Limbus Company character
Bari
The Knight of the White Moon, a Fixer who gave Don Quixote a tomorrow.
Bari, the Knight of the White Moon, is a flower-seeker of the Rivers and a traveler across the City. She is a Fixer and a close friend of Don Quixote, and her stories inspired him to found La Manchaland. She is a returning character from a Library of Ruina bad ending.
- Affiliation
- Fixer; traveler of the City
- First appearance
- Canto VII: The Dream Ending
Personality
Confident and steadfast, Bari follows through on what she sets her mind to, with a slight smugness that her knowledge and fighting skill back up. She is fair and amicable, serious when needed, and exceptionally kind and patient to her friends, serving others before herself.
Story (spoilers)
Bari came to Don Quixote's castle during the Bloodfiend war and challenged him to a duel, promising him a dream called tomorrow. The duel stretched over three days, then she kept returning to share tales of Fixers, and he grew to look forward to them. This led him to tear down the castle and build La Manchaland. When the park collapsed, Bari took Sancho away, guided her to the River of Lethe after Sancho chose to erase her memory, and settled her in a lighthouse. Bari then wrote her letters for 200 years until Vergilius came to recruit her.
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FAQ
- Who is Bari in Limbus Company?
- Bari is the Knight of the White Moon, a Fixer and traveler who befriended First Kindred Don Quixote. She appears in Canto VII: The Dream Ending.
- What did Bari do for Don Quixote and Sancho?
- Her tales of Fixers inspired Don Quixote to build La Manchaland. Later she helped Sancho flee the ruins and supplied her with books and letters for 200 years.