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Medusa Gorgon

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When acting as DWMA's nurse, Medusa presents herself as a caring and supportive member of the staff, even to the point of comforting and gives advice to any student that visits her. She was known throughout the academy for being a kind faculty member who not only treated students but also counseled them.

However in reality, Medusa herself is "full of lies" and in actuality cares little for anyone but seemingly herself. Being a scientist, she also tends to views things like a researcher to the point of using actual individuals such as her own child, for experiments. In addition, she can be viewed as irredeemable, willing to manipulate anyone for her goals and even abandon her own child after deeming them a "failure".

Medusa's greatest strengths is that she is cunning and intellect. Often enough, she forms complex plans tends to learn from her own mistakes. Medusa can possess some love, admitting to Dr. Stein that she does have genuine feelings for him and with Arachne even confirming this notion, but is incapable to understand the concept of "love". Medusa herself, to a lesser degree, is aware of her treatment to Crona (her child) and even harbors some amount of guilt. Medusa herself isn't infallible to even being subject to other emotions such as nervousness.

As a Witch, an evil Magic User, Medusa Gorgon is thus vulnerable to those who possess an Anti-Demon Wavelength or one of the Great Traditional Techniques of the Scythe-Meister.

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