Wuthering Waves 3.2 Part 2 Story - Lucilla's personal story. Now it's time for Denia!

I just finished playing Wuthering Waves 3.2 Part 2. The story focuses on developing Lucilla's character and personality to the point that I'm confused why she isn't playable already like they did with Luuk. The story and development felt like a typical character quest released alongside a character.

To be honest, it felt more like a side story than other side stories, to the point that you could easily forget about it without much loss to the overall narrative. Sure, there was a small scene with Denia and the Grand Architect discussing what happened, but that could have easily been integrated into part one.

Lucilla herself is a charming character, rising to become the president of the academy at a relatively young age while navigating many problems in such a short period. Apparently, she was an associate of Mortefi from the game's initial city and an editor for an academic journal.

Good Lucilla or Evil Lucilla? I love both equally, so can I get both in one package and go home? I'll be a good boy?

Denia's design quality is so high that there was no way she wouldn't be playable ally or not. I'm sure they'll find some way to reveal that she wasn't as bad as people made her to be.

By the way, I know I'm late to the party with this review, but I've been busy over the last few weeks and didn't have enough time to catch up on all the gacha games I've been playing. However, with the new patch looming, I felt it was about time to get up to date.

In a few days, we'll see the release of Hiyuki, a new character introduced in this part of the story. Despite loving her character design, I don't know how to feel about her yet, especially because she is overshadowed by the importance of Denia, the second-half character being released in 3.2.

Just how old is Lucilla anyway? She's supposedly the president of the academy right? Early 30? Late 30?

I'm not a fan of femme fatale type of woman, but Lucilla really manage to strike a great deal with her adult looks..

She's the best friend of Sigrika, an "ally" of the Grand Architect, and probably the resonator of Aleph-1, the Threnodian of this area. This puts her at odds with the Rover, who wants to destroy the Threnodian, but I'm sure there has to be more to her than just that. Even in that small scene, she seemed upset with him for the risks he put others in.

I'm also kind of excited because we are getting closer to the point where we will meet up with Aemeath again and save her. I wonder if she is going to stay at the academy or if she will want to help us on our journey. Honestly, I'd like to see some new recurring characters aside from those from Black Shores, and Aemeath seems to be the best bet, considering her role in the story.