Eve Reese

Eve Reese is a demon who is one of the candidates to become a demon lord. Her objective is to kill the current Demon Lord for trying to exterminate her brethren.

Appearance
Eve has red eyes and a pair of black wings. After overcoming the trial of the divine bird Caladrius, Eve's hair turns silver and she gains a pair of horns.

Previous Timeline
At some point in time, Eve was able to become the current Demon Lord. When battling the heroes of Jioral Kingdom, she manages to incapacitate three of them by siphoning their magic and firing a powerful blast of energy at them. However, Keyaru is able to make quick work of her familiars before she herself is defeated. Eve laments her demise as her heart (the Philosopher's Stone) is taken, but Keyaru promises her a new beginning.

Current Timeline
Eve goes to a restaurant in Burranikka to evade those after her and her black-winged kind, which is also where she meets Keyaru. The patrons laugh when Keyaru assumes her to be a Demon Lord, so Keyaru gives her a plentiful meal to make it up to her; a meal she happily gulps down. Suddenly, demons attack the restaurant with the intent to capture Eve, and the latter collapses from a poisoned dart. Eve reluctantly decides to let Keyaru help her, and the group manages to evade Eve's pursuers.

At an empty house, Eve is berated by Keyaru for the many things she lacks to become the Demon Lord. Eve tearfully lashes out, proclaiming that she swore to avenge her fallen brethren by killing the current Demon Lord and to keep on living. She grows suspicious of Keyaru when he reveals that he is the Healing Hero, but soon agrees to work with him upon learning that their goals do not conflict. The next day, Eve feels uneasy about how she has nothing to give Keyaru in return. To her bewilderment, Eve learns that Keyaru intends on having her control the divine bird of pestilence Caladrius. to do so. Eve asks Keyaru is he is a good person; when he tells her that he was obviously a good person, Eve takes humor in the fact that those who say that are usually up to no good.