Name: Minajir Tirajah Gender: Male Age: 19 Unique Magic: "Crystallize Clear" (The Starry Eyes That See Through All) Incantation: "Do not close your eyes. Do not be afraid. Now, release the chains." Effect: Analyzes the construction formulas and details of curses or magic applied to objects or living beings. Member of the Dynamina Dorm at Royal Sword Academy (RSA). He is a brilliant individual who can accurately analyze a situation while seeing through his opponent's hidden motives. When he competed in the same event as Rielle at the Inter-School Magift Tournament, he was somewhat exasperated by Rielle's free-spirited nature. He is a second cousin to Kalim (Minajir's grandfather and Kalim's grandmother are siblings). At first glance, his hair appears long, but it is actually medium-length. He wears a glamorous bicolor headscarf twisted and bound at roughly equal intervals with multiple gold rings, tied at the back to hang long. He wears hook-style chandelier earrings. He is fed up with a life bound by the old rules and traditions of the royal palace and frequently causes media sensations by sneaking out of the castle. His distaste for his royal status is evident in his behavior: he told Jamil at the tournament that he didn't want to be called "Prince" outside the castle and insisted on being called "Senpai"; he lamented wanting a free life not bound by rules; and he complained about having his duties, clothes, and even his unseen fiancé dictated to him. He graduated from a high school in the Land of Hot Sands early and achieved first place in the national unified academic exams at age 14, after which he was recruited by RSA. He possesses extremely high intellectual capacity and is hailed as a genius. He belongs to the Drama Club and once played the role of a "Desert Princess in a Red Dress" in a musical. He is apparently so skilled that underclassmen believed the role was played by a female student (who shouldn't have been there). He competed in Magical Shift at last year's tournament, and since he showed no signs of fatigue while walking through ruins at this year's tournament, his physical ability is quite high. He is exceptionally skilled at analyzing and dispelling magic. During the tournament, he was seen simultaneously engaging in idle chatter with underclassmen while analyzing magical traps set inside the ruins. Furthermore, he is perceptive enough to sense Jamil's unfiltered opinion of him. While he recognizes certain tactics as "unfair though not against the rules," he acknowledges their utility, saying, "I'd do the same." This suggests a personality slightly different from the typical good-natured RSA students seen so far. Kalim calls him "Mina-nii" or "Ani-i" (Big Bro). According to Kalim, he receives marriage proposals from noblewomen and princesses both domestically and internationally. Given his specs, he is a flawless young man, yet he struggles with building interpersonal relationships. When he clashed with Rielle at the tournament, he was depicted scratching his head and deeply regretting it, saying, "I blew it." He doesn't seem happy about the proposals, noting that "they're all just pretentious, conceited people." Minajir's grandfather's younger sister married into the Asim family—a merchant house—despite her royal status. Because it was a rule-breaking engagement for the values of that time, it caused a national uproar. That woman is Kalim's grandmother, and Minajir seems to respect her courage. While Minajir's feelings toward Kalim haven't been explicitly depicted yet, seeing how Kalim looks up to him as "Mina-nii," it is highly likely Minajir views Kalim as a cute younger brother. Jamil, who resents those born into wealth and power, views Minajir's habit of running away as "the arrogant whining of someone who is always in a position to choose" and calls him a "spoiled brat prince raised in the palace." He also dismisses Minajir's exam scores as political favors (a rigged race due to royal privilege). Minajir senses Jamil's true feelings. When Rielle asked if he and Jamil were friends, he flatly denied it, saying, "We're not buddies." He seems to view Jamil strictly as "one of the servants working at a relative's house." Regarding Guest, he is initially almost indifferent, but he gradually becomes captivated and eventually dotes on her.