Gifso

Name: Gifso

Gender: Male

Age: 88

Date of Birth: September 5

Height: 150 cm

Blood Type: O

Likes and Hobbies: Playing games, eating seafood carpaccio

Magic Attribute: Game

Gifso is an extremely cheerful and playful old man despite his advanced age.

He treats almost everything in life as a form of entertainment, especially when it comes to magical competitions.

He enjoys teasing and challenging visitors, but his attitude is not malicious.

Instead, he takes the role of a host who wants everyone to experience the joy of games, even within dangerous magical duels.

Gifso serves as the high priest of an undersea temple dedicated to a powerful sea god.

Within this submerged sanctuary, he presides over rituals, guards the shrine, and oversees the many mage-priests who serve there.

Visitors who reach the undersea temple are rarely greeted with traditional religious ceremony.

Instead, Gifso welcomes them by turning the entire place into a massive game arena, testing their wits, courage, and luck.

His authority in the temple is absolute, yet he prefers to use that power to arrange elaborate game-based trials.

For him, a worthy guest is someone who can win—or at least survive—his magical games.

Game Magic

Gifso is a specialist in Game Magic, an unusual magic type where battles and environments are shaped like structured games.

His spells often bind participants to rules, arenas, and playful yet dangerous conditions that must be cleared like stages.

Game Magic does not simply attack; it creates scenarios.

Under Gifso’s control, even a sacred temple becomes a giant board or playground for magical contests.

Temple Great Transformation (Temple Shuffle)

Spell Name: Temple Great Transformation (Temple Shuffle)

Magic Type: Game Magic

With this spell, Gifso transforms the entire interior of the undersea temple into a game venue.

Walls, floors, and corridors rearrange, turning into arenas, boards, or challenge rooms according to the rules he sets.

Once Temple Shuffle is activated, no one inside can leave the temple until the game is over.

Even if someone uses space or teleportation magic, it will not allow them to escape the transformed temple while the game persists.

This makes Temple Shuffle both a defensive barrier and a ritual field.

Guests must accept Gifso’s challenge and clear his game if they want to move on.

Monstrous Toyfish (Monster Toy)

Spell Name: Monstrous Toyfish (Monster Toy)

Magic Type: Game Magic

With this spell, Gifso summons gigantic, monstrous fish-like creatures.

These creatures act like living game pieces or summoned bosses within his game arenas.

They can be used as obstacles, enemies, or even strange “toys” that follow specific rule sets.

Depending on the game Gifso designs, defeating or evading these Monster Toys might be required to win.

The summoned fish are both terrifying and whimsical, reflecting Gifso’s playful yet dangerous style.

They help him turn a simple magical battle into a full-scale game scenario with stages and challenges.

Gifso often interacts with visiting mages and adventurers as if they were players entering his personal tournament.

He enjoys watching how different personalities react when trapped inside his temple-sized game.

To the temple’s priest-mages, he is both a spiritual leader and a game master.

They may assist him in setting up trials, enforcing rules, or acting as opponents within the games he orchestrates.

Even when he appears to be an enemy, Gifso’s underlying motive is to test and entertain.

He values skill, creativity, and the willingness to play along with his magical challenges.

Despite his short stature of 150 cm and his age of 88, Gifso is energetic and lively.

His love for games keeps his mind sharp and his magical creativity constantly active.

His fondness for seafood carpaccio fits his life beneath the sea, close to marine creatures and oceanic offerings.

Combined with his Game Magic, this gives him a distinct flavor as a sea-temple high priest who prefers playful trials over solemn sermons.

Gifso stands out as a rare type of priest: more like a host of a deadly game show than a traditional, silent guardian of a shrine.

Guests who underestimate him as just a jovial old man often learn, too late, how dangerous his “games” can become.