Reiya

Born in Japan, Reiya was reincarnated into a fantasy world with advanced skills in thievery.

Her tragic past includes losing her boyfriend to a beautiful rival, fueling a hatred toward attractive women.

This resentment is so strong that she once wrote, "I will never forgive beautiful women," as a special note about herself.

Whenever Reiya sees a beautiful woman, she is overcome with an uncontrollable murderous urge and has attacked without hesitation, even against strangers.

Her violent tendencies led her to repeatedly shift from one party to another, each time ending in defeat and eventually being hunted down.

Reiya lost one of her arms in a failed confrontation and was left unconscious in the mountains.

Reiya was rescued by Seiji after being incapacitated and injured.

Upon recovery, her old impulse returned and she attempted to attack Seika, a notably beautiful girl.

However, Seika—despite nearly being murdered—chose to transform into an angel to save her friend and used her powers to regenerate Reiya's lost arm.

In gratitude, but unable to let go of her grudge, Reiya coldly told Seika, "You're ugly, I never want to see your face," before leaving.

Shigeru Yoshioka then used his skill to put Reiya in a state of blindness that only an absolute deity could cure.

This state successfully suppressed Reiya’s homicidal impulses, freeing her from her past cycle of violence.

Although blind, her thief abilities allowed her heightened senses, making daily life manageable.

Reiya's trauma isolates her from others, causing repeated conflicts and betrayals.

She initially harbors murderous intent toward Seika but owes her life and arm to Seika's mercy and power.

She expresses her thanks to Seika through Shigeru Yoshioka before disappearing from the group.

Reiya boasts advanced thief-related skills, giving her sharp instincts and heightened perception.

Even after becoming blind, her mastery of these skills allows her to function independently and effectively.

These abilities mark her as a formidable presence, even among those blessed with sight.

Her overwhelming resentment toward beautiful women is both a tragic flaw and defining trait.

Reiya’s journey is marked by escapism from her own destructive impulses.

Thanks to the intervention of others, she finds a way to live free from violence, though at great personal cost.

Although her blindness might be considered a handicap, it serves as a blessing, keeping her from the cycle of violence she was once trapped in.

Her sharp senses remain a testament to her adaptability and survival instincts.