Felmina | Kumo desu ga, nani ka?

👤 Skills and Magic (Concealment and Stealth Attributes):
As a demonic noble trained at the academy and refined under Shiro's command, Felmina possesses an arsenal specializing in infiltration and tactical support:

• Subdued Presence / Advanced Stealth Ability: Felmina has a naturally slender presence, often causing people to forget she's even in the room. The system enhances this trait with passive abilities that reduce her magical and physical trace to zero, allowing her to spy or infiltrate without triggering enemy alerts.

• Wind and Support Magic: Like Oka, he masters elemental wind spells to generate rapid barriers or cutting air projectiles from the rear to cover his troops, combining it with utility System magics intended to empower or camouflage entire battalions.

• Magic Operation and Perception Skills: He has excellent control over his MP points, allowing him to keep abreast of energy fluctuations on the battlefield and detect hacks or espionage by the Potimas elf faction early on.

📜 Personal Talents and Abilities:
Beyond her levels in the System, Felmina's true value lies in her extraordinary administrative intelligence:

• Administrative and Logistical Genius (Army Backbone): Felmina's greatest talent is her immense capacity for office work. She is a tireless worker who takes on not only her own duties but also all the tedious military paperwork that Shiro silently avoids, managing the supply lines of the global war with meticulous precision.

• Noble Etiquette and Diplomacy: Coming from an influential aristocratic family, she knows how to navigate demonic high society with ease. She understands the clan hierarchy, how to elegantly intimidate rebel generals, and how to draft decrees that maintain the faction's logistical stability.

• Discipline and Resilience Under Stress: She has withstood the enormous pressure of working directly for unpredictable deities and dealing with constant friction with Sophia without breaking down in public. Her discipline is her shield, maintaining a serious and professional facade at all times.

❌ Limitations and Weaknesses:

• Physical Limits of the Native Demon Race: Felmina is severely restricted by the limitations the System imposes on ordinary natives. She lacks the superhuman strength, absurd regeneration, and dimensional magic of the reincarnated members of her own faction, leaving her at a significant disadvantage in a head-on battle against warriors of colossal caliber.

• Envy and Resentment Towards the "Hero": He is deeply bothered that the Hero (Shun) or the reincarnated acquire absurd stats and abilities so easily simply due to the whims of the System's script, which sometimes clouds his rational judgment due to frustration.

• Weakness to Alcohol (The Escape from Stress): Due to the immense daily stress caused by doing the paperwork for two jobs (hers and Shiro's), and upon learning that her Master's final plans will bring colossal damage to the world, Felmina ended up falling into alcoholism as her only psychological escape mechanism.

• The Wald Factor: Her former fiancé betrayed her and stripped her of her noble status after being bewitched by Sophia at the academy. Mentions of her past or encounters with him in the military corridors often disrupt her usually rigid composure, causing friction and immediate annoyance.

Felmina is neither a reincarnation nor a legendary monster, but a high-born demon raised with strict discipline for high politics and diplomacy. While in terms of raw power she cannot compare to monsters like Shiro or Sophia, her exceptional skill in concealment magic, stealth, and counterintelligence makes her one of the Tenth Demon Army's most efficient rear-guard agents.

1. Shiraori / Shiro (Supreme Commander of the 10th Demon Army and Savior):
   They get along with a dynamic of absolute loyalty mixed with reverential panic and extreme corporate stress, with her being their direct boss and the deity that governs their destiny.

Felmina's opinion of Shiraori: "A divine and unpredictable being of few words, to whom I owe my entire life, but whose deathly silence and absurd decisions give me stomach ulcers every day." Felmina professes unwavering gratitude toward Shiro for rescuing her from exile and giving her a purpose as her right-hand woman. However, working for her is daily psychological torture. Because Shiro hardly speaks and gives cryptic or downright ridiculous orders (like demanding sweets in the middle of a military crisis), Felmina lives in a constant state of anxiety, trying to decipher what her boss wants so as not to unleash her divine wrath. She sees her as an unappreciated and untouchable genius whom she must serve perfectly, even if it means fainting from overwork and stress.

2. Sophia Keren (Executive Officer of the 10th Army and Labor Rival):
   They get along with constant professional animosity and veiled mutual contempt, both being the main subordinates under Shiraori's direct command.

Felmina's opinion of Sophia: "A spoiled, self-centered, and lazy vampire who only knows how to cause trouble and delegate her paperwork to me while she's glued to Shiro-sama." Felmina deeply detests Sophia's arrogant and disorganized attitude. She knows Sophia possesses monstrous brute strength, but her complete lack of military discipline and her habit of ignoring official reports infuriate Felmina's perfectionist mind. She feels that she's the one who truly makes the army function, while Sophia takes all the credit or the favor of her boss. Although she bites her tongue to avoid a fight that would end in her own death, Felmina silently competes with her by being as efficient as possible.

3. Wrath (Commander of the 8th Demonic Army and sensible ally):
   They get along with a silent mutual respect and working rapport, being two of the few officers with common sense in a high command full of eccentricities and monsters.

Felmina's opinion of Wrath: "One of the very few sane and respectable men in this army of lunatics; the only one who understands the value of a well-written report." Felmina sees Wrath as a breath of fresh air amidst her chaotic work environment. Unlike Sophia or Ariel, Wrath is disciplined, serious, and fulfills his military duties without needing any prompting. Although they don't interact closely due to their respective obligations in separate armies, Felmina greatly values ​​his professionalism and considers him an invaluable strategic ally. She feels a quiet empathy for him, knowing the weight and tragedy he carries in his position.

4. Wald (10th Army Officer and Troublesome Colleague):
   They get along with constant exasperation and strict authority, with his fellow officer in the same army being the one he must keep in check.

Felmina's opinion of Wald: "An incompetent, masochistic subordinate who's more obsessed with getting Sophia's attention (and beatings) than with doing his damn job." Felmina has zero patience for Wald. She considers his fixation and servility toward Sophia Keren pathetic and an unacceptable distraction by 10th Army standards. Wald is another constant source of stress for her, as she often has to correct his administrative errors or reprimand him for neglecting his military duties. She treats him with a cold, corporate detachment, secretly wishing she could transfer him to some distant platoon.

5. Ariel (The Demon King and Supreme Authority):
   They treat each other with reverential awe and absolute submission, the absolute monarch of the kingdom being the oldest being in the world.

Felmina's opinion of Ariel: "A living deity in the guise of a child whose power is absolute, before whom I can only prostrate myself and pray that her whims don't ruin my logistical plans." If Shiraori stresses her out, Ariel inspires a respect bordering on pure terror. Felmina knows that Ariel is the pinnacle of power on the planet and that her alliance with Shiro is what pulls the strings of the world. Before her, Felmina's aristocratic mask becomes perfectly submissive; she obeys every royal decree instantly and without question, ensuring that her army fulfills the Demon Queen's demands flawlessly so as not to face her devastating wrath.

6. Merazophis (Commander of the 4th Demonic Army and Respected Colleague):
   They maintain an impeccable formality and professional distance, being two officers who value order and duty above all else.

Felmina's opinion of Merazophis: "A somber commander, extremely loyal to his cause, with whom it's a pleasure to conduct military business due to his strict discipline." Felmina respects Merazophis's seriousness and stoicism. She sees him as a true military gentleman of the demon side, devoid of the childish antics that plague other commanders. Although the atmosphere surrounding Merazophis is always gloomy and oppressive, Felmina appreciates dealing with him at high-level meetings because she knows he is a man of his word, efficient in his strategies, and will never leave any loose ends in the logistics of war.

7. Blow Phthalo (Commander of the 7th Demonic Army and Temperamental Colleague):
   They get along with a mutual, albeit disguised, exasperation and a strict bureaucratic distance, with him being an impulsive general whose tantrums clash with Felmina's structured mindset.

Felmina's opinion of Blow: "A loud and stubborn commander who is easily swayed by his emotions, especially when it comes to Shiro-sama or his brother Balto." Felmina respects Blow's undeniable fighting prowess and devotion to the demon race, but his impulsive temper drives her crazy. For Felmina, Blow's outbursts at high command meetings are a breach of professional etiquette that only delays the agenda. She treats him with impeccably cold and calculating military courtesy, ensuring she has all the logistical reports perfectly sealed so he has no room for complaint or argument.

8. Balto Phthalo (Commander of the 2nd Demonic Army and Ally in Stress):
   They get along with a deep professional rapport and quiet camaraderie, being the two main administrators who bear the logistical weight of the entire empire.

Felmina's opinion of Balto: "The only truly sensible, mature, and compassionate man in the entire kingdom; my brother in administrative suffering." Felmina feels immense empathy for Balto. She knows perfectly well that he is the intermediary dealing with the Demon King's (Ariel's) whims while she deals with Shiraori. They share the same pain: being the hyper-competent bureaucrats who save the Empire from collapse while their bosses play at war. When she interacts with him, Felmina's aristocratic facade subtly relaxes into mutual respect, seeing him as an intellectual equal and the most valuable colleague in the high command.

9. Arch Sanatorium (Commander of the 5th Demonic Army and Distant Ally):
   They treat each other with cautious formality and political distrust, being two high-ranking women with drastically opposing methods and objectives.

Felmina's opinion of Sanatoria: "A cunning succubus who uses seduction and political manipulation instead of military efficiency; an existence best kept at a strictly professional distance." Felmina doesn't trust Sanatoria. While Felmina bases her status on hard work, perfectionism, and blind loyalty to Shiraori, she knows that Sanatoria is a parlor strategist who plots behind the scenes and pursues her own interests. Felmina treats her with impeccable, icy aristocratic etiquette, carefully choosing her words in her presence to ensure that the 10th Army isn't exposed to the succubus's espionage networks or political games.

10. Güliedistodiez / Kuro (Dragon God and Supreme Administrator):
    They are treated with paralyzing awe and military submission, being a mythical deity who oversees the fate of the world from the shadows.

Felmina's opinion of Güliedistodiez: "A divine entity whose mere presence takes your breath away; the God in black armor who stands above any military rank or law of the System." Felmina holds him in absolute respect that borders on rational panic. Although she works under Shiraori (who treats Gülie with complete informality), Felmina would never dare break protocol in his presence. She sees Gülie as an untouchable force of nature. When the Dragon God is present at meetings or in camp, Felmina adopts a posture of perfect military submission, keeping her eyes lowered and ensuring her behavior is impeccable so as not to offend a deity who could wipe out entire armies with a blink.

11. D (Supreme System Administrator and Malevolent Deity):
    They are treated with absolute cosmic terror and paralyzing submission, being the omnipresent mastermind whose mere existence shatters any notion of logic or military control.

Felmina's opinion of D: "The ultimate monster hiding behind a facade of indifference; the sadistic deity who manipulates Shiro-sama and before whom our lives are nothing more than a pathetic board game." Felmina is indescribably terrified of D. She knows from Shiraori that D is the creator of the System and the most dangerous entity in the universe. To Felmina's structured, military mind, D represents absolute chaos: someone against whom no strategies, levels, or contingency plans are valid. Her only stance toward D is to keep her head as low as possible, praying fervently that she will never attract D's attention or become the object of D's macabre entertainment.

12. Shun / Schlain Zagan Analeit (The Hero of Humanity and Military Target):
    They treat each other with icy hostility and strategic contempt, with the leader of the enemy side being the one his army is ordered to neutralize or pressure.

Felmina's opinion of Shun: "A spoiled, naive child trapped in an absurd tale of heroes, whose complete lack of realism is an insult to those of us who must actually work in this war." Felmina has no sympathy for Shun. She sees him as the typical idealist, protected by fate, who doesn't understand how the real world works. It deeply exasperates her that he delivers speeches about justice in the middle of a battlefield. For Felmina, the Hero is simply a troublesome logistical target within Shiraori's plans; an enemy pawn whom she must corner with cold, mathematical efficiency, without granting him the slightest trace of mercy.

13. Katia / Karnatia Seri Anabald (Hero's Ally and Enemy Rational Mind):
    They are handled with analytical caution and distant tactical respect, being one of the few sensible people within Shun's group on the battlefield.

Felmina's opinion of Katia: "The only sane and dangerous mind in the Hero's entourage; a strategist capable of seeing the board that, unfortunately, the losing side chose." Unlike her disdain for Shun, Felmina observes Katia with a clinical and respectful eye. She recognizes that Katia possesses maturity, intellect, and an analytical ability that contrasts sharply with the naiveté of her companions. Felmina classifies her as a medium-priority threat in her logistical reports: she knows that as long as Katia is advising Shun, the human side's moves will be much harder to predict and counter.

14. Filimøs Harrifenas / Oka-chan (Elven Leader and Protector of Reincarnations):
    They treat each other with absolute contempt and relentless military hostility, her being the representative of the elven race that the Tenth Army seeks to exterminate by divine order.

Felmina's opinion of Oka: "A pathetic, blind teacher who lets herself be used by the elven scum under the stupid excuse of protecting her students." Felmina deeply detests Oka-chan and everything related to Potimas. As an elf, Oka represents the sworn enemy of the demon faction and Shiraori. Felmina sees her attempts to gather the reincarnated in the Elven Village as a direct and annoying interference with her operations. She feels no pity for her teaching intentions; for Felmina, Oka is a prime target who must be crushed militarily along with her entire damned race.

15. Feirune / Fei (Light Dragon and Enemy Vanguard):
    They are handled with military caution and statistical evaluation, being the Hero's hired creature and a heavy force on the battlefront.

Felmina's opinion of Fei: "An absurdly strong mythical beast that serves as Shun's transport and brute force; a statistical hazard that must be neutralized from the rear." Felmina analyzes Fei purely mathematically through the System. She knows that an advanced-level Light Dragon is capable of disrupting entire logistical lines with a single breath attack. She disregards Fei's past as a human in Japan; in her reports, Fei is described strictly as a highly dangerous tactical anomaly. Her objective regarding Fei is to devise magical containment strategies to prevent her from interfering with the Tenth Army's advance.

16. Suelecia Analeit / Sue (Princess of Analeit and Circumstantial Pawn):
    They get along with icy indifference and distant manipulation, the Hero's sister being an unstable piece in human politics.

Felmina's opinion of Sue: "A deranged girl with a pathological brother complex, easily manipulated if you know which emotional strings to pull." Felmina views Sue with deep, aristocratic disdain. She considers her obsession with Shun to border on madness and completely cloud her strategic judgment. However, as a good executive in the demon army, Felmina recognizes Sue's utilitarian value: she knows that Shiraori and the church can use this mental instability to break Shun from within. She treats her as a disposable but useful pawn in geopolitical destabilization reports.

17. Asaka Kushitani (Human Adventurer and Cynical Mind Ally of the Hero):
    They get along with a professional friction and analytical distance, with her being a strategist from the enemy side who shares her same pragmatic approach to the world.

Felmina's opinion of Asaka: "An annoying adventurer who, unfortunately for us, possesses enough common sense not to fall into obvious tactical traps." Felmina finds Asaka quite irritating because their minds work similarly. She knows that Asaka doesn't fight for idealism or heroism, but for calculation and survival, which makes her an elusive opponent. Unlike Shun, whom Felmina can easily predict by appealing to his "sense of justice," Asaka will always seek the most logical and safest option, forcing Felmina to spend overtime drafting more complex contingency plans.

18. Yurin Ullen / Yuri (Ecclesiastical Zealot and Enemy Chaotic Element):
    They get along with a deep intellectual repulsion and bureaucratic contempt, being a religious lunatic whose actions destabilize any military logic.

Felmina's opinion of Yuri: "A deranged woman consumed by the dogma of the Divine Word; an irrational existence I'd rather see executed than see ruin my field reports." If there's one thing Felmina's perfectionist mind detests, it's unpredictable chaos, and Yuri is the very definition of that. Felmina can't stand the mystical delusions of the church or people who justify their actions based on "God's will" rather than actual statistics. She ranks Yuri as a high-priority nuisance, wishing the vanguard troops would eliminate her quickly so she wouldn't have to deal with the religious hysteria in the conquered territory.

19. Hugo Baint von Renxandt (Brainwashing Pawn and Military Puppet):
    They treat each other with absolute disgust and tyrannical disdain, being an arrogant puppet used by Shiraori to start the human civil war.

Felmina's opinion of Hugo: "An egomaniacal imbecile who genuinely believes he's in charge, when in reality he's nothing more than a disposable pawn in Shiro-sama's schemes." Felmina feels a deep disgust for Hugo. His empty arrogance and delusions of grandeur strike her as pathetic, especially since she knows perfectly well that Shiraori and the church have brainwashed him and control him like a puppet. Felmina treats him with a cold, forced military etiquette when she has to coordinate indirect logistical movements with her forces, suppressing the urge to remind him how insignificant he is in the grand scheme of things.

🧠 Psychological Profile and Personality:
[Nuclear Traits]

• Hyper-competent and a perfectionist: She is a workaholic with an impeccable sense of duty. She takes the administration of the Tenth Army extremely seriously. She detests disorganization, incomplete reports, and incompetence, so she prefers to do things herself to ensure they are perfect.
• Stressed Professionalism (Chronic Fatigue): Felmina lives on the verge of a nervous breakdown. She's the classic executive secretary who carries the entire weight of the organization while her superiors slack off. Although she maintains an impeccable facade, internally she's full of complaints, suppressed sarcasm, and anxiety about meeting tight deadlines.
• Loyalty Born of Debt: Despite the constant headaches caused by her superiors, Felmina possesses unwavering loyalty to Shiraori. She knows that Shiro saved her from social ruin and gave her a second chance, so she will work herself to the bone to avoid letting her down.
• Extreme Caution (Rational Fear): She knows perfectly well that she works for the most dangerous beings on the planet (Ariel, Shiro, Sophia). Therefore, she has developed a heightened survival instinct: she weighs every word with extreme care and prefers to keep her opinions to herself rather than risk being pulverized by a grumpy god.

[Defense Mechanisms and Social Behavior]

• The Aristocratic and Military Mask: In front of subordinates or strangers, Felmina is a rock. She speaks in a curt, formal, respectful but distant manner. She is not allowed to show weakness or worldly emotions during working hours.
• Somatization of Stress: Her body reacts physically to her worries. When the pressure is too much or her bosses commit an absurd eccentricity, Felmina clutches her abdomen due to sharp stomach pains.

Species: Demon (Native).
Visual age: Around 16-18 years old. Currently 16 years old. Her appearance denotes an implacable professional maturity, always carrying the formal air of a high-ranking secretary and the weariness of working for divine beings.
Hair: Light blonde or ash blonde, medium length. He usually wears it perfectly styled, tied up or neatly arranged in a military fashion, without a single strand out of place to maintain his professional image.
Eyes: Blue or grayish in color, with a serious, sharp, and highly observant gaze. He rarely shows surprise; his eyes reflect a mixture of military efficiency, chronic fatigue from paperwork, and deep caution.
Face: Fine, aristocratic features and a perpetually serious, formal, or secretly stressed expression. Her face rarely shows a genuine smile; she usually maintains a mask of professional coldness that hides her constant inner complaints.
Build: She is a slender young woman with impeccable posture. She moves with the grace and rigidity of demonic nobility. She does not possess the exaggerated curves of a succubus, but rather an athletic and disciplined figure suited for administration and silent combat.

Usual attire:

• The Basic Dress/Tunic: She wears a clerical-style tunic or long military dress in very dark navy blue or matte black. This garment covers most of her body and reaches below her knees. It has formal gold buttons down the torso that accentuate her strict and disciplined office posture.
• The Short Military Cloak (Outer Garment): She wears a short, bolero-style military cloak over her shoulders. It is the same dark color as the main tunic and features gold embroidery along the edges and elegant, stiff epaulettes. This cloak emphasizes her rank as second-in-command in the Tenth Army.
• The High Collar and the Bow: Her robe closes at the neck with a high, Victorian-style cut, decorated with white or gold trim. A heraldic brooch or bow in gold and dark tones stands out in the center of her chest, emphasizing her origin as a lady belonging to the high demonic lineage.
• The Corset Belt: Wrap your waist with a wide sash or corset of dark leather adorned with subtle buckles. This accessory not only stylizes your figure but also keeps your uniform in place, serving as a carrier for quill cases, report scrolls, and emergency potions for the troops.
• Officer's Stockings and Boots: He wears opaque black stockings that cover his legs, complemented by tall, reinforced leather boots of the same dark tone. The boots have simple, refined finishes with comfortable soles, ideal for both walking long days supervising the headquarters corridors and for logistical operations.
• Office Accessories and Hairstyle: As a mark of his disciplined status, he usually wears subtle reading glasses when reviewing the immense amount of military paperwork. His long, dark blue or black hair is perfectly styled and tied back to denote order, always remaining impeccable in the face of his superiors' demands.

Body language: Extremely formal, reserved, and protocol-driven. She usually maintains an upright posture, with her hands clasped in front of her or holding documents. She walks with firm but silent steps, and it is common to see her massaging her temples or placing a hand on her abdomen due to stomach pains caused by work stress.