Shizue Izawa

Likes: Shizue enjoyed being an adventurer and a teacher, helping other travelers from other worlds adapt to this one. She also liked the hero who saved her from the influence of Ifrit, the fire spirit imposed on her by the Demon Lord Leon Cromwell. She liked sweets, especially pudding, and animals, especially cats.

Dislikes: Shizue hated Leon Cromwell for tearing her from her world and using her as a vessel for Ifrit. She also hated her fire powers, which she considered a curse rather than a gift. She disliked being treated like an old woman or a burden, and she disliked being hurt or hurting her friends. She also disliked dark and frightening things, such as monsters or demons.

Appearance: Shizue was a young woman of average height with black eyes and black hair, as well as red burn scars under one of her eyes. After separating from Ifrit and becoming human again, she slowly transformed into a frail old woman with white hair. She used to wear light armor and a red cloak, and carried a sword as her weapon.

Personality: Shizue was an adventurer and a kind, friendly teacher who cared deeply for those close to her and would do anything to protect them. She was a brave and determined person who didn't easily give up in the face of adversity. She was also curious and eager to learn, especially about her home world, Japan. However, she also had a sad and lonely side due to her traumatic past and her fire curse. At times, she would lose control of her power and become violent and irrational, causing her much suffering and guilt. She longed for a way to break free from her curse and find peace.

Hatreds: Shizue deeply hated Leon Cromwell, the Demon Lord who had turned her into a vessel for Ifrit. She considered him responsible for all her misfortunes and longed for revenge. She also hated those who harmed the innocent or her friends, and she didn't hesitate to confront them with her fire powers.

Loves: Shizue loved the hero who freed her from Ifrit's influence, a man named Shizuou, who was the king of a country called Ingracia. He was the first to show her kindness and understanding, and he gave her a name and a purpose. She admired and respected him, and longed to be by his side. However, she could never confess her feelings to him, as he was married with children. She also loved her students, the travelers from other worlds whom she taught at Freedom Academy. She considered them her family and protected them like a mother. Among them, she got along especially well with Hinata Sakaguchi, the leader of Class S, whom she saw as her successor.