Wuthering Waves 3.x: Aemeath? Artificial Sentinel ? Release Date

Recently, Wuthering Waves released the Version 3.0 Cinematic Short titled "Transfer Student." In this short, we caught a glimpse of a familiar yet unfamiliar figure—the pink-haired girl, Aemeath previously mentioned in leaks. This character seems quite intriguing, so in today's article, LDShop will analyze Aemeath with everyone!

Recap

First, in the Version 2.8 storyline, the Shorekeeper mentioned that Lahai-Loi has long been covered in ice and snow with a sparse population, and therefore, a Sentinel to guide its civilization never existed. With this statement in mind, let's now take a look at the officially released Version 3.0 cinematic short, "Transfer Student."

Invisible Pink-haired Girl Aemeath

According to leaks, Aemeath will probably enter the banners of Version 3.1 or 3.2. So let us dive into her story.

First, in the video, Lynae races onto the scene on her motorcycle. Even though the Pink-haired Girl is right in front of her, Lynae shows no intention of braking and rides straight through her! The Pink-haired Girl remains completely unharmed.

Then, the pink-haired girl, Aemeath is seen sitting right behind Lynae on the motorcycle, yet Lynae remains completely unaware. Sharp-eyed viewers might have noticed another clue—she casts no shadow.

Furthermore, as you can see in the GIF below, both the close-up of the pink-haired girl's hair and her full body appear fragmented and unstable, as if affected by a poor signal or transmission glitch.

And finally, at the end of the video, our Rover looks toward Aemeath in the classroom. Her expression is one of sheer shock, which confirms that she had been invisible to everyone until the moment Rover saw her.

All these signs indicate that Aemeath exists in a different spatial dimension from us and possesses a special identity! Could she be the new Sentinel?

Artificial Sentinel?

Alright! Now, we must return to the key point highlighted in the recap: there is no Sentinel in Lahai-Roi. Therefore, she definitely cannot be a Sentinel.

Besides the Shorekeeper's testimony, take a look at the Tacet Mark on her chest—it only has five points. In contrast, the Sentinels from the two previous versions, Cartethyia and Jinhsi, both have six. This also serves as proof that she is not a Sentinel!

So, how do we explain the identity of this pink-haired girl?

The Spacetrek Collective is an international, non-profit scientific body founded through the collaborative efforts of multiple Solaris nations and organizations. It holds primary responsibility for managing all research, development, and construction activities within the Lahai-Roi region. This includes the establishment of key facilities—such as the Research Institute, Startorch Academy, and the Starward Riseway—beneath the expansive frozen terrain. The organization’s central objective is to investigate the Exostrider phenomenon, with the ultimate aim of propelling advancements in interstellar travel technology.

So, is it possible that this pink-haired girl is an Artificial Sentinel created by the Research Institute, similar to the Shorekeeper?

Conclusion

Alright, Rovers! That concludes our brief analysis, based on this PV, of the pink-haired girl's identity! For now, the theory that she is an Artificial Sentinel holds considerable credibility! If she truly is a man-made Sentinel, then you all know what that means, right? Let's all contribute our part—LDShop WuWa Top-Up is here to help! Also, for more WuWa-related content, be sure to check out our WuWa Hub!

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