TV-Series
Description
Excel Walter, a 500-year-old sea serpent humanoid, assumes the visage of a striking young woman with flowing azure hair, piercing blue eyes, and a curvaceous form. Antler-like horns crown her head, while a serpentine tail replaces legs, often draped in a loose kimono that highlights her silhouette. As matriarch to Carla Vargas and Juna Doma, she blends maternal guardianship with mischievous wit, having dispatched Juna to assess Kazuya Souma’s early reforms.
A pivotal architect of the Elfrieden Kingdom centuries prior, Excel governs as Duchess of Lagoon City, safeguarding her domain through astute political navigation. To obscure her sprawling lineage—descendants numbering a village—she legally severs ties with children upon adulthood, marrying them into external houses while monopolizing the Walter name. This prevents accusations of dynastic ambition, ensuring her bloodline’s political neutrality.
When King Albert Elfrieden abdicated, Excel withheld allegiance until Kazuya’s transformative policies swayed her covert support. Her foresight positioned troops at Altomura Fortress, repelling Amidorian assaults in the One Week War, while naval blockades coerced Turgis into retreat. Post-conflict, she ascended as supreme commander of the National Defense Force, guiding protégé Ludwin Arcs and pioneering technologies like the aircraft carrier *Hiryuu*.
Though ruthlessly pragmatic in leadership, Excel tempers authority with playful jabs at Kazuya and his consorts, harvesting secrets from wine-laden chats to devise cheeky "bridal training." Her numerous marriages reveal paradoxical loyalty—honoring past spouses while adapting to new alliances.
A peerless water mage, Excel commands titanic mana reserves, deemed unstoppable near freshwater. She bends rivers to flood battlefields, engineers mist-clearing devices, and sustains spells even in parched lands, her serpentine endurance defying age and fatigue.
Beyond statecraft, she steers familial tides: brokering Juna’s marriage as Kazuya’s Secondary Queen and reconciling with son-in-law Castor Vargas by appointing him *Hiryuu*’s captain post-trial. Her calculus intertwines with clandestine sentimentality, epitomized by hidden letters to Juna’s grandfather—a tender secret Juna once jested to unveil.
A pivotal architect of the Elfrieden Kingdom centuries prior, Excel governs as Duchess of Lagoon City, safeguarding her domain through astute political navigation. To obscure her sprawling lineage—descendants numbering a village—she legally severs ties with children upon adulthood, marrying them into external houses while monopolizing the Walter name. This prevents accusations of dynastic ambition, ensuring her bloodline’s political neutrality.
When King Albert Elfrieden abdicated, Excel withheld allegiance until Kazuya’s transformative policies swayed her covert support. Her foresight positioned troops at Altomura Fortress, repelling Amidorian assaults in the One Week War, while naval blockades coerced Turgis into retreat. Post-conflict, she ascended as supreme commander of the National Defense Force, guiding protégé Ludwin Arcs and pioneering technologies like the aircraft carrier *Hiryuu*.
Though ruthlessly pragmatic in leadership, Excel tempers authority with playful jabs at Kazuya and his consorts, harvesting secrets from wine-laden chats to devise cheeky "bridal training." Her numerous marriages reveal paradoxical loyalty—honoring past spouses while adapting to new alliances.
A peerless water mage, Excel commands titanic mana reserves, deemed unstoppable near freshwater. She bends rivers to flood battlefields, engineers mist-clearing devices, and sustains spells even in parched lands, her serpentine endurance defying age and fatigue.
Beyond statecraft, she steers familial tides: brokering Juna’s marriage as Kazuya’s Secondary Queen and reconciling with son-in-law Castor Vargas by appointing him *Hiryuu*’s captain post-trial. Her calculus intertwines with clandestine sentimentality, epitomized by hidden letters to Juna’s grandfather—a tender secret Juna once jested to unveil.