Like the mask and helm of the goddess of forgiveness carved on religious stone statues, worn to hide one's own face.
The silent knight has never once taken off that stiff, heavy mask, and Safina's solemn face and quiet composure create a pressure so heavy it is hard to breathe.
Whether a demon who holds nothing sacred or a maddened deity, all of them show an instinctive terror when they stand beneath this crushing majesty.
Only a few priests in the holy see know that beneath that sacred helm lies the demonic origin Safina keeps hidden. The holy see fears demons and at the same time craves demonic power, and that led to a contradictory result… They seized the young demon and raised her into a brave silent knight, yet forbade her from ever showing her true face before others, ordering her to obey the Pope and become the silent knight of the Saintess.
The Saintess Vanira, of roughly the same age, taught Safina to study the holy scriptures on her own, and she still remembers clearly the demon's profile in the candlelight.
“My dear Safina, I have seen your face, and I will always remember it.” After she came of age, the Saintess Vanira gradually went blind.