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Tilarna Exedilica is a noble Knight of Mirvor from the alternate world of Reto Semani. Her full name, Tilarna Barsh Mirvor Imsedalya Lyeh Tebreina Devol Nelano Seiya Nel Exedilica, signifies her high social status; she considers those with shorter names of lower rank. Aged 26 in Reto Semani years (approximately 18 by Earth standards), she possesses pale white skin, blue eyes, and long light-blond hair styled in a twin ponytail secured by two gold orbs, featuring a braid on the front top left side. She bears a distinct red symbol on her forehead and has curved ears. Her attire includes a winged red hat, a red outfit with white trim, a gold bracelet on her right arm, a bronze bracelet on her left, a sash with white spirals, a brown belt with a flower-shaped buckle, a green side skirt, and white strappy shoes. She consistently carries a sword integral to her knightly identity.
Lost in a forest as a child, Tilarna was aided by the fairy noble Leahlah, forging a lifelong bond and motivating her to join the Knights of Mirvor. There, she received rigorous training in swordsmanship and combat arts. Her skills encompass sword proficiency and the use of "mildey" (or "miltee"), a form of magic native to her world. This magic allows her to detect the scent of "latana" (residual magical energy), cast spells, and evoke the war god to transform her clothing into protective armor during battle.
Tilarna initially displays a pretentious and eloquent demeanor, particularly toward humans, coupled with impulsiveness and a limited grasp of Earth's technology and social norms. Her naivety shows in unfamiliarity with concepts like pornography, which she finds shocking. She adheres to a strict moral code, viewing all criminal acts as equally evil without nuance, and struggles with human legal procedures like evidence gathering and due process.
Assigned as partner to detective Kei Matoba, Tilarna initially holds him in low regard but gradually develops mutual respect and camaraderie through their collaboration on cases. Their partnership focuses significantly on the rescue of her childhood friend Leahlah, kidnapped and exploited in "fairy dust" production—a drug turning humans into controlled puppets. Driven by this mission, Tilarna sometimes acts independently, such as leaving her symbolic knightly sword behind to pursue justice outside her chivalric code, or infiltrating criminal operations like Dennis Elbaji's club while disguised in Earth-style attire.
Through her experiences, Tilarna adapts to human society while retaining her core ideals of justice. She learns to navigate Earth's cultural complexities yet maintains her knightly principles. A brooch given by her mother serves as a personal memento, reflecting her enduring ties to her heritage.
Lost in a forest as a child, Tilarna was aided by the fairy noble Leahlah, forging a lifelong bond and motivating her to join the Knights of Mirvor. There, she received rigorous training in swordsmanship and combat arts. Her skills encompass sword proficiency and the use of "mildey" (or "miltee"), a form of magic native to her world. This magic allows her to detect the scent of "latana" (residual magical energy), cast spells, and evoke the war god to transform her clothing into protective armor during battle.
Tilarna initially displays a pretentious and eloquent demeanor, particularly toward humans, coupled with impulsiveness and a limited grasp of Earth's technology and social norms. Her naivety shows in unfamiliarity with concepts like pornography, which she finds shocking. She adheres to a strict moral code, viewing all criminal acts as equally evil without nuance, and struggles with human legal procedures like evidence gathering and due process.
Assigned as partner to detective Kei Matoba, Tilarna initially holds him in low regard but gradually develops mutual respect and camaraderie through their collaboration on cases. Their partnership focuses significantly on the rescue of her childhood friend Leahlah, kidnapped and exploited in "fairy dust" production—a drug turning humans into controlled puppets. Driven by this mission, Tilarna sometimes acts independently, such as leaving her symbolic knightly sword behind to pursue justice outside her chivalric code, or infiltrating criminal operations like Dennis Elbaji's club while disguised in Earth-style attire.
Through her experiences, Tilarna adapts to human society while retaining her core ideals of justice. She learns to navigate Earth's cultural complexities yet maintains her knightly principles. A brooch given by her mother serves as a personal memento, reflecting her enduring ties to her heritage.