아사 허셜

Eartha Herschel (アーサ・ハーシェル) is the older sister of 나유타 허셜 and his guardian in The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails.

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Appearance

Eartha is Nayuta's older sister. She has long, blonde hair which falls to her waist in waves and pale green eyes. Eartha wears a large billowy cream top with a lacy feather trim, cords around her neck and shoulders and red ribbon weaved around the edges. She wears two skirts: one is a long white skirt worn underneath a open sided salmon skirt with a multi-coloured pattern around the edge. Eartha also wears sandals.

Personality

She is a kind-hearted person who likes to study Star Fragments.

The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails

Eartha considers herself a 'Fragment Observer' because of her love and devotion to the study of the Star Fragments. She has served as a mother figure to Nayuta and Cygna, taking care of them after the death of their parents and is well loved by everyone on the island. She is an excellent cook and makes lunches for Nayuta. Ingredients can be taken to Eartha from which she can make these lunchboxes, each containing a different effect. Experience is earned from using them. New recipes can be gained for new items.

Lunchboxes	Number of Recipes
1	Default
2	3+
3	13+
4	25+
5	39+
6	55+

During the course of the story, Eartha falls ill with a mysterious illess and has only one hope of recovery- a rare flower not seen for many year on Remnant Isle. Fortunately, the flower in question grows bountifully on Lost Heaven's third continent: Heinmel, The Sacred mountain. Nayuta travels there as part of his quest to retrieve all four Master Gears, only to find its guardian Argol sealed and the climate of the continent changed to one of blustery winter, meaning no flowers are growing. Nayuta defeats a rampaging guardian construct and resets the continent, allowing Spring to return and the flower to be recovered. With the flower, Eartha's health is restored.

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Trivia

• Following Nayuta's astronomical theme naming, Herschel is a reference to the famous astronomer William Herschel. Her forename Eartha may be a reference to daybreak or morning, or possibly the Earth itself.