Medea

Biodata

Feature	Information
Name	Medea (美狄亚)
Gender	Female 9
Affiliation	Colchis; the Argo expedition; later the Invisible Island and Pellasgi 11 35 37
Occupation/Role	Princess of Colchis; magus and disciple of Hecate; Moran's wife and supporter of Pellasgi 10 35 37
Status	Alive; remains on the Invisible Island after relinquishing her Colchian royal status 35
First Appearance	Chapter 9

Appearance

Medea is introduced as a graceful young princess with pale-purple hair, flawless skin, distinctive pointed ears, and striking blue-violet eyes. 9

• Long, silky pale-purple hair. 9
• Delicate eyes and pale, flawless complexion. 9
• Pointed ears visible through her hair. 9
• Often blushes deeply and becomes visibly flustered around Moran. 9 10
• Carries a magic staff. 34

Personality

Medea begins as a sheltered and emotionally inexperienced princess. Raised and taught within Hecate's temple, she understands romance largely in theory and initially cannot identify her jealousy, loneliness, or attachment to Moran. Her affection is nevertheless immediate, sincere, and exceptionally direct. 10

Her love for Moran makes her bold enough to defy Colchis, steal the Golden Fleece, and refuse to abandon him despite knowing he is involved with Atalanta. She initially approaches love with self-neglecting devotion, but Moran's insistence that she value herself causes her to hesitate before harming her family. 10 11 13

Beneath her innocent manner, Medea is capable of ruthless strategic thinking. She creates a gruesome illusion of Aeëtes being dismembered to break the morale of Colchis's pursuing fleet, yet chooses not to actually kill him. 13 In her later reunion with Moran, her love ultimately outweighs her resentment over his broken promise. 34 35

Abilities & Skills

Magecraft

Medea is a trained magus who studied under Hecate and possesses practical magic suited to combat support, infiltration, and travel. 10 50

• Provides magical ointments intended to protect Jason during Aeëtes's trials. 11
• Uses concealment magic to enter the Colchian royal palace and treasury with Moran. 11
• Uses transfer magic to reach Aeëtes's vessel and later board the Argo. 12
• Studies magic with Moran, including methods to suppress Medusa's demonic nature. 18 50

Illusion Magecraft

Medea can create convincing and psychologically devastating illusions. 13

• Dazes Aeëtes with magic before creating an illusion for his forces. 13
• Projects an image of their commander dismembered and floating at sea, halting the pursuing army through panic and collapsed morale. 13
• Her illusion allows the Argo to escape without Medea killing her brother. 13

Healing Support

During Pellasgi's war against the Greek allied forces, Medea continuously expends Mana to heal Moran and the wounded soldiers. 41

• Treats Moran repeatedly during the days-long naval conflict. 41
• Supports Pellasgi's defense alongside Moran, Medusa, and Atalanta. 40 41

Equipment / Items

• Magic staff — Used when Medea confronts Moran over his broken promise. 34
• Magical ointments — Protective preparations offered to Jason before the Colchis trials. 11

Relationships

• Moran — Her beloved and later husband. Medea falls for him upon their meeting in Colchis, assists his theft of the Golden Fleece, later remembers their prior life together, and chooses to remain with him on the Invisible Island. 9 11 34 35 37
• Atalanta — Initially the source of Medea's confusion and romantic rivalry over Moran. Medea refuses to give up on Moran, but the two become friendly aboard the Argo. 10 13
• Hecate — Medea's teacher and a former member of the Titan Fleet. Medea introduces Moran to Hecate when he seeks a means to oppose Olympus. 10 50
• Jason — Captain of the Argo. Medea unintentionally exposes his lack of combat confidence by offering him protective ointments, then joins the expedition's escape from Colchis. 11 12
• King of Colchis — Medea's father, who ultimately disowns her after she chooses Moran over her royal status and family ties. 11 35
• Aeëtes — Identified as Medea's younger brother and the commander of the Colchian pursuers; Medea incapacitates him with magic but avoids killing him. 12 13

History

Colchian Princess and the Argonaut Expedition

Medea first encounters Moran when the Argo reaches Colchis seeking the Golden Fleece. Although she has only just met him, she becomes intensely captivated by him and secretly follows him out of the city using magic. 9

When Moran and the Argonauts prepare to face King Aetes's trials, Medea provides Jason with protective ointments. After Moran predicts that Aetes will refuse to surrender the Fleece even if the heroes succeed, she helps him infiltrate the royal treasury under concealment magic and steal it. 11

Medea leaves Colchis aboard the Argo during the pursuit that follows. Faced with the possibility of harming Aeëtes to save Moran, she remembers Moran's warning against seeking love through self-abandonment. She instead uses illusion magecraft to paralyze the enemy force without murdering her family. 12 13

First Simulation's Unfinished Promise

In the first simulation, Medea teaches Moran magic while the two research a way to suppress Medusa's demonic nature. Moran ultimately sacrifices his life to save Medusa before he can return to Medea or fulfill their planned wedding. 18 33

Medea later retains fragmented memories of this life, including the image of herself waiting by the coast for Moran's return. Drawn to the Invisible Island by these emotions, she reunites with him and confirms that he was the person who broke his promise to her. 33 34

Reconciliation and Life on the Invisible Island

Although Medea is furious over Moran's earlier failure to return, the happiness she feels at seeing him alive overcomes her resentment. She accepts his apology and his vow to spend the rest of his life making amends. 34 35

Medea chooses to remain with Moran on the Invisible Island even after Colchis strips her of her status as princess. With Aeëtes's counsel preventing war, her father abandons opposition to the relationship; Medea accepts the loss of her family ties in pursuit of her happiness with Moran. 35

Pellasgi and the War Against the Gods

As Pellasgi faces sanctions and eventual war for supporting Medusa's revived worship, Medea stands beside Moran without hesitation. She vows to accompany him to the end, whether in life or death. 37

During the war against the Greek allied forces, she serves as a vital healer for Moran and the Pellasgian soldiers. She later accompanies Moran on his search for the Titan remnants capable of helping Pellasgi resist the Machine Gods. 41 50

Notable Quotes

“How could I! I will absolutely not give up! I, I've already fallen for Lord Moran!” 10

“Rather than being angry at Lord Moran... the first thing I felt when I saw you were alright... it was happiness.” 34

“Lord Moran, Medea's happiness is being with you. This time, will you stay with me until the end?” 35