Scion

Scion is a supporting character of the Arcane Advent Series. She had a brief appearance in volume I, and in volume II she supports Leidolf by providing information and sheltering him during a crisis. As of the first side story, they are in a relationship.

Appearance
Scion typically sports casual clothing and has short, wavy, light brown hair. Her eyes are amber-colored.

Personality
A party girl who is also a genius and talented programmer, Scion is fairly forgiving and adaptable, she openly accepts that there are such things as magick and actively pursues Leidolf during their reunion. She acts bravely and helps Leidolf whenever he requires it without a second thought, although according to Leidolf she is somewhat terrifying if you anger her.

Before the story
She was rescued from a monster by Leidolf and admitted she felt something between them, but she had to leave the city the very next day.

Volume I
She makes minor appearances, wondering about Leidolf and her friends, unaware the tragedy unfolding and their deaths.

Volume II
Scion is undergoing a state of depression while staying with her friend when the novella begins, believing she lost her two friends and Leidolf. Scion encounters Leidolf in the middle of a park in Silverleaf, and they head into the woods to discuss matters relating to the death of her friends and what led up to the cities destruction. After giving each other their contact information, they part until the next.

When Leidolf appears next he is injured, but they spend the rest of the day catching up until she mentions the current disappearances in her neighborhood and Leidolf asks for more information. The next time he appears is later that night, sustaining multiple injuries from retrieving the grimoire and she helps treat him. After he gives her a necklace, they settle down for the night and discuss a possible relationship.

And the end of the volume, she meets Leidolf on his birthday and decides to relocate to his city to pursue a relationship.

SS Story
Scion and Leidolf are dating at this point, and while she doesn't make a physical appearance, Leidolf explicitly states that he is terrified of angering her.