Liz Cather

No specific details about Liz Cather's looks are given, but as a classic heroine, she is often described as friendly and approachable.

Liz Cather appears gentle, peaceful, and avoids conflict.

She believes everyone can become friends by talking, and always stands on ideals.

However, deep down, she’s stubborn, always thinks she’s right, and believes people with different ideas will realize their mistakes someday.

This makes her self-righteous, which causes Duke Seeker and others to be wary of her.

Liz also doesn’t notice how her magical power influences people to support her ideals and worldview.

Liz Cather is the only daughter born to a bakery owner, growing up as a commoner.

She is five years older than Alicia Williams, the protagonist.

On the day she was born, golden roses bloomed at her house, and her mother kept them because they were rare.

Because commoners are not supposed to use magic, Liz’s gift shocks everyone—she can use all elements, while usually people can only use one.

Due to her rare abilities, the noble academy allows her to enroll, even though only nobles can usually attend.

She did not become a noble’s adopted child and her status remains as a commoner.

Liz never learned noble etiquette, and often acts without realizing her place, like taking the best seat at tea parties.

At the academy, Liz works as the student council vice-president with Duke Seeker.

Everyone loves her for her kindness and friendly attitude, but she is very different from Alicia Williams, who always acts with careful thought.

The king, Luke Seeker, distrusts Liz because she is so different and powerful.

He orders Alicia to act as a villainess and keep an eye on Liz.

Liz Cather can use magic even though only noble families are supposed to do so.

Her greatest talent is her ability to use every magical attribute—an extremely rare skill.

She has a charismatic aura, and is seen as the “Saint” of her country.

Liz has also unknowingly used her “Saint” powers since childhood, influencing people to adore her and believe in her ideals.

• Alicia Williams: Friendly to Alicia at first, but their different values cause conflict and jealousy, as both care about Duke Seeker.
• Duke Seeker: Liz loves him deeply but he never reciprocates her feelings.
• Albert Williams: Was thought to be close to Liz, but her attention for Duke makes it complicated.
• Gill, Mel, Carol: Initially support Liz but later see through her shallow ideals.
• King Luke Seeker: Is suspicious of Liz’s true nature and orders Alicia to watch her.
• Curtis Kenwood: Offers words of guidance that help Liz recover after facing setbacks.

• Liz is called the “Saint” because of her uncommon ability to use all magic elements.
• She is the only known commoner scoring such powerful magic skills.
• Instead of learning noble manners, she acts naturally and stands out among nobles.

• "What kind of magic am I even using? Have I hurt anyone?"
• "Why won’t Duke like me? If it’s because my feelings for him aren’t strong enough, then I wish some silly enchantment would work! Why can’t he even see me?"
• "I’ve always loved Duke..."
• "I love Duke more than Alicia does. ...Hey, if you met me before Alicia, would you have loved me?"
• "I still would have loved Alicia."
• "I was just so overwhelmed by my own feelings. I hated that Alicia always had everything under control, and especially that Duke liked her. So I decided to be her opposite. I never wanted to be her friend."

Liz Cather as the Saint

Liz starts as the well-loved “Saint” at the academy, drawing everyone’s admiration.

She treats Alicia Williams warmly and seems close to Albert Williams.

However, her ideals are extreme—she always thinks her way is right and that everyone else will come around.

Tension and Hidden Side

When Alicia joins the academy, Liz tries to befriend her but gets rejected because most students dislike Alicia.

Despite loving Duke Seeker, she hides her feelings of jealousy.

Her darker side begins to show as she acts in contradictory ways, like restraining Alicia with magic when Alicia is attacked.

The Crisis and Accusations

During a crisis, Liz mistakenly makes things worse for Alicia and Gill, then blames Alicia for trying to hurt the attackers.

She takes credit for Duke’s rescue, souring the situation further.

Duke Seeker scolds Liz harshly for acting thoughtlessly.

Contradictions and Fallout

Even though she always said “talking solves everything,” Liz defends herself with magic when Duke gets angry, showing her actions and ideals don’t match.

Many begin questioning her “Saint” image, especially Gill and Mel, who say they hate her.

Public Opinion Falls Apart

Alicia leaves for training.

When she returns, Liz tries to argue, but Alicia exposes Liz’s actions, making Liz nervous.

After this, Liz’s “Saint” act starts to crumble as more students see her for who she is.

Liz’s followers become aggressive toward Alicia, but Liz doesn’t stop them and even blames Alicia.

The Shocking Truth

Later, Duke Seeker pretends not to remember Alicia and she is banished to another country.

Liz promises to bring Alicia back, sticking to her “good girl” act, but Duke is suspicious of Liz’s manipulative magic and her influence on ordinary people.

Confrontation and Downfall

Liz tells people she likes Duke, but he finds her annoying.

At the royal palace, the king announces Alicia was acting as a villainess by royal command, shocking everyone—including Liz’s old supporters.

Duke tells everyone that nobody should trust Liz too much.

Albert Williams, her past supporter, finally begins to disagree with Liz.

When Duke suggests strengthening the kingdom’s military, Liz overreacts and insists, “No war!,” ignoring what Duke actually said.

Aftermath and Redemption Attempt

Liz returns home and finds out her parents adopted a little boy without telling her.

She feels jealous and unimportant, but Curtis Kenwood helps her feel better.

She decides to use her powers as the Saint to help the nation.

Meanwhile, Prince Harist Victor from a nearby country learns about how Liz treated Alicia and becomes wary of Liz’s actions.

Anime vs. Web Version Differences

In the web version, after Alicia is gone, Liz’s magic is revealed through questioning from Duke and others.

In the anime, Alicia confronts Liz directly.

Anime viewers often see Liz as “just a nice girl,” but web and comic readers notice her more questionable actions—especially when Alicia was attacked.

Liz Cather is a controversial character, praised and criticized for her actions and the way she uses her power.