Syr Flover first appears as a cheerful yet enigmatic waitress at the Hostess of Fertility tavern, sporting bluish-gray hair tied in a ponytail, sharp gray eyes, and a practical uniform of a white blouse, leaf-green skirt, and sturdy brown boots. Her demeanor blends kindness with playful mischief, delighting in teasing others while maintaining a perceptive, cunning edge. Renowned for reading emotions and motives with unnerving accuracy—earning her the moniker “witch”—she employs strategic acumen in high-stakes scenarios, from rigging poker games to orchestrating covert rescues. Her origins stem from a calculated identity exchange. The name “Syr” originally belonged to Horn, an orphan rescued by the goddess Freya. In a mystic bargain, Freya granted Horn the power to transform into her likeness using Vana Seith magic, while she adopted the Syr persona to live anonymously among mortals. This allowed Freya to indulge in divine “games,” masking her aura and exploring humanity incognito. Over centuries, the Syr identity transcended mere disguise, becoming an unfiltered reflection of Freya’s true self—her “unmasked” persona. As Syr, she serves at the tavern under the discreet protection of Freya Familia agents, balancing altruism with subtle manipulation. She aids allies like Ryuu Lion during crises or supplies Bell Cranel with critical grimoires, all while engineering scenarios to spur Bell’s growth, such as orchestrating his Monsterphilia festival encounter. Though benevolent, she leverages relationships to dodge chores or advance personal agendas, embodying moral ambiguity. A turning point arises when her playful fondness for Bell shifts into genuine love. During a near-confession on a date, she retreats upon sensing his hesitation, later facing rejection when he rebuffs her advances. This fractures Freya’s resolve, leading her to discard the Syr facade temporarily. After the Great Faction War, however, Freya reconciles with the identity, urged by tavern companions to embrace Syr as integral to her true self. Her abilities encompass the Discerning Eye, which deciphers soul hues and gauges combat prowess, alongside an innate Charm affecting gods, mortals, and monsters alike. She detects lies and hidden motives with uncanny precision, even unmasking Liliruca Arde’s magical disguise. Relationships reveal her dual nature: bonding with orphans as a trusted older sister while maintaining guarded ties to Freya Familia. Colleagues like Ryuu Lion respect her deeply, yet even confidantes such as tavern owner Mia Grand—former Freya Familia captain—remain oblivious to her full history until later disclosures. Her arc concludes with Freya merging her divine and mortal identities post-rejection, accepting Syr as an authentic extension of herself. This evolution marks her transition from an aloof deity to a being embracing vulnerability and mortal bonds.