女王陛下
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Original Name:女王陛下Gender:FeminineScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:796Chapters:87
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Biodata

Feature Details
Name Queen
Alias(es) Witch Council's [Queen]; Sage King of the White Kingdom
Gender Female
Affiliation White Kingdom; formerly a marginal member of the Witch Council
Occupation/Role Queen of the White Kingdom; Witch; owner and recognized master of the Magic Mirror
Status Active; continues governing the White Kingdom through magic and the Magic Mirror 178
First Appearance Chapter 97 (mentioned as the Witch Council's “Queen”) 97

Background / History

The Queen was the White Kingdom's king's second wife and Snow White's stepmother. Though renowned for her beauty, she depended on Black Magic to keep the King infatuated and obedient; her fear that his affection would fade drove her obsession with being the kingdom's most beautiful woman. 104 105

She joined the Witch Council despite having little interest in magical study. As a marginal member with limited magical talent, she traded the near-omniscient services of her Magic Mirror for youth-preserving potions, allowing more powerful witches to use her as an information source. 97 105 113 116

When the Magic Mirror identified Aurora as more beautiful than her, the Queen hired Hunter Angus to murder Aurora before the King could see her. She later tried personally, creating a strangling ribbon, poisoned comb, and poisoned apples before disguising herself as an old peddler. Aurora's caution and Rhine's interference prevented these attempts from succeeding. 105 107 108

After being rendered unconscious and placed in a crystal coffin, the Queen was unknowingly impersonated by Aurora for two months through Mistaken Love perfume. During that period, Aurora and Rhine used the Queen's authority and Magic Mirror to expose corruption, find spies, promote talented commoners, and reform the White Kingdom. 111 114 115 122

Upon returning, the Queen was confused to find the kingdom improved and its people sincerely grateful for reforms she did not remember carrying out. Rhine explained the deception but offered her the achievements, reputation, and a handover of the Magic Mirror's governance methods. Confronted by Snow White's continued affection, the Queen began to regret her former conduct. 125 126 129

She later renounced her reliance on the Witch Council, cooperated with Rhine's plan against the Eastern Witch, and assisted in preparations for Aurora's duel with Maleficent by using the Magic Mirror. 128 136 162

Appearance

The Queen is a strikingly beautiful woman with black hair, watery eyes, and crimson lips. She ordinarily presents herself with regal finery, including a crown and light gauze clothing, though she returned to the Royal City in plain attire after her disappearance. 105 122 136

  • Black hair, watery eyes, and crimson lips. 105 119
  • Her beauty is central to both her self-image and her magical control over the King. 105
  • Capable of disguising herself as an old woman through magic. 107

Personality

Initially, the Queen is vain, possessive, paranoid, and deeply insecure. Her desire to remain beautiful is tied not merely to pride, but to her fear of losing the King's magical infatuation, her political influence, and her place in the Witch Council. 105 107 125

She is accustomed to commanding the King and Magic Mirror, often treating both as extensions of her will. Yet the reforms credited to her force her to recognize a form of influence more lasting than beauty: public trust and capable governance. 111 122 125

After Rhine reveals the truth, she responds with shame, confusion, and emerging remorse rather than rejecting the new order. Snow White's unconditional affection particularly softens her attitude toward her stepdaughter. 125 126

Abilities & Skills

Magic Mirror

The Queen is the Magic Mirror's sole recognized master. The artifact provides intelligence, divination, and detailed assessments of people and affairs within the White Kingdom. 97 107 114

  • Can identify people considered most beautiful within a specified area. 105
  • Can locate individuals and reveal information about Witch Council members and magical items. 111 113
  • Can expose spies, criminal organizations, corruption, and hidden talent within the White Kingdom. 114 116
  • Can provide numerical evaluations such as martial prowess, loyalty, leadership, and specialties. 114 116
  • Cannot reliably answer unknown mathematical questions or view matters outside the White Kingdom with equal clarity. 114 117
  • Requires the Queen's authority to answer questions; it refuses other Witch Council members. 107

Black Magic

Though not among the Witch Council's strongest spellcasters, the Queen possesses practical Black Magic and magical tools. 97 105

  • Uses enchantment magic to intensify the King's devotion and obedience. 105
  • Can transform her appearance into that of an elderly peddler. 107
  • Travels by Flying Broom. 107 122
  • Crafted a magically strangling ribbon, a poisoned comb, and poisoned apples. 107
  • Designed the apples so only their outward-facing halves were poisoned, intending to deceive suspicious victims. 107

Governance

After Rhine's handover, the Queen becomes capable of using the Magic Mirror as an instrument of statecraft rather than vanity. 126 129

  • Supports the appointment of capable commoners and officials based on the Mirror's assessments. 114 116
  • Oversees the identification of spies, criminal groups, and corrupt officials. 114 125
  • Continues to govern the White Kingdom through magical means after Rhine's departure. 178

Equipment / Weapons / Items

  • Magic Mirror — A loyal, nearly omniscient mirror bound to the Queen as its master. 97 107
  • Flying Broom — Used for aerial travel. 107 122
  • Poisoned Ribbon — A Black Magic ribbon intended to strangle its wearer. 107 108
  • Poisoned Comb — A comb laced with deadly poison. 107
  • Poison Apples — Apples poisoned on one side only to deceive targets. 107

Relationships

  • King of the White Kingdom — Her husband. His long-term magical infatuation makes him extraordinarily submissive to her wishes; he later declares her the White Kingdom's Sage King. 105 111 125
  • Snow White — Her stepdaughter. The Queen once considered murdering her if Snow White surpassed her beauty, but later begins showing remorse and affection in response to Snow White's love. 105 107 126
  • Rhine — Initially an outside Magician who exposes the consequences of her absence; later her advisor, reform mentor, and ally against the Eastern Witch. 125 126 128 162
  • Aurora — Initially the Queen's intended victim and later her impersonator during the White Kingdom's reforms. Their relationship becomes cooperative after the Queen learns the truth. 105 111 126 136
  • Magic Mirror — Her devoted magical artifact, which recognizes her alone as its rightful master. 97 107
  • Eastern Witch — A Witch Council associate who regards the Queen chiefly as access to the Magic Mirror and later threatens her and the White Kingdom. 116 124
  • Sea Hag — A fellow marginal Witch Council member who cooperates with the Queen during the conflict with the Eastern Witch. 136

Story Role / Major Arcs

Witch Council Informant

The Queen's ownership of the Magic Mirror makes her valuable to the Witch Council despite her limited magical prowess. Her vanity leaves the artifact's broader potential largely unused, while the Council exploits its intelligence-gathering ability. 97 105 113 116

Attempted Murder of Aurora

After learning that Aurora exceeds her beauty, the Queen orders Hunter Angus to kill her and later attacks personally with disguised poisoned gifts. Her schemes fail because Aurora remains suspicious and Rhine intervenes. 105 107 108

White Kingdom Reform

While the Queen is unconscious, Aurora impersonates her and Rhine guides the use of the Magic Mirror for national reform. The real Queen returns to a cleaner, safer, and more effectively governed kingdom, receiving gratitude for work she did not perform. 111 114 115 122 125

Redemption and Alliance

Rhine gives the Queen the choice to accept responsibility for the reformed kingdom and teaches her how to maintain its systems. She rejects the Witch Council's exploitation, aids the campaign against the Eastern Witch, and later supports preparations against Maleficent. 126 128 136 162

Notable Quotes

“I shouldn't have joined this Witch Council in the first place! I didn't get any benefits, but they took my Magic Mirror for free. I really want to quit now.” 128