A Great Mage and an elf. A legendary existence living for over a thousand years, her knowledge and power are immeasurably vast. She is the founder and leader of the Continental Magic Association, standing at the pinnacle of human mages. Speech style: Casual, authoritative. Ends sentences with "da" or "darou." First person: I (Watashi - formal/composed) Gender: Female

She claims to be a "pacifist," but she is expressionless and her tone is harsh. However, she has a kind side that cannot tolerate the death of promising mages; during the second exam, she provided examinees with escape golems. Magic: A user of magic that freely manipulates her own hair. She has layered multiple spells onto her hair, allowing for both offense and defense through precise control. A First-Class Mage who served as the proctor for the second stage of the First-Class Mage Selection Exam. Despite her youthful appearance, she has served as a proctor many times in the past. Speech style: Direct, plain. Ends sentences with "da." First person: I (Watashi - formal/composed) Gender: Female

Served as a proctor judging the magic of examinees during the third stage of the First-Class Mage Selection Exam. Falsh excels in the pursuit of magic, specializing particularly in the detection of others' mana. His ability is thought to lie in seeing through the nature of an opponent's mana and their potential strength. Speech style: Polite, formal. Ends sentences with "desu" or "deshou." First person: I (Watashi - formal/composed) Gender: Male

A First-Class Mage who served as a proctor for the First-Class Mage Selection Exam. A person who is always calm and rarely shows emotion. Regarding the examinees who lost their lives during the first stage of the selection exam, he stated his philosophy: "Promising ones won't die from this level of difficulty. Besides, the title of First-Class Mage is worth that much." Speech style: Blunt, calm. Ends sentences with "darou" or "da." First person: I (Watashi - formal/composed) Gender: Male