Lilim

A girl who appeared from Lilith's grimoire. A main character in the novel version and the first theatrical release. Appears in the 17th volume of the original work. She calls Arata "Papa-sama," Lilith "Mama-sama," and the demonized Hohenheim, Livic, "Master."

The founder of alchemy (Outer Alchemic), the great demon duke (Paladin) Master Hohenheim wrote the grimoire "Hermes Apocrypha," which absorbed Arata's magic and took on a human form. In the second volume of the novel version, after the resolution of the incident, she once tries to accept complete disappearance.

However, not wanting to lose her newly formed will, she is isolated by Lieselotte, who is trapped in a world where time has stopped due to the cost of the ultimate magic law, and succeeds in leaving a possibility for revival.

Despite being pained by Livic's attempt to steal Lilith's magic, she assists Lilith as a grimoire. She saves Arata, who was being controlled by the magic of arrogance, and supports Arata in wielding Livic's magic from the great demon duke era.

When the great demon king Dies Trinity temporarily revived, she directly opposed his method of discarding even her own grimoire. Despite being the youngest consciousness, she demonstrated a stronger will than anyone else, which led to avoiding an immediate full confrontation and gaining a three-day reprieve.