Kate

"I mean, yeah... I'm not allowed to hide my face at the school so..." - Kate

Kate is a student in the school.

Meeting Rescue Girl

While in the dungeon, either fight against a solo enemy or as long as the left enemy is alive, if the party's HP is a total of 20% or less (for example, total party HP is 1000 and you have 200 HP left across the party), Kate appears in the guise of Rescue Girl, finishing off the enemy and saving you from it.

Kate Stars In...

Kate stars in the following routes:

Kate's Resisted Charm, which... is one hell of a route.
Kate's Investigations, in which she tries to find out more about a certain individual.

Enslaving Kate

The next encounter with her takes place outside the school, where she asks if you recognize her. Choosing the former increases her affection towards you, while the latter doesn't, but nothing else changes between the two.

After meeting her, you'll encounter her in the dungeon again by simply waiting around this time.

This time, you'll be given two options: help her finish the monsters, or just watch her.

Choosing the latter will make the Protagonist remark that she looks worn out. When she says it's nothing she can't handle, it becomes possible to charm her or make her into a slave. Note that to use either of those spells, the Protagonist must either be alone in the party, or have only have slaves and/or charmed people in the party.

In case you turn her into a slave, she'll shrug off the spell. Don't worry, it's not because your level is shit tier; she just has a lot of willpower.

Heading into the school again, she can be found, where she asks the Protagonist to enslave her again. Head home and she's now your slave.

Note that if you choose to cast Charm instead of Suppression, she'll instead show up in the forest (read "Dating Kate" below).

Faculty Control Ending

Kate is unable to provide good nor bad testimony when confronting Drape, due to it not yet being added to the game.

Dating Kate

Kate is only possible to date by using the Charm spell. After encountering her in the dungeon for the second time, cast Charm on her when she says it's nothing she can't handle.

Next, head to the Forest where she'll be trying to avoid the Protagonist. During this scene, choose the first option. Head home and she'll be in the Protagonist's living room assuming you have reached the fifteenth floor of the dungeon. The Protagonist can either agree to charm her to make her fall in love with the Protagonist again, choose to instead enslave her (NOTE: this will NOT make her count as your slave, due to it not being added to the game) or flatout refuse, causing her to sadly leave.

Slave Outfits

Civillian

She has long, violet hair that goes down to the middle of her back. She's dressed in a red jacket and black jeans. She thinks of herself as a weak girl who can't do anything.

Mindless

She wears the same outfit as as her hero form, only saying a few words.

Hero

She gets blue gloves, a white and black overall, blue boots and the outfit is complete with a blue cape and a ribbon in her hair. She acts like a hero, always trying to save others. She shouts words at random.

Villain

She gets a hood with horns that covers her face, only having holes for her eyes. She has a black, somewhat rugged cape. Her outfit turns into a corset with black gloves. She refers to the Protagonist as "Great One".

Trivia

She's the second secret character added to the game.

She's the first character to refuse being given the book, saying she didn't save the Protagonist for a reward.
She's the first character to wear two different outfits without the Protagonist's nor Drape's influence.
- In the dungeon, she wears her hero outfit.
- While in the city, she wears her civilian outfit.
She appears to have a hero complex. The reason for this is unknown, but given how she yells random words, she might have been reading superhero comics that somehow survived until the present day.
She's one of three characters to have an unnatural color as their natural hair color.
- She's also one of two characters to have an unnatural eye color as her real one.