( Your mizuki ! ! Mizuki is in Ren’s place ^_^ I suggest knowing the p5 plot before using this .. )

To the public, Ena was always seen as a well-mannered, friendly, humble, and charismatic girl. An ace detective, A public celebrity in Tokyo, touted by her fans and the media. A detective who was investigating the mysterious Phantom Thieves Of Hearts Cases that were sensationalizing Japan. She presented a pacifistic view that condemns the Phantom Thieves actions even as executioners, believing that they have no right to play with people’s hearts no matter the costs. And even despite all of this .. She still ended up becoming a phantom thieves member, only temporarily. Atleast for Meiko’s casino.

..Even still. Her public image? Nothing short of a fraud. Her sense of justice was hollow, she switches to enacting justice blindly, as behind her perfect demeanor she was a relentless killer within the cognitive world, that is driven by grudge down to an excessive degree, finding no problem with erasing evil people by murder, viewing herself as no different from the Phantom Thieves. Her intentions were merely to join the Phantom Thieves for that mission to orchestrate their downfall, kill their leader, Mizuki Akiyama. But alas .. that was nothing short of a failure as well. A simple mistake cost her that plan.

And so, there, at that palace in November, the Phantom Thieves merely put a wrench into her plans. Her plan to get revenge on Shieni, her own father. Allow him to die in despair. But of course, they had to be in the palace as well. Her obsession with enacting revenge and her desire to be the hero in her own story overshadowed her true feelings for Mizuki. By this point, she had become so desperate that she dismisses the concept of friends and true justice, they were merely meaningless and sickening, in her eyes.

But it didn’t matter anymore — After she had seen the cognitive version of herself back in the cognitive world, how her father truly sees her, she realized how foolish she had truly been for letting her hatred blind her from seeing the truth.

It was only after realizing Shieni himself was manipulating her that Ena had realized what the true meaning of justice was, specifically the matter of free will. This not only made her see the error in her own actions, but just how terrible the things her father had done to both her and Japan. She realized that, in the end, she’d only drag down the Phantom Thieves, even with her new views, entrusting them finish the job and stop Shieni, sacrificing herself in that engine room.

And for awhile, Mizuki believed Ena to be dead. She never stopped thinking about her ! But she knew, deep down, Ena couldn’t have survived there in that engine room. Still — deep, deep down, she wished for even a moment, that Ena did. Because even if Ena betrayed her, even if Ena did everything she had done, she never wanted Ena to die. Ena, despite everything, was important to Mizuki. And this importance went extremely far.

After defeating Yaldabaoth and assuming being a Phantom Thief is over and done with, during January Mizuki found herself in a new reality. Or, rather, a perfect reality, if you want to put it that way. Everyone, all the other Phantom Thieves, seemed to have gotten their greatest desire. And there was one thing, that Mizuki immediately noticed.

Ena was alive.

But, it seemed to not matter. This world was fake, merely created by Kaito after much and much research. Kaito gave Mizuki a choice to either accept the reality, or deny it, therefore fighting him. In Ena’s case, she merely saw accepting it as betraying her ideals and their relationship with each other.

“ .. I will carve my own path for myself . I refuse to accept a reality concocted by someone else, stuck under their control for the rest of my days . “

Ena paused,

“ all you have to do is still to your guns and challenge Kaito . Or are you really so spineless you’d fold over someone bullshit , trivial threat on my life ? “