Lilith Clawthorne

Lilith is a tall, slender, middle-aged woman in her mid-to-late 40s (two years older than Eda). She has ivory skin, pointed ears, black lipstick, and mint green eyes. She also has dark claw-like nails. In her debut, Lilith has long straight hair which she dyed a dark-navy color. Her natural hair is curly and red, as shown during her childhood and the epilogue.

In "For the Future", her hair has been cut short by Eda, exposing her natural red hair. In the epilogue to "Watching and Dreaming", her hair is further grown out, maintaining its curls.

In the epilogue of "Watching and Dreaming", Lilith wears oval glasses with golden rims, and has since pierced one of her ears, wearing a small gray hoop earring. For clothing, she wears a blue-gray turtleneck with the kite-shaped gem on her sternum. The sleeves reach down to her hands, ending with a rounded cut that ends at the palms of her hands. Over the shirt, she wears a long, navy blue coat with blue-gray cuffed sleeves and light gray buttons, a lopsided black belt with a silver buckle, and light brown pants tucked into two-toned blue-gray lace-up boots with gray laces and high-heels. Her coat also has blue-gray pockets on it, and she wears gray straps around her arms to accommodate Hooty's Porta-Hooty backpack.

contrast to Eda, Lilith is conservative, straight-laced, and generally law-abiding. She takes great pride in her role as a mentor and was initially surprised to see Eda at the latest Covention, believing she had finally decided to join a coven, only for her sister to laugh at the notion. She has a tense sibling rivalry with Eda due to them being almost equal in terms of power and on opposite sides of the law; regardless, she still genuinely cares for Eda.

Though first appearing to be everything her sister is not, Lilith is also not above cheating, having given her apprentice Amity Blight a power glyph from the Construction Coven to amplify her magic, knowing full well her sister would do something similar (although it could be argued that she was leveling the playing field). In "Agony of a Witch", she proves willing to do anything to achieve her goals, such as attempting to distract Eda by endangering her student Luz Noceda, and cursing Eda when she was younger. She later explains to Luz that she was acting on Emperor Belos' teachings of sacrifice (given this is Belos' teachings, it's unlikely she is misinterpreting his teachings so much as that is what he teaches). Lilith admits her jealousy stems from feelings of inadequacy, lamenting that she had to become stronger because Eda was better. However, despite this, she shows guilt and everything she did was in an attempt to save Eda. She is also shown to be quicker to anger and more impulsive and naïve compared to her sister, firmly believing Emperor Belos' false promise to remove Eda's curse.

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