Lize

Lize is a beautiful boy who was found drifting in a forest stream near Luna’s home.

At that time, he had a cursed knife embedded in his chest and carried an overwhelming, ominous poison around his body.

His true identity is Noah, the prince of the former queen, and a “cursed child,” which is a seed of the final form of a poison monster.

Because of this origin, he is considered an enormous threat by high-ranking black witches and magicians.

Currently, Lize lives under Luna’s care, training in magic to avoid becoming a monstrous “final form” like other cursed children.

His personality is not fully detailed, but his appearance and odd habits, such as his aggressively messy bedhead, make him stand out.

At the time of his first appearance, Lize’s body was that of a 15-year-old boy.

After the curse on the knife was broken, his body shrank, and he now spends his days in a form that looks about 10 years old.

He is described as a beautiful boy who washed up in the small river of the forest where Luna lives.

His most notable everyday feature is his extremely aggressive bedhead, which seems to have a life of its own.

Lize was discovered injured, with a cursed knife stabbed into his chest.

Luna saved him by removing the curse, but this triggered his transformation into a smaller, childlike body.

The knife itself carried a powerful curse, yet the poison surrounding Lize was even more ominous and vast than the curse on the blade.

This poison reveals that he is actually Noah, prince of the previous queen, and a “cursed child” born as the seed of a poison monster’s final form.

After losing his memories, Lize no longer knows who he is or what his past was.

He now lives with only fragments of his origin, unaware of the full weight of his own existence.

The term “cursed child” refers to a being that is essentially the seed of the ultimate poison creature, the so-called final form of a poison monster.

Lize, as Noah, is one such cursed child, carrying within him the potential to become a catastrophic threat.

When Luna found him, he was enveloped not just in a cursed wound, but in a vast, malevolent poison.

Luna took this enormous poison into herself and brought it to the forest master, where it was broken down and purified.

Despite this purification, the upper-tier black witches and magicians still view Lize as a looming danger.

They consider eliminating him preemptively, fearing the possibility that he might eventually transform into the monster he was born to become.

Luna is the witch who saved Lize when he was on the verge of death.

She removed the cursed knife from his chest and took on the burden of his poison, at great risk to herself.

Luna herself was once a cursed child, fated to become a monstrous final form.

However, she escaped that fate by becoming a witch, changing the course of her destiny.

Because of her own history, Luna refuses to let Lize be executed as a mere threat.

Instead, she chooses to raise him as a proper magician, believing that like her, he can avoid becoming a monster.

Under Luna’s guidance, Lize begins training in magic, starting from scratch due to his memory loss.

He studies, practices, and slowly builds an identity not as a poison-born monster, but as Luna’s apprentice.

Lize’s innate potential is enormous, tied to his nature as a cursed child and seed of a poison monster.

However, his actual skill and control must be developed through disciplined magical training.

Luna decides to cultivate him into a full-fledged magician so that his power can be directed and refined.

By turning his cursed origins into magical talent, she aims to steer him away from the predestined path of becoming a “final form” monstrosity.

Because he has lost his memories, he approaches magic as a beginner, with no recollection of former techniques or royal education.

This gives him a strange mix of terrifying potential and childlike inexperience.

While detailed personality notes are not explicitly given, a few traits stand out around Lize.

He is visually striking, partly because of his beauty and partly because of his ridiculously wild bedhead.

His amnesia leaves him in a vulnerable, uncertain state, unsure of who he is or what his role in the world should be.

This creates a contrast between his harmless outward appearance and the terrifying destiny embedded in his being.

Lize’s daily life is shaped by Luna’s protection and teaching, grounding him in a new identity.

As he trains, he gradually shifts from being merely “the cursed child Noah” to being Lize, Luna’s apprentice magician.