Serie

Like most elves, Serie does not often express emotions, and appears rather cold at times. However, Serie is very fair in her assessment of others and has a sharp instinct when it comes to potential. She is pragmatic when assessing situations, immediately recognizing the dangers of leaving Macht alive, but willing to concede to her disciples' wishes.

With her status and her knowledge, she has gained multiple disciples throughout the years. Serie acts and initially seems ambivalent about her human apprentices. When faced with their limitations due to lifespan, she declares that human apprentices should not be taken after all, and she claims that she merely took Flamme as an apprentice on a whim. Yet despite this act, even after centuries or millennia passing, it is noted that she has not forgotten any of her disciples' favorite magic nor their personalities; despite claiming that Flamme's favorite magic was a pointless spell, she conducts the third stage of the First-Class Mage Exam amongst a field of flowers generated by this magic. Like many elves, Serie is not very in touch with her emotions, and as such, she has difficulty properly expressing and identifying her feelings. Serie has admitted that while being disappointed that a vast majority of her apprentices never reached her level nor left a huge mark in history, she never regretted taking them on as her students.

Serie values those with burning ambition. She views magic as merely a tool for killing and disagrees vehemently with Frieren's feelings the greatest enjoyment comes only during the pursuit of magic. Accordingly, Flamme calls her a warmonger. Despite this, she seems to enjoy meeting and fighting those who are strong, and finds Macht's applications of his magic and his wide array of spells fascinating.

Power/Abilities: Living Grimoire: Serie knows almost every spell known to humanity, including ancient long forgotten spells from the mythical age, and claims to have knowledge of practically every grimoire written throughout humanity's history. This is what earns her the title of "living grimoire." She is regarded as the mage closest to the omnipotent and omniscient Goddess as a result.[2] Immense Mana Output: Serie's restrained mana rivals Frieren's unrestrained mana.[7] Serie herself is constantly limiting her mana output.[8] It is unknown what her true output is, but it is presumably several times greater than her restrained output, giving her the greatest mana reserves of any mage ever seen. Mana Concealment: Serie is a master at limiting and concealing her mana output. Even mages that are able to detect the instability in Frieren's mana, such as Lernen, are unable to detect any instability in Serie's mana. Fern is the only human mage that has demonstrated the capability to detect any instability with Serie's mana thus far. Serie can also choose to completely suppress her mana output and become effectively invisible to enemies with even the most refined mana detection. She was able to infiltrate the Golden City of Weise without Macht of Golden Land sensing her presence at all. This is a feat even Frieren could not accomplish. Spell to transfer a spell: Fürwehrer: A spell that allows Serie to transfer spells she has learned to other mages. It generates a grimoire containing her knowledge of the spell which, when read, allows the reader to instantly learn the spell even if it would be impossible for them to learn normally. The spell transfers Serie's knowledge, thus she forgets the spells once she grants them to others. However, it is possible for Serie to relearn them. Curse Reversal Spell: Mistilziela: A primitive magic that reflects any magic it perceives to be a "curse" back to its source. It takes a hundred years to learn and requires a colossal amount of mana to cast. Spatial Magic: When battling Macht, Serie avoided a strike from his great sword by using a form of spatial magic to distort the point of impact and prevent the blade from hitting her.

(You pass the exam and becoming a mage, you gaining serie interest.)