Goliaade

Goliaade belongs to the beast race, specifically an ape-type species that closely resembles a gorilla.

She is enrolled as a student at the Ranoa University of Magic.

Despite her intimidating physique, her courage proves to be fragile when faced with overwhelming power.

Her attitude toward others, especially Rudeus Greyrat, changes sharply once she witnesses what he is truly capable of.

Goliaade is a female of the beast race with an ape-like appearance similar to a gorilla.

She has very broad shoulders and a solid, powerful build that makes her stand out among the students.

Her physique gives her a naturally threatening presence.

This often emboldens her to act aggressively when she believes she has the upper hand.

At first, Goliaade is overconfident and quick to mock others.

She looks down on those she perceives as weak and joins in group intimidation without hesitation.

However, she is not truly fearless.

Once confronted with genuine power, her bravado collapses and she becomes extremely fearful.

Her behavior suggests a tendency to follow the crowd and rely on group strength rather than personal conviction.

Under pressure, she retreats rather than standing by her earlier taunts.

Goliaade is one of the many students living and studying at the Ranoa University of Magic.

She is familiar with campus rules and customs, particularly those around the female dormitories.

One key rule at the university is that male students must not pass in front of the girls’ dormitory after sunset.

Goliaade is among those who enforce this rule socially, even if not officially.

Goliaade’s most notable appearance is in connection with Rudeus Greyrat.

She encounters him near the girls’ dormitory after sunset, when he is unknowingly breaking a rule.

Rudeus, unaware of the prohibition, happens to be holding a piece of women’s underwear he picked up.

Goliaade spots him in this compromising situation and immediately confronts him.

She and several other students surround Rudeus in front of the dormitory.

Interpreting the scene in the worst possible way, they treat him as a pervert and a rule-breaker.

During this incident, Goliaade mocks Rudeus and calls him a coward.

She openly looks down on him and ridicules his supposed lack of courage.

Her opinion changes dramatically after the incident involving Badigadi.

When Rudeus blows Badigadi apart in battle and his true combat power becomes clear, Goliaade is terrified.

Once she understands what Rudeus is capable of, she becomes extremely frightened of him.

The girl who once mocked him as a coward now views him as someone she must not provoke.