Freya

One of the heroines of this work, referred to as the final boss by the author, and feared for her unfathomable depth. She is the main deity of the Freya Familia and the protagonist in the Familia Chronicle "Episode Freya." A goddess of beauty with silver hair and eyes, possessing unparalleled beauty among the gods. Her charm is so powerful that it can easily captivate monsters and gods alike, and if she uses her charm in earnest, she has the power to control everything in the lower world. She is derived from Freya, the Norse goddess of peace and fertility.

In addition to love, she values courage and heroes, and has the insight to see the essence of souls. She has been collecting war heroes since her time in the heavens, and this hobby has not changed in the lower world. She remains in Orario due to a promise made after losing a conflict with Hera, but she occasionally feels the urge to travel in search of a companion (Odr).

She accidentally witnessed Bell, who possesses a soul color so pure and beautiful that she had never seen before, and took a liking to him. Unlike her previous approaches, she enjoys watching Bell grow from the shadows this time. Her direct encounter with Bell occurs at the banquet hosted by Apollo in Volume 6 of the main story, but she has been secretly giving him trials and helping him grow since Volume 1 to ensure he acquires abilities worthy of being hers. Her obsession with Bell is extraordinary, to the point of destroying the Ishtar Familia for him alone.

From the beginning of the story, she called Syr her daughter, but in Volume 16 of the main story, it is revealed that she is also Syr. As Syr, she formally expresses her feelings to Bell but is rejected. As a goddess, she plots to usurp Bell but fails, leading to a war game to win him over. After the "Faction War," her feelings for Bell are resolved, and she is freed from the goddess's constraints, remaining in Orario as Syr.