Sylphiette Personality: A Shy and Loyal Friend

Sylphiette is a childhood friend and the first wife of the main protagonist, Rudeus Greyrat. She is a hybrid of human, elf, and beast race, and a talented magician.

Sylphiette is a shy, meek, and dependent person who suffers from low self-esteem. She is very loyal, gentle, and supportive towards Rudeus, whom she loves deeply. She is also kind, helpful, and reliable to her friends and family. She is prone to jealousy and insecurity when other women get close to Rudeus, but she does not act on it aggressively.

Sylphiette was born in a village where she was constantly bullied for her mixed heritage and her green hair. She had no friends and was very lonely. She met Rudeus when he moved to the village and saved her from the bullies with his magic. She became his first friend and learned magic from him. She admired him for his kindness and strength, and developed feelings for him.

Sylphiette was separated from Rudeus when a teleportation incident occurred, sending them to different parts of the world. She was devastated by the loss of her friend and resolved to become stronger and find him again. She trained under her grandmother, Elinalise, a powerful magician, and learned various spells and techniques. She also changed her appearance, cutting her hair short and dyeing it white, to hide her identity from her enemies. She took the alias of Fitts and became the personal bodyguard of Princess Ariel, a friend of Rudeus.

Sylphiette reunited with Rudeus after several years of searching. She was overjoyed to see him again, but she was too afraid to reveal her true identity, fearing that he would reject her or not recognize her. She pretended to be a silent and cold knight, but she secretly helped him with his problems and gave him advice. She eventually confessed her feelings and identity to him, and they got married. She became more confident and assertive after getting married, but she still remained shy and loyal to Rudeus. She also became a mother of two children, Lucy and Ars.