Hamyuts Meseta
Hamyuts Meseta is a female anime and manga character who features in Books of Bantorra.
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Biography
Hamyuts Meseta (Japanese: ハミュッツ＝メセタ, Hepburn: Hamyuttsu Meseta) was a female human whose origins were largely unknown except that during her childhood she was abducted by a Librarian from Bantorra Library named Makia. This former member of the Armed Librarians had departed leadership of the organization after he had learnt the truth about Heaven that was the three where Ruruta Coozancoona slept. During a moment of weakness, Ruruta had revealed that his desire for books to be fed to him was to show his love Niniu that the world was worth saving. However, he failed to find a book that contained a person's life experience that revealed this view. As such, he felt that if he failed to find a book then the only way to please Niniu was to destroy the world. As a result, Makia departed Bantorra Library in order to find a way of stopping Ruruta from awakening to achieve that goal. He decided to create living weapons for this feat where he abducted Hamyuts Meseta and Chacoly for this task. Each was to be trained with a different means of stopping Coozancoona whereby they suffered from inhumane experiments conducted by Makia to accomplish this task. Chacoly was programmed to create feelings of love in others for her and she herself was made to love Ruruta. This was with the goal of going into Bantorra Library to make Ruruta fall in love with her and both to die together. In contrast, Hamyuts was subjected to intense pain to the point that she was programmed to enjoy that feeling and desire to die. Meseta was tasked with directly challenging Ruruta and fighting him to destroy him. By the time both approached adulthood, Makia had successfully completed his programming of the pair who were released into the world. The former Armed Librarian took Chacoly in order to infiltrate Bantorra Library in order for her to directly meet Ruruta for her objective whilst Hamyuts waited in case that failed. After leaving, she arrived at a tavern where she was reading a book when she was approached by Mattalast Ballory who began to flirt with her. It was in that moment that she attacked him as she was looking for a strong opponent to kill her and he managed to defeat her after a harsh battle. Rather than kill her, he kissed her with the two sleeping with one another and they stayed the night. Afterwards, she was introduced to Bantorra Library and inducted into the ranks of the Armed Librarians when the Acting Director was Fhotona Badgammon.
Later on, she was promoted to the position of Acting Director of the Bantorra Library and placed in charge over the vast archive that housed the 'Books of the Dead', which recorded the lives of the deceased. Hamyuts personally confronted agents of the Shindeki Church who sought to destabilize the Library. Rather than delegating the task to her subordinate Armed Librarians, she entered the field herself, effortlessly dismantling the Church’s warriors with her mastery of sling weaponry and her extraordinary physical abilities. This battle highlighted not only her superhuman combat skills but also her cold pragmatism—she treated the deaths of both her enemies and her allies as inevitable consequences, never once faltering in pursuit of the Library’s greater mission. She was later at the forefront of a larger conspiracy involving stolen Books and manipulation of human memories.
Overview
Personality and attributes
In appearance, Hamyuts Meseta was a tall and striking woman with long light-brown hair and sharp features. Typically, she wore a white shirt with a small bunny cartoon on the right breast side. She wore form-fitting combat attire that contrasted her official role as Library Director, reflecting both elegance and lethality. Her most distinguishing accessory was her sling that was a weapon she wielded with such mastery that it became synonymous with her identity.
Hamyuts embodied a paradoxical mixture of sadism, cynicism, and duty. She was openly manipulative and cruel, relishing in the suffering of others, yet at the same time she remained steadfastly committed to the preservation of the Library and its Books. She often acted with apparent detachment from morality, claiming boredom or personal amusement as her motives, yet her hidden loyalty to the Library revealed a depth of conviction beneath her cold surface. This duality made her unpredictable—at once a sadistic tyrant and an indispensable protector.
A result of the violent experiments done to her led to Hamyuts taking great pleasure in death and was the reason for her crazed attitude towards battle in her adulthood. She showed an easy-going personality but one that had a lust for battle as she was always searching for a opponent that was strong enough to kill her.
She displayed her ruthless authority and unrivaled combat prowess, single-handedly eliminating threats to the Library’s interests with a casual, almost theatrical brutality. Unlike the calm and scholarly reputation one might expect of a library head, Hamyuts established herself as both a feared warrior and a cunning strategist, whose very presence maintained the Library’s dominance over organizations seeking to control the Books.
Hamyuts revealed her ability to read and exploit weaknesses, manipulating allies and adversaries alike through psychological tactics as much as through force. She demonstrated a calculating brilliance in identifying the hidden motives of her enemies, orchestrating events so that the Library’s interests were preserved even at the cost of moral compromises. This reinforced her reputation as both a terrifyingly powerful warrior and an intellect capable of outmaneuvering entire organizations.
According to Minth's Sacred Eyes, Hamyuts main trait was self-loathing and her thoughts were of the void but she wished for love.
In the past, she was involved romantically with Mattalast Ballory.
Powers and abilities
Physiologically, Hamyuts was a human whose body possessed extraordinary enhancements that elevated her far beyond ordinary limits. Her physical strength, speed, and agility were superhuman, allowing her to defeat armies single-handedly. She possessed heightened senses, the ability to perceive the intentions of others, and mastery over her sling weapon that turned even simple projectiles into devastating weapons. Her constitution made her nearly invulnerable in combat, as she could withstand injuries that would kill normal humans, ensuring her survival in battles where ordinary warriors perished.
Among the Armed Librarians, she was held as the strongest of their number alongside Mokania.
Hamyuts was normally armed with a sling that was typically wrapped around her right wrist. With it, she grabbed various stones or debris that she could throw at far distances to the point of sniping targets with incredibly precision and force. The speed of these projectiles could reach 5 times the speed of sound allowing them to deal immense amount of damage.
Her magical ability was Sensory Fibres that when used appear as thin mystical filaments that spread from her back and could extend to enormous distances. With these fibers, she as able to observe locations from a distance and when fully emitted they could reach to approximately 50 kilometers with Meseta able to generate over billions of such filaments.
She came to be made the Director of the Bantorra Library and was held as among the strongest of its Armed Librarians.
Notes
- Hamyuts Meseta was created by Ishio Yamagata and Shigeki Maeshima where she featured in the setting of Books of Bantorra.
In other media
Television
- In Books of Bantorra, Hamyuts Meseta appeared in the setting of the anime television adaptation where she was voiced by Japanese voice actress Romi Park and by English actress Shelley Calene-Black in the dubbed version.
Appearances
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