Kuro no Caster
黒のキャスター
Caster wears a featureless mask lacking openings for eyes or a mouth, along with a full-body suit and a blue mantle. Because of the mask he wore, it was impossible to determine whether he felt fear or any emotion at all.
Caster is noted for his eccentricity; he sometimes remains silent even when addressed, simply nodding in affirmation. He possessed a poor constitution and a pessimistic outlook on life, which made him reluctant to interact with others. While he could hold conversations, he never infused any emotion into the exchange. Due to his specialization in a single type of thaumaturgy as a magus, he never worried about the miscellaneous chores of his abode.
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Caster's true name is Avicebron (アヴィケブロン), also known as Solomon ibn Gabirol (ソロモン・イブン・ガビーロール), a twelfth-century poet and philosopher. He was born in Malaga, Spain, and although he did not have the glory of a knight or king or the recognition of having produced works of art that would prosper for thousands of years, he was the father of an entire thaumaturgical system, Kabbalah, and one of the starting points of the process leading up to the European Renaissance through bringing Greco-Arabic and Jewish lore and enlightenment to the cultural circles of Europe. He is recognized as a "hero" who heavily influenced both the history of the world and thaumaturgy.
He had suffered from many illnesses during his life, and had spent his days with almost zero contact with other humans. He had even purposefully created maid-type golems to take care of the housework in order to maintain his isolation.
He had suffered from many illnesses during his life, and had spent his days with almost zero contact with other humans. He had even purposefully created maid-type golems to take care of the housework in order to maintain his isolation.
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