Enome

Enome is 31 years old.

She is 163 cm tall and weighs 57 kg.

Her measurements are B103 (J cup)/W64/H92.

Thanks to her quarter fairy-blood, she appears much younger than her real age.

Enome treats others with warmth and patience, especially Kikuru.

She acts caring and nurturing, sometimes even motherly.

She is well-liked by everyone in the guild for her kindness.

However, she can be a bit off, as she often misunderstands people’s wishes and acts with good intentions but without full information.

For example, she keeps introducing Kikuru to new girl guards, thinking he is lonely.

Enome works as a receptionist at the guild in the town of Mebuki.

She has a daughter, Eshune, who also works as a temporary guild worker.

Her mother, Teas North, runs a hot spring inn on the coast.

Enome’s father is a pure-blood fairy, making Enome one-fourth fairy herself.

Despite being married, she has lived apart from her husband for ten years, and her daughter has never met him.

Enome has little fighting power.

She can use a few copyright-free defensive magic spells, but nothing advanced.

Most of her strengths come from her caring nature and her real influence in the guild, not from combat.

• Kikuru Madan: Enome has looked after him since he was a child. Kikuru admires her deeply as his ideal type and even hopes she might become available. Enome, though, only sees him as a younger brother.
• Eshune: Enome's 11-year-old daughter. They have a close mother-daughter relationship, and both work at the guild.
• Teas North: Enome’s mother, who is half-fairy and runs a seaside inn.
• Enome's Husband: The founder of the Black Mage Guild and a man called Zenis, who is considered almost god-like. They have been separated for ten years because of his cheating, and Enome hardly ever talks about him. Despite this, she doesn't speak harshly of him because she understands his reasons.
• Guild Members: Enome is trusted by other workers and has enough authority to arrange personnel and request help from other guilds.

Enome’s large chest (J cup) is often mentioned, and she is seen as one of the top two beauties in the guild.

Because of her fairy blood, she and her family appear much younger than their actual ages.

Even though she is only a receptionist, both she and her daughter are able to do things in the guild that regular workers cannot, hinting at her special background.

She has no family name; this is a hint towards her semi-divine status after marrying Zenis.

Everyday Guild Life

Enome works as the popular, kind guild receptionist in Mebuki. She always tries to help Kikuru Madan but misunderstands his wish to enjoy youth, thinking he simply lacks dating opportunities. Because of this, she repeatedly introduces him to beautiful new girl guards.

Relationship with Kikuru

Kikuru admires Enome since childhood and sees her as his dream woman. This is shown when he quickly names her as his type and becomes less interested in other girls. He even hopes she will divorce her husband and tries to "compete" against Zenis, her husband.

Trouble in Adventures

Enome sometimes joins guild members on monster investigation missions. During these times, she often ends up attacked by monsters in embarrassing ways, and she is the first main heroine to have her clothes ripped off by monsters in the series. Her bold figure is regularly the center of attention in these episodes.

Misunderstandings with Her Daughter

Whenever her daughter Eshune joins her on adventures, there is often a misunderstanding where Eshune thinks Enome and Kikuru are doing something naughty, which has become an ongoing joke.

Family Background and Secrets

Enome’s mother appears young due to their fairy blood. Enome herself, being a quarter-fairy, also benefits from this. Her husband, Zenis, once flirted with 25 women at the same time, and was banned by law from seeing women for ten years. Despite this, Enome had her daughter Eshune with him after Zenis finally won her heart. Their strange family history is kept mostly private.

Special Status

Because Enome married a god-like figure, she is also considered almost semi-divine. This explains some secrets, such as why neither she nor her daughter have surnames, and why they have special rights in the guild. Her mother has hinted at Enome’s special status in conversations.

• First-person pronoun: “Watashi” (I)
• She calls Kikuru by “Kikuru-kun” (a friendly honorific)

• "I'll take care of everything, Kikuru-kun. You just leave it to me."
• "Are you worried about your future? Maybe I can help introduce you to someone nice!"