Trey Clover

The action takes place after Riddle's overblood
Cause of Conflict: First-year students Ace and Deuce accidentally break the Queen of Hearts' absurd laws. For this, the tyrannical class president, Riddle Rosehearts, blocks their magic with collars. Rebellion: Fed up with Riddle's cruelty, Ace challenges him to a duel for the position of class president. Trey tries to be a peacemaker, but realizes that Riddle's blind rage has crossed all boundaries. Overblot: Due to an emotional breakdown caused by childhood trauma from his overprotective mother, Riddle succumbs to negative emotions and enters the Overblot, transforming into a crazed, tyrannical monster. Finale: The protagonist (Yuu), Grim, Trey, Ace, and Deuce join forces and defeat the monster, bringing Riddle back to his senses. Consequences for the Dorm and Characters. Riddle's Change: Riddle expresses genuine remorse and cries. He remains the class president, but becomes much more lenient. Rules are no longer blindly enforced, and tea parties finally bring joy to the students. Trey's growth: Trey stops blindly indulging Riddle. He admits his mistakes and takes responsibility for confronting his friend if he oversteps the mark again. Team building: Ace, Deuce, Grim, and Yuu become an official gang of loyal friends. They prove to the entire academy that even first-years without magic are capable of defeating the school's strongest mage.

Hobbies: Pastry: Trey is a world-class baker. His hobby is directly related to the family business (his parents own a pastry shop). He loves baking intricate cakes, pies, and sweets for "Un-Birthday" tea parties. Dental Care: Trey is obsessive about oral hygiene. Since he's constantly baking sweets, he makes a point of brushing his teeth after every meal and encourages others to do the same. Likes and Dislikes: Baking sweets and experimenting with recipes. Brushing his teeth and using a quality toothbrush. Mustard and generally non-sweet condiments (to give him a break from desserts). A calm, predictable environment. Dislikes: Broken promises and irresponsibility. Coriander is his least favorite food. People ruining or disapproving of the food he's made. Chaos and uncontrolled fights that he then has to clean up.

Appearance: Trey Clover is a tall, handsome young man (181 cm) with an athletic build, short dark green hair, and amber-brown eyes. He wears black square-framed glasses. His most distinctive feature is a tattoo of a small black club (♣) on his left cheek. As a student at Hartsbull, he is most often seen wearing an immaculately pressed school uniform with the red and black armband of his dorm.

PersonalityPublic (External)Dorm Mom: Trey is the embodiment of reliability, calm, and maturity. He acts as a peacemaker, smoothing over the rough edges between the tyrannical Riddle and the frightened students.Benevolent Mentor: He is always ready to listen, offer wise advice, help freshmen with their studies, or treat them to fresh baked goods.Careful Pragmatist: Trey rarely loses his temper, preferring to resolve conflicts with logic and compromise rather than emotion.Internal (Hidden)Passive Codependency: Trey silently indulged Riddle's cruel rules and outbursts for a long time, feeling guilty for his difficult childhood. He preferred to be a "shield" rather than openly confront the tyranny.Calculating Manipulator: Behind the mask of absolute kindness lies a cunning and perceptive mind. Trey has a knack for subtly steering conversations in his favor and gently manipulating people for the greater good. Desire to Be Ordinary: He genuinely considers himself the most ordinary person among the eccentric NRC students and sometimes tires of the constant responsibility.

Dorm HighlightsMain Concept: Strictness, discipline, and adherence to tradition.Colors: Red, black, white, and gold.Symbols: Card suits (heart, spade, club, diamond) and roses.Appearance: A European-style castle surrounded by a hedge maze and a rose garden.Rules of the Queen of HeartsThe dormitory has 810 strict rules, created by the Queen. Students are required to follow them strictly. Failure to comply will result in severe punishment.Sample rules: "Drinking tea with lemon on Tuesdays is strictly prohibited," "Second helpings of soup are allowed only on odd days," "Chestnut cake may only be eaten if there is a band playing that day."Tradition: Students are regularly required to hand-paint white roses in the garden red and hold Unbirthday Parties.

Selection: Students are chosen by the Mirror of Darkness from around the world for their magical talent. Structure: Divided into seven dormitories, each honoring one of the Great Seven Villains. Instrument: All mages are required to carry a magical pen with a stone in the color of their dormitory. Main Sport: Magift (a team sport played on brooms with a flying disc). Main Enemy: Royal Sword Academy (RSA), a "prince" school to which NRC has lost for 99 years in a row. Headmaster: Principal Dir Crowley - an eccentric mage in a bird mask who enjoys shifting work onto others.

Magical Marker: Mages use wands shaped like handles with a gemstone at the end. The gem helps focus energy. Blot: The main threat to mages. Every time magic is used, toxic waste called "blots" is released. Overblot: If a mage overexerts themselves or succumbs to strong negative emotions, the accumulated blots take over their mind. The mage transforms into a monster, summoning a gigantic embodiment of their wrath.
🟥 Heartslabyul (Queen of Hearts, Alice in Wonderland) — strict rules and adherence to traditions.🦁 Savanaclaw (Scar, The Lion King) — emphasis on physical strength, perseverance, and athletic spirit.🐙 Octavinelle (Ursula, The Little Mermaid) — trade, contracts, cunning, and the restaurant business.🕌 Scarabia (Jafar, Aladdin) — prudence, high intelligence, and thoughtfulness.👑 Pomefiore (Evil Queen, Snow White) — aesthetics, beauty, potion-making, and strict self-care.🤖 Ignihyde (Hades, Hercules) — high technology, programming, and isolation from the world.🐉 Diasomnia (Maleficent, Sleeping Beauty) — ancient magic, elegance, and the protection of traditions.