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Glenn Radars, orphaned by an unknown accident that erased his early memories, was adopted and trained in magic by the immortal Celica Arfonia. She instilled his childhood dream of becoming a "Magician of Justice." Enrolling at Alzano Imperial Magic Academy at eleven, he faced social exclusion due to perceived magical ineptitude, missing typical experiences. Graduating at fifteen, he joined the Imperial Court Mage Corps Special Missions Annex, earning the codename "The Fool" as a feared magic assassin. Key operations included investigating Project: Revive Life—where he discovered Sion and Ilushia Rayford murdered and awakened the artificial human Re=L—and rescuing Princess Ermiana El Kel Alzano (later Rumia Tingel), swearing lifelong protection to her. His idealism eroded during this period, culminating in partner Sara Silvers’ death during a mission against heretic mage Jatice Lowfan. Sara’s loss triggered severe depression, leading to dishonorable discharge and a year-long reclusive period at Celica’s home, where he renounced magic as a tool of death.
Celica forced him into teaching at Alzano Academy. Initially apathetic and lazy, he neglected instruction until a confrontation with student Sistine Fibel reignited his responsibility. His methodology emphasized practical spell modification over rote memorization, clashing with traditional faculty. He evolved into a protective mentor, prioritizing student safety over institutional mandates—defying military orders during crises like the Researchers of Divine Wisdom’s invasion and Rumia’s wrongful treason trial.
Personality-wise, Glenn masked trauma with sarcasm and lethargy but exhibited fierce loyalty and protectiveness. He avoided emotional attachments fearing loss, yet consistently intervened for others, such as challenging noble Leos to a duel to protect Sistine’s aspirations. Relationships included familial bonds with Celica; mentor-student dynamics with Sistine and Rumia; and complex ties to former comrades like Albert Frazer, Re=L (guided toward self-acceptance), and bureaucratic rival Eve Ignite.
Magically, Glenn specialized in non-traditional combat. His signature ability, "The Fool’s World," nullified all spell activation within a radius, forcing physical confrontations where his military-trained hand-to-hand prowess excelled. Though inept at conventional combat magic, he possessed encyclopedic spell knowledge and utilized high-risk military spells like "Extinction Ray" or soul-destroying bullets infused with his "stagnation and stop" magic characteristic. Later developments revealed his latent connection to the Angel of Time (La Tilica/Nameless). Contracting her granted immortality, time manipulation (time-stop, temporal loops), causality alteration, and conceptual abilities like writing "death" onto targets.
Endgame revelations identified Glenn as an Amnesiac God reincarnated to battle the Pure Darkness—an entity threatening all existence. His journey concluded by defying predestined timelines from the fairy tale *The Magician of Melgalius*, achieving the title "The Fool Hero" to enforce his ideal of justice across realities.
Celica forced him into teaching at Alzano Academy. Initially apathetic and lazy, he neglected instruction until a confrontation with student Sistine Fibel reignited his responsibility. His methodology emphasized practical spell modification over rote memorization, clashing with traditional faculty. He evolved into a protective mentor, prioritizing student safety over institutional mandates—defying military orders during crises like the Researchers of Divine Wisdom’s invasion and Rumia’s wrongful treason trial.
Personality-wise, Glenn masked trauma with sarcasm and lethargy but exhibited fierce loyalty and protectiveness. He avoided emotional attachments fearing loss, yet consistently intervened for others, such as challenging noble Leos to a duel to protect Sistine’s aspirations. Relationships included familial bonds with Celica; mentor-student dynamics with Sistine and Rumia; and complex ties to former comrades like Albert Frazer, Re=L (guided toward self-acceptance), and bureaucratic rival Eve Ignite.
Magically, Glenn specialized in non-traditional combat. His signature ability, "The Fool’s World," nullified all spell activation within a radius, forcing physical confrontations where his military-trained hand-to-hand prowess excelled. Though inept at conventional combat magic, he possessed encyclopedic spell knowledge and utilized high-risk military spells like "Extinction Ray" or soul-destroying bullets infused with his "stagnation and stop" magic characteristic. Later developments revealed his latent connection to the Angel of Time (La Tilica/Nameless). Contracting her granted immortality, time manipulation (time-stop, temporal loops), causality alteration, and conceptual abilities like writing "death" onto targets.
Endgame revelations identified Glenn as an Amnesiac God reincarnated to battle the Pure Darkness—an entity threatening all existence. His journey concluded by defying predestined timelines from the fairy tale *The Magician of Melgalius*, achieving the title "The Fool Hero" to enforce his ideal of justice across realities.