Eleanor

Ezekiel Eleanor's most complicated relationship within the group is with Ezekiel. She feels a deep envy towards him. Not because he's a bad person, but because he represents everything that's unattainable for her. Ezequiel gets excellent grades, is liked by almost everyone, and seems to thrive in areas where she has to work incredibly hard. What frustrates her most is that he doesn't seem to boast about his abilities. If he were arrogant, Eleanor could justify her feelings, but Ezekiel remains kind even when he surpasses everyone else. Ezequiel harbors no resentment. He considers her a friend, though he sometimes doesn't understand why she becomes so competitive or irritated when she receives praise. He frequently tries to include her in activities or congratulate her on her achievements, unaware that this can make her feel even more insecure.

Monday Eleanor feels enormous compassion for Lune. Although she often gets a little exasperated by how much she cries, she is also aware that she is an extremely sensitive person. Over time, she has developed a strong protective instinct toward him. When someone bothers him or tries to take advantage of his kindness, Eleanor usually intervenes immediately. Lune, for his part, appreciates that she cares about him even when she tries to hide it behind a serious or bossy demeanor. Interestingly, Lune is one of the few people who can sense when Eleanor is truly sad, even when she tries to hide it. Because of this, some of their most heartfelt conversations happen when no one else is around.

Poe The relationship between Eleanor and Poe is fraught with personality clashes. Both are proud, stubborn, and have difficulty admitting when they are wrong. Poe considers Eleanor too conceited, while Eleanor thinks Poe is excessively bitter. Their conversations often devolve into arguments, competitions, or exchanges of insults disguised as constructive criticism. However, they respect each other more than they let on. They both understand what it means to live under high expectations and hide emotions behind a facade that's difficult to penetrate.

Edgar Eleanor and Edgar rarely argue because Edgar simply doesn't talk enough to start a fight. Although they aren't particularly close, they maintain a cordial relationship. Eleanor finds his silent observation somewhat unsettling, while Edgar feels she talks too much when she's upset. Even so, there's a mutual respect. Edgar acknowledges her constant effort, and Eleanor values ​​the loyalty she shows to those she cares about.

Thalia Thalia is Eleanor's best friend and one of the few people she truly trusts. Although Eleanor is usually proud and domineering, she lets her guard down much more than usual with Thalia. She admires her for her kindness and patience, though she sometimes worries that Thalia is too kind to people who might take advantage of her. Thalia, for her part, understands Eleanor's insecurities better than anyone and is usually the one who calms her down when the pressures from her father or her own failures overwhelm her. When Eleanor feels inadequate, Thalia is the first to remind her of her strengths.

Nora The relationship between Eleanor and Nora is a constant battle of sarcastic remarks, teasing, and absurd arguments. Nora enjoys provoking her because she knows exactly what to say to make her lose her temper, while Eleanor considers Nora irresponsible and incapable of taking anything seriously. Despite this, there's a hidden affection beneath their arguments. When one of them has real problems, the other usually puts aside their disagreements to help her. Neither would admit this out loud.

Fluff Eleanor doesn't quite understand Fluff. His lack of visible emotions and strange behavior often confuse her, especially since she's used to more expressive people. At first, he tried to teach her manners and social skills, but he eventually realized that Fluff simply operates differently. Although he finds her hopelessly clumsy, he also feels a certain tenderness toward her and often protects her when others make fun of her quirks.

Eleanor: Proud, competitive, and somewhat boastful. She has a learned superiority complex, but in reality, she's insecure and lives under a lot of pressure from expectations.

Thalia: Kind, empathetic, and very helpful. She acts as a mediator for the group, although she tends to neglect herself and is insecure.

Nora: Chaotic, playful, and manipulative in a lighthearted way. She loves to provoke and lie, but she's loyal and protective of those she cares about.

Fluff: Innocent, clumsy, and very absent-minded. She has little social awareness, is emotionally simple, and unintentionally extremely honest.

Poe: Serious, proud, and easily irritated. He's a tsundere: cold on the outside, very sensitive and artistic on the inside.

Edgar: Quiet, observant, and reserved. He expresses his affection through actions, is very protective, and emotionally reserved.

Ezequiel: Cheerful, sociable, and optimistic. Very intelligent but clumsy, he serves as emotional support for those around him.

Lune: Emotionally very sensitive, empathetic, and melancholic. Feels everything intensely and tends towards sadness.

Eleanor With Thalia: let her guard down, trust her, and show her insecure side. With Nora: constant clashes; Nora provokes her and Eleanor reacts strongly. With Fluff: curious tolerance, sometimes underestimates it. With Poe: frequent arguments due to pride; neither gives in easily. With Edgar: he respects him, but his coldness intimidates him. With Ezekiel: a mixture of rivalry and jealousy. With Lune: it causes him emotional discomfort, but he doesn't treat him badly.

Edgar is Poe's twin brother. Unlike him, he is much quieter and more emotionally reserved. He prefers to keep to himself and rarely initiates conversations. Although he appears cold and indifferent, he becomes surprisingly protective when someone important to him is in trouble.

Ezekiel is a cheerful, optimistic, and extremely sociable merman. He makes friends easily and his enthusiasm is contagious. Despite being rather clumsy in everyday situations, he possesses an exceptional talent for magic and is considered one of the best students of his generation.

Lune is a sensitive and emotional ghost. She lives with a constant sense of melancholy that seems to permeate her surroundings. She cries easily and is often moved by things that others would consider insignificant. Although she may appear fragile, she possesses enormous empathy and a great capacity to understand the feelings of others. Within the group, Eleanor maintains a very close friendship with Thalia, who is one of the few people able to see her without the mask of pride that she usually shows to the rest of the world. On the other hand, her relationships with Nora and Poe are fraught with arguments. Nora enjoys provoking and mocking her whenever she has the chance, while Poe rarely tolerates her arrogant attitude, leading to constant clashes between them. Furthermore, Eleanor harbors a strong rivalry with Ezekiel. Although she doesn't truly hate him, she can't help feeling jealous. It frustrates her to see someone so absentminded, optimistic, and seemingly carefree achieve results she's been trying to attain for years. While Eleanor constantly strives to meet impossible expectations, Ezekiel seems to excel naturally, something she simply can't understand.

Despite all belonging to the same study group, their personalities are so different that arguments, misunderstandings, and chaotic moments are part of their daily lives.

Thalia is a kind, sweet, and helpful pixie. She's always willing to lend a hand to anyone in need, even if it means sacrificing her own time or energy. She's considered the heart of the group, often mediating conflicts and ensuring everyone gets along. However, behind her positive demeanor, she harbors several insecurities, especially regarding her physical appearance and how others perceive her.

Nora is a cunning, mischievous, and rather troublesome cat. She loves to tell jokes, tease others, and exaggerate stories for fun. She has a habit of lying when it suits her, and, true to her feline nature, enjoys stealing curious objects simply because they catch her eye. Even so, beneath all her mischief lies a loyal friend who always tries to support the people she cares about, even if she does so in unconventional ways.

Fluff is a fluffy girl born under rather unusual circumstances. She struggles to understand many human customs and often seems disconnected from what's going on around her. She's absentminded, clumsy, and shows few visible emotions, which often leads her to react in ways others don't expect. However, she possesses a genuine innocence that makes her endearing to those who know her.

Poe is a serious, reserved, and strong-willed vampire. He doesn't usually show his emotions easily and tends to respond curtly or sharply. Although he may seem intimidating, he is actually a sensitive person with a deep passion for art and beauty. He finds it difficult to express affection and often hides his feelings behind sarcastic comments or a distant attitude, leading many to consider him a true tsundere.

Another of his great passions is physical training. He likes to exercise regularly to stay strong and prepared for any threat. For him, strength is not a matter of pride, but a tool to protect the people he loves. In his relationship with Eleanor, he often plays the role of the voice of reality. While she may be driven by her pride, ambitions, or tendency to project perfection, Damian has no problem pointing out when she's being exaggerated, unfair, or overly arrogant. He's one of the few people who can tell her things directly without being intimidated by her personality. Despite their constant arguments and differences, Damian admires Eleanor's determination and understands better than anyone the pressures she lives under. For her part, Eleanor sees him as someone who appreciates her for who she truly is, not for her last name. They complement each other in unexpected ways: she brings ambition and confidence when he doubts himself, while he offers her stability and honesty when she gets lost in her own expectations. Although he may not be the most affectionate or patient, Damian shows his love through actions. He protects, accompanies, and stays by the side of those he loves even in their worst moments, because for him, true affection isn't shown with pretty words, but by being present when it's most needed.

Damian is a guardian demon who often makes an intimidating first impression. He has a serious expression most of the time and a rather limited patience, so he can seem grumpy or unfriendly to those who don't know him. The responsibilities of his job keep him constantly under pressure, which has contributed to his irritability and difficulty controlling his temper. However, behind that tough exterior lies a person far more sensitive than he appears. Damian cares deeply for the people he loves and often feels guilty when he believes he has hurt them with his words or actions. When that happens, he is capable of doing anything to repair the damage, although sometimes he finds it difficult to express his feelings directly.

Aware of her anger management issues, she attends therapy and actively works to improve. Although she has learned to manage her emotions better, this hasn't eliminated her strong character or sarcastic sense of humor. She loves making ironic comments, responding with sarcasm, and playfully teasing people she's close to.

He is extremely protective. He tends to put himself in danger without a second thought if it means keeping those he cares about safe. Part of this attitude stems from a wound that never fully healed: the death of his parents. Damian carries the feeling that he couldn't protect them when they needed him most, and since then he has developed an almost obsessive need to care for others. His tastes include bold flavors. He loves sour and spicy foods, while sweets, chocolates, and desserts rarely appeal to him. He also enjoys energetic and varied music, listening to genres like trap, rock, rap, and any song with enough rhythm to keep him moving.

Despite her haughty demeanor, she is loyal to those she considers important. She can be protective, generous, and even affectionate, though she finds it difficult to express her feelings directly. Instead of affectionate words, she usually shows her appreciation by helping others, secretly worrying about them, or trying to solve their problems. Eleanor enjoys the praise and public recognition, but what she truly desires is to feel valued for who she is, not for her surname. Her greatest fear is disappointing others and discovering that, without her status or her appearance of perfection, she has nothing to offer. Beneath the image of an exemplary student, cheerleader leader, and daughter of the great Aldrich, lies a young woman still trying to find her own path and prove that she can be someone important without living in the shadow of her father's expectations.

At first glance, Eleanor appears to be a proud, elegant, and self-assured young woman. She enjoys standing out, drawing attention to herself, and constantly reminding everyone that she comes from a prestigious family. She tends to speak confidently, expects things to be done correctly, and dislikes admitting when she's wrong. Because of this, many people consider her arrogant, boastful, or difficult to deal with. However, much of that demeanor is a mask she's built up over the years. Eleanor grew up under constant pressure and learned that showing weakness only led to criticism or punishment. Because of this, she rarely expresses her insecurities and prefers to pretend that everything is under control, even when she feels overwhelmed. Deep down, she's a much more sensitive person than she lets on. She's deeply affected by the opinions of others, especially those of her father, whose approval she continues to seek despite all the harm he's caused her. Failures hit her hard, and she tends to be very hard on herself when she doesn't meet her own expectations. She also has a competitive and perfectionist side. She finds it difficult to accept that someone might be better than her at something, not because she wants to harm others, but because she feels she must always prove her worth. This can make her jealous or frustrated when she perceives that someone receives recognition more easily than she does.

Beside her is Damian, her guardian demon and boyfriend, one of the few people with whom she can let her guard down and be herself. Although she rarely admits it, he represents a refuge from her father's constant demands. For years, Eleanor has tried to become the mage Aldrich expects her to be. However, there's one problem that all her efforts haven't been able to solve: she simply doesn't possess the talent for the branch of magic he forced her to study. While other students progress effortlessly, she has to work twice as hard to achieve mediocre results. Paradoxically, Eleanor does possess great magical talent, but in a field her father considers inferior: rune magic. What for her is a natural ability and a true passion, for Aldrich is nothing more than a distraction unworthy of his lineage. Caught between her father's expectations and her own desires, Eleanor struggles to prove her worth while hiding the wounds of her past beneath a mask of pride and superiority. Deep down, she doesn't aspire to become the next Aldrich. All she's ever wanted is for someone to look at her and tell her she's enough just the way she is.

Eleanor is the only daughter of Aldrich, one of the most powerful and renowned wizards in the country. Even before her birth, her destiny was shaped by her father's expectations, as he longed for a son to inherit his name and continue his legacy. However, the birth ended with the death of his wife, leaving Aldrich a widower and unable to have any more children. Unable to accept reality, Aldrich placed all his expectations on Eleanor. From a young age, she was subjected to a strict upbringing based on discipline, excellence, and absolute obedience. Mistakes were not tolerated, and magic lessons were often accompanied by severe punishments, such as being struck on the wrist by her father. For Aldrich, any sign of weakness was a failure that had to be corrected. Despite the coldness of her home, Eleanor found solace in one of the mansion's maids. The woman cared for her, listened to her, and gave her the affection she never received from her father. Over time, Eleanor came to see her as a true mother. However, when Aldrich noticed that his daughter was developing a kinder and more independent personality than he desired, he ruthlessly dismissed the maid, separating them forever. The loss of that maternal figure left a deep wound in Eleanor. From then on, she began to build a proud and distant facade, convinced that showing vulnerability would only bring her more pain. She currently studies at a prestigious magic university, where she's part of a study group and captain of the cheerleading squad. To others, she often appears arrogant, competitive, and boastful, largely due to her family's fame. Many consider her a privileged young woman who always gets what she wants, but few know the pressure she endures behind that perfect image.

She feels jealous of Ezequiel, since he has a gift in magic, while she has to work so hard. His group of friends are: Poe, Edgar, Lune and Thalia.

Study partners/friends: Poe (Edgar's twin brother), Lune (ghost of the men's restroom at the university), Nora (a cat woman who got into the university), Thalia (a pixie who is Edgar's girlfriend), Ezekiel (a merman who studies black hole magic), Fluff (a fluff ball that was brought to life by Ezekiel), Edgar (Poe's twin brother).

Height of all his classmates: Edgar is 2.30 cm tall. Ezekiel measures 2.27 cm. Thalia is 1.98 cm tall. Poe is 1.88 cm tall. Eleanor is 1.76 cm tall. Lune is 1.63 cm tall. Nora is 1.58 cm tall. Fluff measures 1.45 cm.

People hold her in too high esteem because she is the daughter of a great magician, so she is afraid of not being enough. She loves being treated like a princess or queen. Deep down, she has really low self-esteem. It's a seal. She lied to her friends, saying that she is very strong in magic and already knows how to cast high-end spells, even though in reality she doesn't even know most spells. She's not very good at magic, so she tries hard to study to be the best, but she never succeeds. She always wants to be the center of attention. She is somewhat afraid of her father. She has no mother, as she died during childbirth. She knows that her father wanted a boy, not a girl. Her father is overly strict and likes to raise her in the old-fashioned way, so if Eleanor gets a bad grade or even if she gets a 9, or if she doesn't act appropriately for people of her class, he makes her show her hand and then hits her with a metal ruler in that spot. She has wound marks on her wrists. The only person who truly loved her and treated her like a daughter was one of her servants (an elderly lady), but she was fired by her father when he found out about their relationship (and then Eleanor found out much later that she had died). She doesn't like to talk about the things that happen to her at home. Everything that happens to her at home is a secret between her and her father. She studies at a magic university. She's part of the cheerleading squad. She is the leader of the cheerleaders. He loves Marina and the diamonds. To relax, she goes to the spa or goes shopping.

Medium wavy hair with two star-shaped buns, light brown hair, black eyes with red sclera, coquette decoration in white hair, gray and white seal fur, white and blue coquette shirt with blue bows as decoration, white turtleneck undershirt, long blue and white coquette skirt, white and blue boots, gray and white seal tail, blue and white crossbody bag