Druj, once a high-ranking lieutenant in the Dark Realm, stood as Jahy’s unwavering subordinate, enduring harsh treatment—from experimental weapon trials to being repurposed as living furniture—without faltering in her dedication. After the Dark Realm’s collapse, she reinvented herself in the human world as Nana Dojima, CEO of a thriving management consulting firm, inhabiting a lavish penthouse that starkly opposes Jahy’s destitution. Unaware of her former superior’s plight until their eventual reunion, Druj clings to her reverence for Jahy, recasting the latter’s selfish demands as wisdom or cryptic generosity. Her devotion borders on masochism, finding perverse fulfillment in Jahy’s demeaning outbursts, yet she fiercely resents others who encroach on Jahy’s attention, perceiving them as threats. A crisis of self-worth nearly drives Druj to discard her life-sustaining magic stone, a lapse averted only by Jahy’s timely rescue. This reaffirms her purpose, cementing her vow to rebuild the Dark Realm. Though her efficiency in gathering mana crystals outpaces Jahy’s, sparking envy-fueled rivalry, she still aids her former superior, unofficially overseeing operations at Jahy’s fledgling restaurant. Balancing corporate ascendancy with undiminished subservience, Druj’s journey weaves unyielding loyalty with subtle evolution, her identity tethered equally to boardroom authority and her unshakable place at Jahy’s side.