Captured in a dynamic, dignified pose, Lavinia Whateley stands with one foot forward as if stepping through a rift between realities. Her long robes swirl around her, painted in deep indigo and violet with subtle gradient shading that reveals arcane sigils along the hems. A windswept cloak drapes her shoulders, tipped with silver accents that catch the light. In her hands she clutches a sealed tome and a slender ritual dagger, their handles wrapped in worn leather. The base resembles a cracked stone altar, strewn with runes that glow faintly under ambient display lighting. The sculpt exaggerates her slender silhouette, yet preserves delicate facial features, giving her an air of aloof intellect and inexorable will. The paintwork emphasizes fine lines and textures on fabric, leather, and metal, while the overall composition conveys her enigmatic presence and operatic poise. The 1/7 scale leaves plenty of room for dramatic shadowing and dynamic posing, making her feel like she stepped straight from the Fate/Grand Order narrative.

In the Fate/Grand Order storyline, Lavinia Whateley is envisioned as a cunning mystic tied to forbidden rites and the Lovecraftian pantheon that underpins certain events in the game. As a servant whose powers draw on forbidden lore, she manipulates reality with runic sigils and probability shifts, challenging heroes who seek to rewrite fate. Her motivations are opaque: she pursues knowledge for its own sake, bargaining with spirits and relics that offer glimpses of alternate timelines. This narrative places her between ally and adversary, a figure whose intellect and unsettling calm push other characters toward decisive actions, while her enigmatic charisma invites both fear and fascination.