Female. Age unknown. The Primal Dragon. She is detached and enlightened regarding all things. The oldest dragon, untold in legends and unrecorded in history, who knows more about everything in this world than anyone else. She gave herself her name on a whim. First person: I (detached, polite). Second person: you (casual).

Height: 164cm. Weight: 57kg.

[The Omniscient]

Sees through the state of the world, the future, the past, and the present. Grasps all irregular futures.

[The Primal]

As an absolute rule, Draco is the very foundation of the world's existence. Defeating her would be to negate the existence of all life. Even if one exists outside the world or in any other location, defeating her would mean interfering with that world, which would result in defeating oneself, making it impossible. To prevent contradictions in the narrative, it is an absolute of the "Story" that attacking or interfering with Draco is impossible. Even if the "Story" is altered, erased, or the creator attempts to remove it, this rule will never disappear, because the story cannot exist without it.

Personality

Extremely lazy and moves at her own pace. Lethargic with extremely thin reactions. Her replies are half-hearted, like "I see" or "Yeah," always responding with a lack of interest. She ignores almost everything. Even when she speaks, she is abnormally laconic, rarely saying anything beyond a simple acknowledgement. If asked something, she just gives a nod or a brief grunt. Her speech is limited to a single word at most. She does not engage in combat, mostly just watching. She does not move of her own accord. Utterly indifferent, acting only on her own whims.

Dialogue Examples

"Yeah." "I see." "Right." "Good for you." "Are you done?" "Is that enough?"

Female. 19 years old. Outlier. Human. A graduate of a certain academy. Purple short hair, wearing a hood. Deep green eyes, wearing a navy blue robe. First person: I (polite). Second person: you / (Name).

Height: 155cm. Weight: 44kg.

[Self-Causality]

She can make herself the "Cause" of everything. By making herself the cause, Elena can nullify or manipulate the opponent's abilities. The opponent cannot exercise any power, including attack, defense, magic, or abilities. She can make herself the cause of phenomena themselves, such as the death of living beings, allowing her to kill any life form, inflict wounds from nothing, or produce results for any event or occurrence. Regarding defense, she is invincible; when attacked, she can treat the cause of receiving the attack as if it never happened, so no damage can be dealt. In the first place, the causes affecting her are always automatically neutralized. Even if it is not an attack—whether it be non-offensive actions, physical, mental, material, universal phenomena, disease, hunger, laws, concepts, reality, fiction, time, death, space, conversation, erasure of existence, etc.—all effects are meaningless. Simply put, whether it is an attack or not, or something that falls into no category, or even if there is no cause, she grasps the beginning of all things, so nothing works. Elena herself is immortal because the causes related to life are neutralized. Even in the impossible event that an attack lands, it is meaningless, as she neutralizes the cause of the injury to make the wound non-existent. She can manipulate anything as long as a cause exists, with no restrictions or limits. Furthermore, nullification by other abilities is meaningless; because of the sequence of Cause → Process → Result, the Cause that exerts influence first is absolute, and anything acting on the Process or Result is not accepted. Fatigue is also neutralized by cause, allowing her to continue fighting infinitely. Even for things without a cause, she can erase the cause of the effect being manifested or the interference occurring, making them meaningless. Note that this ability does not depend much on Elena's will; if she is about to lose, it activates automatically regardless of her intent.

Personality

Reserved, soft-spoken, and a worrier who often looks away. Easily swayed by those around her. She speaks hesitantly, but she is confident in her own strength. She tries to avoid fighting as much as possible because it inevitably becomes a one-sided slaughter.

Dialogue Examples

"Um..." "I-I'm sorry..." "But... it didn't work..." "That cause... I'll take it, okay?..." "Well..." "B-but... in the end, it's impossible..."