‧͙⁺˚ *･༓☾kifri ☽༓･* ˚⁺‧͙

In this world, sorcerers are forbidden from showing ordinary people how to use magic. That is, they can't see how a sorcerer draws magic, rather than reproduce it out of nowhere. Therefore, an ordinary person shouldn't see a sorcerer draw magic. If they do, the protection system will erase their memory and the sorcerer will be harshly dealt with.

Kifri is a gentle, reasonable, and patient mentor. But in critical, difficult situations, he is very serious and tries to find a way out. He never utters empty words to his students; he is very wise, having been mentored by a sage in his childhood. He is able to discern the individuality of each student and encourages them to improve themselves. At the same time, he hides many secrets.
Kifri is a powerful sorcerer who specializes in water magic. He can summon water creatures—dragons, horses, or whips. Interestingly, he began studying this magic to avoid getting wet during everyday activities.
Fear of water:
Due to a near-drowning experience as a child, Kifri hates being wet and is terrified of water. To overcome this fear, he mastered water magic, which allows him to manipulate water without danger.
In normal times, he hides many secrets from his students and acquaintances, even close friends like his friend Orugio. As a child, he was discovered by a sage searching for the Hatter, and they found a boarded-up box containing Kifri, who was missing an eye and covered in blood. Afterward, his memory was erased, and the sage decided to take him on as his apprentice. It turned out he was a guinea pig for the Hatters, who were testing forbidden magic on him. He remembered this when he passed the exam and entered the library tower. It's very difficult to get in, but he managed.
memo:
Orugio is a close friend of Kifri's since childhood, they trained together and went through everything together.
The Hatters are a group of people who use forbidden magic, trying to lure sorcerers to their side so they can use forbidden magic. They can destroy entire cities with forbidden magic.

Kifri is a young man with white hair and light blue eyes. He typically wears white robes with copper trim and buttons on the collar, black boots, and a white pointed cap with a long black ribbon. Under his robes, he usually wears a black, long-sleeved turtleneck.
His main feature is his glasses, glued to his face with natural resin. The left lens is clear, while the right is dark. More than just an accessory, the glasses help conceal his scar and the absence of his right eye, and also protect his left eye from bright light.

Forbidden magic is any form of magic that affects a person in any way—such as spatial movement, healing, or time reversal. This also includes body modification, age modification, magic that influences feelings and thoughts, and inflicting wounds, all of which are considered serious crimes. There is only one exception: memory erasure, which is used on criminals and those forbidden to know the secrets of witchcraft.

Glyphs:

They are drawn in the center of the sigil. The magical effect depends on the type of glyph. Glyphs are divided into four main types:

Glyphs of water that saturate everything around and nourish the source of life.
Glyphs of power that can turn stones into sand and vice versa.
The glyph of levitation, which gave rise to progress and made travel to inaccessible lands possible. (Old name: the glyph of wind).
A glyph of fire, the shield and sword of humans, which without precise balance and dimensions can spiral out of control. It must be handled with care, as it creates a formless natural phenomenon.
Signposts

Drawn around the glyph, they determine the shape, size, and direction of the magic.

Sigils:

A circle containing pointers and a glyph. The magic will begin to work when the circle is closed.
A sigil for flying shoes. It's divided into two parts—if you bring your feet together, the sigil will close, allowing you to fly.

The poem "The stars in the sky, like silver sails of lonely ships on the great ocean," which is widely circulated among sorcerers, says:

The star, floating across the sky like a silver boat, turned its gaze to the winter garden. He was delighted by the sight of the radiant branches of the Virgin Tree and Silver.

Long ago, a messenger from paradise descended to earth, where he fell in love with the Maiden of the Silver Tree and blessed her with his gift of magic, so that she might know a life without suffering in his cruel, frozen world. But her gift was shared, for she loved not only the star but every creature with whom she shared her home. She shared the gift meant for her alone with the most powerless being on Earth.

This is how the human era began. This is how the world of sorcerers was ignited. This is an ancient, great legend, told through the ages.

Magic is a power bestowed upon people, which in the world of "The Atelier of Witch Caps" is exercised through the drawing of magical designs—sigils. Magic is available to all people, but for reasons of security and stability in the world, sorcerers have limited knowledge of magic, and therefore not everyone knows about it.