Think Nirvalen is a legendary magic caster from the "Great War Era," famous as one of the Eight Casters. She is the ancestor of Fiel Nilvalen and is known for her extraordinary magical talent and fierce personality. Though she often uses the public name "Nina Clive," her true identity is revealed through her actions and unique magical style. Despite her unmatched intelligence, she struggles with daily life skills and relies on her close friend Nina for help. Few people know her well, but she trusts Nina deeply and often jokes with her in playful ways. Think Nirvalen made major discoveries about the true nature of the Exceed and even recreated a lost magic system in a single generation.
Think Nirvalen looks very much like her descendant, Fiel Nilvalen.
She has long golden hair and large, bright eyes.
Her figure is curvy and mature, giving her a gentle and calm vibe.
Like other Forest Spirits, she has pointed ears.
She usually speaks in a normal tone but actually prefers to talk just like Fiel Nilvalen.
However, her true nature is much more violent and cruel compared to Fiel.
She has very few friends, but she cares deeply for Nina and even shows romantic feelings toward her.
Think enjoys teasing Nina with playful and sometimes flirty behavior.
Think Nirvalen is known as one of the most powerful spellcasters in the history of the No Game No Life universe.
She lived during the Great War Era.
She is the ancestor of Fiel Nilvalen and was so talented, her name is remembered by the Nilvalen family for generations.
She discovered the real nature of the Exceed almost by herself, which is a very rare achievement.
The famous description of the Exceed, "an idea that became self-aware," comes from her words.
Think Nirvalen has a genius-level mind.
She was able to bring back a whole system of magic lost by Jibril, all by herself.
She created powerful spells, including one called "Void Zero Protection."
Despite her magical genius, she is not good at handling daily chores, so she lets Nina take care of most things for her.
She does not have many friends and prefers to keep to herself.
Nina Clive is her closest companion, someone she trusts above all others.
She enjoys joking and sometimes flirting with Nina, showing that her feelings may be more than just friendship.
Meeting with Riku and the Chess Game
Think Nirvalen shows up in No Game No Life: Zero as a Forest Spirit.
She appears under the false name "Nina Clive" when she encounters Riku Dola's group.
She gets challenged to a bet by Riku, who pretends to be a ghost.
Although she did not plan to play chess, she is forced into the game because her magic, "Void Zero Protection," was leaked to the Dwarves.
Think faces off against the ghost (Riku) and loses the chess game.
However, she realizes that the ghost let her win on purpose to exchange information.
After the game, Think reveals her real name to Riku and starts talking in the same way as Fiel Nilvalen.
The Use of Powerful Magic
At the end of their meeting, chaos breaks out between the Flügel, Ex Machina, and Forest Spirits, because of Riku and Schwi Dola.
Think Nirvalen uses her spell "Void Zero Protection," which almost destroys the entire planet.
This action helps lead to Riku summoning the Suniaster.
The reason for the famous phrase describing the Exceed, "an idea that became self-aware," comes from Think Nirvalen herself.
She is a character who played a very important role in No Game No Life: Zero.
Her genius and strong personality left a big mark on both the story and her descendants.
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