Lilith is a clone of Ophis created from her stolen powers in Volume 11, and is currently considered as Ophis by the Alliance and Khaos Brigade.
Appearance[]
Lilith appears identical to Ophis, with the exceptions of a slightly different outfit and a ponytail. It is unknown if she can shapeshift like Ophis.
Personality[]
Lilith rarely shows any sort of emotion, but she inherited Ophis' naive and innocent attitude, as well as her love for sweets. Azazel has noted that she is a rather greedy Dragon. Lilith often speaks in the third-person, and in a childish, simplistic manner.
History[]
Lilith was created by Khaos Brigade some time after Ophis' powers were stolen by Cao Cao. She was then placed as the personal bodyguard of Rizevim Livan Lucifer, who named her after his mother, Lilith.
Powers/Abilities[]
Immense Strength: Lilith possesses immense strength, as she was made with 3/4ths of Ophis' power (give or take a relatively "small" amount Ophis managed to remove as she was being drained). Despite this pedigree, she was knocked aside by and incapable of slaying an Outraged Fafnir (in which state he's seemingly roughly comparable in attack power to a Heavenly Dragon, so still weaker than the current Ophis) with a single strike, implying she might not be able to use the full extent of that stolen might. She was able to take the full force attack of the Ex-Durandal with her bare hands and reflect the attack by simply putting her hand forward and swinging it to the side.
Immense Durability: Like her origin Ophis, Lilith is extremely durable. She demonstrates this when she was completely unscathed after a strike from Fafnir in his Outrage Mode.
Magic: Lilith is capable of using varieties of magic.
- Defensive Magic: Liltih is capable of creating magic barriers, though they were easily bitten through by Fafnir in his Outrage Mode.
Quotes[]
- ".....Rizevim, protect, Lilith’s duty." (Volume 16, Life 2)
- (To Issei, Vali and Ophis) “Then, Lilith also wants to be together.” (Volume 21, Y Ddraig Goch & Albion Gwiber)
Trivia[]
- Lilith in Hebrew translates to "night creatures", "night monster", "night hag", or "screech owl".
- Lilith is also the Hebrew form of Sumerian Lilitu, meaning "of the night."
- Lilith is Adam's first wife in Jewish folklore.
- In mythology, Lilith is the name of a Mesopotamian storm demon associated with the wind and thought to bear disease and death.
- In ancient Semitic folklore, Lilith is the name of a night demon.