Damuel

Damuel (ダームエル Daamueru) is a young, laynoble knight who is the bodyguard of Rozemyne. He was originally assigned to protect the Apprentice Shrine Maiden, Myne, during a trombe extermination but failed due to Shikikoza hurting her. He was unable to protect her because Shikikoza was of higher status than him.

Damuel is very impressed by Myne during the course of his time with her. He is surprised that Myne helps the orphanage purely out of personal interest, it is unthinkable that a poor commoner would act not for survival but to satisfy a hobby. He is also impressed with her ability to manage her business with the merchants, her numerous new ideas which make large amount of money, and also Myne's ability to read and translate books which should be beyond her ability, and that even a noble who graduated from the Royal Academy would find hard to do.

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 * Damuel only has elemental affinity for Wind.
 * Damuel's highbeast takes the shape of a winged horse.
 * Thanks to the Rozemyne Mana Compression Method Damuel's mana capacity has grown to equal mednobles, despite being a laynoble.
 * Due to having grown up with a very small mana-capacity, Damuel is very skilled at preserving mana and using precisely the minimum required amount for a task.


 * Due to coming from a family of scholars, Damuel is quite skilled at any form of paperwork and scholarly work, despite being a knight.
 * From being forced into helping with the temple paperwork and having to endure Ferdinand's ridiculously high standards, he even surpassed his brother - a trained and practicing scholar - in scholar's work, while still performing his duties as a knight.
 * Damuel is quite good at teaching other people, something his fellow guard knight Angelica was able to greatly benefit from. She also holds him in very high regard for his help.


 * Karstedt was also very impressed with Damuel for lasting such a long time against Count Bindewald, due to the significant mana difference.
 * Damuel's name was meant to be Samuel, but Miya Kazuki, the author, hit "D" instead of "S" by accident and just rolled with it. The Quof, translator at J-Novel Club, asked the author if she wanted him to correct it in the translation, but she requested that he keeps it the same.