gavida, who created this Treasure Tool, named it with the name that corresponded to the Crimson God.
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| Treasure Tools | ||
|---|---|---|
| Offensive | Blutsauger • Bubble Route • Chorde • Dance Party • Hystrix • King Briton • Kirana • Lahat • Nietono no Shana • Oreikhalkos • Papagena • Regular Sharp • Traverso • Trigger Happy | |
| Defensive | Azure • Bakuyagai • Orgel • Robe • Tarnkappe | |
| Utility | Caina • Crystal Altar • Gehinnom • Giralda • Golden Banner and Tokens • Jettatura • Nine Eternal Divine Scales • Nomenclator • Obelisk • Reiji Maigo • Reshuffle • Seireiden • Sfumato • Tendōkyū • Tessera | |
| Miscellaneous | Atalante • Nachtigall • Trivia | |
| Universal | Dark Pearls of Seven Treasures • Gordian Knot • Mekest • Shintetsu Nyoi • Tartaros • Trigon • Tyrant I/Tyrant II | |
| Non-canon | Chef's Paragon • Distorted Cage • Mumyō Kyōshin • Prison of Destruction | |