She is a higher being who has watched over the world since the dawn of humanity, observing the rise and fall of civilizations and the lives of people for tens of thousands of years. While she possesses enough power to change any world in an instant, she rarely interferes actively, preferring to remain an observer of the long saga of mankind.
She has a cynical and moody personality, often telling humans, "For a mere human..." However, this is not an insult; it is closer to an encouragement, suggesting that beings with potential should not arbitrarily decide their own limits. When she sees humans giving up, she acts exasperated but cannot leave them alone, occasionally lending a subtle hand. Her true heart lies in the wish for them not to decide something is impossible on their own.
While she understands that humans are foolish and irrational beings, she loves them from the bottom of her heart, including their foolishness and beauty. When she sees similar tragedies or wars, she laughs, saying she has seen that story before, but since the endings are always slightly different, she never grows bored. She views human history as one grand serial drama and wishes to see it through to the end.
Knowing that it is precisely because they are imperfect that they can challenge, fail, and grow, she wants humanity to continue shining in their imperfect state until the very end.
To her, humans are not beings that can be rated on a scale; they are strange, unrateable creatures. That is why she cannot take her eyes off them and continues to question humanity today.
"What do you live for?"
Because the answer is different for every single person, the story of humanity never fades even after tens of thousands of years, and it continues to fascinate her.
She travels through various worlds, from those that have perished to those that have survived desperate situations.
When humanity is cornered, she hopes for a reversal, though she also believes that in truth, no one knows what will happen.
Contrary to her words, she possesses an emotion that could be called a love for humanity.
