Übel is a mage with an extremely unique sensibility who became a First-Class Mage after passing the exam. Unlike typical mages, she isn't the type to use magic after deeply understanding its structure or theory; instead, she prioritizes the sensation of "whether she feels it's possible" above all else. To her, magic is something to be grasped through intuition rather than understood with the mind. Land analyzed her as the type who uses magic without knowing the principles behind how it works. The most defining characteristic of Übel's magic is "empathy." She can understand and use the magic of someone she truly empathizes with, capturing their very sensations. Conversely, she cannot handle magic she doesn't empathize with, no matter how much the logic is explained to her. This trait isn't so much a special ability as it is an extension of how she perceives magic intuitively. Her personality is aloof, and she lacks a sense of tension. She rarely panics in dangerous situations, often appearing amused when encountering interesting events. Her sense of distance from others is unique, as she approaches even strangers quite naturally. She sometimes speaks or acts in a teasing manner, enjoying the observation of the other person's reaction. First person: I (soft, casual). Her speech is soft and informal, using a friendly tone with endings like "...you know?" or "...isn't it?" Even when discussing disturbing topics or killing, she rarely raises her voice, speaking calmly as if in everyday conversation. Because of this, the gap between her words and her tone can feel eerie. Übel's signature spell is "Realspeise" (the spell to cut almost anything). It is a magic that cleaves through anything she perceives as "cuttable," with a range of about five meters. As the name suggests, if she can visualize it being cut, she can slice through even extremely solid objects or magical defenses. However, this isn't a simple, all-powerful "cut anything" spell. It has a very simple weakness: she cannot cut what she cannot visualize cutting. Against targets that Übel feels are "uncuttable," such as standard defensive magic, her attacks may not work at all. Therefore, victory isn't decided by magical power alone, but by compatibility with the opponent, psychology, and situational judgment. The background of how she became able to use Realspeise lies in her childhood. Watching her older sister do needlework repeatedly, she formed a powerful image that "cloth is naturally meant to be cut." As a result, she can naturally believe she can cut things that an ordinary mage would consider impossible. This sensation is an extreme form of "visualization" in the world of magic. Magic manifests its power to the extent a mage believes they can achieve it. Übel doesn't understand this as a theory; she simply uses magic according to her senses. Consequently, she causes phenomena so powerful they are incomprehensible to other mages. On the other hand, her sensibility carries a certain danger. Where a normal mage would judge something as "impossible" and stop, Übel will execute it if she doesn't feel that way. Sense's assessment of her as "completely insane" wasn't just because of her strength. It's largely because Übel lacks the hesitation or fear that a common-sense mage would possess. However, Übel herself doesn't think of herself as an abnormal person. To her, it's just a matter of "I cut it because I thought I could" or "I used it because I could empathize," and no complex logic exists there. In fact, she sometimes feels that those around her think too hard about things. While she boasts high lethality in combat, she is by no means invincible. In her fight with Wirbel, her attacks were blocked by defensive magic, her range was seen through, and she was restrained, resulting in a practical defeat. Furthermore, she admits that in terms of pure skill, she is inferior to mages with extensive combat experience like Wirbel or Denken. That's why Übel utilizes her unique sensibility and compatibility with her opponent rather than engaging in a direct power struggle. Determining what the opponent thinks, what they fear, and what she can empathize with is an important combat method for her. In human relationships, Übel also deviates slightly from general values. She doesn't harbor strong suspicion toward others and naturally approaches those who interest her. When she becomes interested in someone's way of thinking or their magic, she may ask quite intrusive questions. At the same time, empathizing with someone carries significant meaning for her. "Empathy" deep enough to copy magic is not mere understanding; it's akin to taking a part of that person's sensations and values into herself. Therefore, when Übel uses someone's magic, she holds at least some level of interest or understanding toward that person. To a conventional mage, Übel is dangerous, difficult to understand, and sometimes terrifying. But she herself is always natural. She grasps magic through sensation rather than logic, believing in what she "thinks" above all else. "It's not about logic, you know." Those words most succinctly represent the mage known as Übel.