History Characters / BeingAbleToEditSkillsInAnotherWorldIGainedOpWaifus

* TheArcher: One of her few learned skills. She's a master with a bow, doubly so once Nagi got a hold of her skills.

** In addition, Rita was not likely to be accepted by Nagi and Cecy
l in the first place if not for the fact that he showed up in Nagi's room, uninvited, and not only began looking at Rita like a starving man would look at a T-bone steak, but pretty much outright demanded that Nagi sell her to him.

[[folder:Nagi Soma]]

* AccidentalMarriage: Played completely straight with Cecil. When he was asking for passage to Metcal aboard Rita's carriage (Rita being a high-ranking member of a human-supremacist cult at the time), he called Cecil his wife to avoid complications. He was unaware that making such a declaration as the master of a master/slave contract makes it automatically true.

* AffectionateGestureToTheHead: Nagi's favorite, and absolutely non-sexual, form of affection is patting his harem, particularly Cecil and Rita, on the head, and they love it!
* BecauseDestinySaysSo: The primary reason he's given for being saddled with a slave harem. Even seeking out and buying Cecil was at the behest of a powerful spirit entity that pretty much said this word for word to both Cecil and himself.

* CasualKink: Parodied. In the manga, he claims Cecil's slave choker is simply some S&M gear, as part of claiming Cecil to be his wife. This comes back to bite him when Rita realizes the slave choker is the real thing...

* TheLeader: Combines type II and IV. He rules through ThePowerOfTrust and ThePowerOfLove. His waifus want to be with him because they know he trusts and treasures them, and they never, ever want to betray that. In fact, he almost never has to use his master/slave authority. Of the few times he did, Cecil actually demanded it once, due to certain circumstances that had her rightly afraid of her own nature.
* LoopholeAbuse: Uses "Smite Building" to push an occupied carriage out of the danger zone of Cecil's spell by telling himself that a carriage is a piece of architecture.

* PhlebotinumBattery: He is one, especially for Cecil, as he has a larger mana pool than he will ever need.

* ThanksForTheMammary: Manga only. While riding in the carriage with Rita, a sudden stop causes him to crash into her, with his hand on one of her breasts. Rita doesn't like it for obvious reasons, and it makes Cecil... self-conscious.

* {{Tsundere}}: He makes up all sorts of silly excuses to try and hide his ChronicHeroSyndrome, so Cecil calls him one as a direct result.

* UnwantedHarem: He only sought out and bought Cecil Pharot. He winds up with an entire harem due to circumstances beyond his control. The girls all know he treasures them, regardless.

[[folder:Cecil Pharot]]

[[caption-width-right:350:Meet Cecil on the day she's bought.]]

* ACupAngst: Manga only. When the party meets Rita, Cecil feels quite self-conscious regarding their respective chest sizes. Cecil is unaware that Nagi likes her "flat chest" best of all the harem...

* IntimateHealing: When Cecil came down with some unspecified illness that left her so feverish, her body temperature burned Nagi's hand on touch, and none of Iris's healers could do anything about it, Nagi's only option was to use the ritual of EternalLove binding his soul and hers together for all eternity. This ritual involves some very erotic acts.
* IWarnedYou: When the slave and skill merchants broke into the inn and smashed their way into Nagi's room, he punched his way through a wall, in order to escape. Cecil warned the merchants, and their mooks, that Nagi would punch a hole ''[[EntertaininglyWrong in them]]'' if they continued to pursue. They continued to pursue, [[RightForTheWrongReasons at which point, Nagi hit some of them with a building]]. Nagi repeats the warning. When they [[TheyJustDontGetIt insist on trying to capture him anyway]], Nagi asks Cecil for the ''weakest'' spell in her arsenal, a light spell, to avoid collateral damage. She obliges by using a light spell with a magnitude on par with the surface of the sun. [[ItAmusedMe Just for kicks.]]

* AccidentalMarriage: Combined with AchievementsInIgnorance. While it takes Cecil ''two'' rituals to swear her EternalLove to Nagi, Rita manages to pull it off, completely by accident, and she wasn't even trying at the time.

* CutenessProximity: She fell in love with '''Cecil''' almost immediately after laying eyes upon her because she found the latter extremely cute, constantly snuggling Cecil during the entire carriage ride.

* EternalLove: Like Cecil, she eventually swears to be together with Nagi for all eternity, even after death and reincarnation.
* ExactWords: Combined with LoopholeAbuse. When she and Cecil bet over who gets to wash Nagi's back for a week, and Cecil wins, Rita gracefully accepts the loss because she'll be washing Nagi's front. [[note]] For context, the law of the land is that, until he's got his own house, he has to share the bedroom and bathtub with his slaves, or put said slaves in the inn's stables.[[/note]]

* FreakinessShame: Especially in the manga. She finds her beast-man traits even more embarrassing than public nudity. The fact that Nagi and Cecil, but especially Nagi, find them charming makes her really fall for him, and she learns to stop hiding them.

* SleepCute: Combined with BedmateReveal. In the manga, Nagi wakes up to see her wrapped around Cecil like Cecil's her body pillow, and the both of them are happy as peas in a pod, despite initially insisting that she would sleep on the couch.
* SustainedMisunderstanding: Invoked. Because Cecil felt her position as TopWife threatened by Rita's arrival in the story, she made a lot of statements that lead Rita to the wrong conclusion about a great many things. The fact that Rita had a poor impression of Nagi at the time prevented him from defending himself as Rita didn't want to hear it.

* PunchedAcrossTheRoom: One of her specially created skills. Ironically, the same skill Nagi once traded to purchase Cecil. Using any cleaning tool, she can "sweep" monsters goblin level or below away over a great distance. If a wall happens to be in the monster's path... splat. When combined with Raffi's "familiar"... it gives her BottomlessMagazines.

* PersonOfMassDestruction: Granted, it's entirely off-screen backstory, but she has a history of single-handed destruction of entire countries when her anger is roused. Even Cecil, whom the author calls a strategic weapon, can't do that...

The merchants who appraised Nagi's "sweep monster" skill, sold him Cecil, and then tried to kidnap them both in the middle of the night.

* EyeScream: They were looking right at Nagi and Cecil when Cecil invoked a light spell with a magnitude on par with what's usually found on the surface of a sun. Even if their reflexes kicked in, their retinas were likely flash-fried. In fact, the manga even has them scream in pain as a direct result.

* IgnoredEpiphany: Manga only. The skill merchant does voice concerns that chasing Nagi and Cecil down, in the middle of the royal capital, no less, is a really dumb idea. The slave merchant insists that since Nagi's a "foreigner," [[ApatheticCitizens nobody will care what happens to him.]] Well, after the merchants' shadows were permanently burned into the landscape, it's likely that quite a few people care.

* TheyJustDontGetIt: They see Nagi blow a hole in the hotel's walls, barehanded, and Cecil warns them not to follow or he will punch holes ''in them.'' They follow, and Nagi hits them with a building. They ''still'' insist on chasing him down. It takes Cecil blasting them with light of a magnitude usually found at the surface of a sun to make them finally realize that such actions are entirely the wrong approach.

* AdaptationalDumbass: In the original source, all he knew was that there were intruders in the tower that was housing Aine's memories, and went to investigate, taking the best bodyguards available, having no way of knowing what he was getting into. In the manga, he is openly warned that Nagi's group is coming, but is completely dismissive, thinking he's already won the fight, and there's nothing they can do against him, even though he's aware that Rita is a powerful fighter and Cecil is a powerful mage, and that Nagi somehow ''took down a Leviathan.''

* EngineeredHeroics: Once Rita became unavailable, he planned to "rescue" Leticia from the Gargoyle guardians around Aine's memory crystal and then use the same amnesia tool he used to steal Aine's memories away on Leticia, so she'd be stricken by Rescue Romance. He never dreamed she'd hire Nagi, Rita, and Cecil as backup...

* TheFarmerAndTheViper: Because Nagi heeded Cecil's request to not obliterate him and the office he works in, he comes back later to help a local corrupt noble in Metcal annihilate the "commoner's adventurer guild" and abuses an amnesia artifact on Aine to trick her into signing away her guild HQ. His subordinates also serve to become accomplices in premeditated murder on the members of said guild.

* InsaneTrollLogic: He refuses to authorize Rita paying Nagi the 20,000 silver coin fee for rescuing her "noble" subordinates, as was duly contracted, claiming that the Leviathan attacked as a direct result of her actions in bringing Nagi and Cecil to that village aboard her carriage with her, completely overlooking the actual reason they were near that lake in the first place.
* InsultBackfire: In the original source, he doesn't even acknowledge Cecil's existence while negotiating with Nagi. In the manga, after Nagi has pointedly refused his offer of 200,000 silver coins, stating Rita's price as 20 '''billion''' coins, Algis tries to assault Nagi, Cecil intervenes, so he calls her "an evil dark elf" to her face. She retorts "That's right? I'm so evil, I will mercilessly destroy all enemies of Nagi-sama!" as a very credible threat.

** In addition, Rita was not likely to be accepted by Nagi and Cecil in the first place if not for the fact that he showed up in Nagi's room, uninvited, and not only began looking at Rita like a starving man would look at a T-bone steak, but pretty much outright demanded that Nagi sell her to him.

* InsaneTrollLogic: They tell Rita's superior, Bishop Argis, that the god Iturna sent The Leviathan against her, personally, as punishment for both letting Cecil into her carriage on the trip to Metcal, and manga-only, stopping to aid a dark-elf woman with a terminally ill child... Despite the fact that the Leviathan attacked and paralyzed them first and Rita was fighting to protect them. Bishop Argis not only believes them, but denies Rita the funds she needs to pay Nagi and Cecil the reward for defeating the Leviathan and rescuing them.
* NeverMyFault: They blame Rita being kind to "Dark Elf" Cecil and aiding a Dark-elf child that was going to die for the fact that The Leviathan attacked them. They can't bring themselves to believe that they were responsible for the attack because they snubbed the mayor of the local village and ignored his warning that a Leviathan was in the area.
* SexIsEvilAndIAmHorny: Played for laughs in the novel's chapter 31 and 32. They stumble upon Nagi and Cecil performing the "White Knot Festival." A once a year festival where masters show their sincerity towards their opposite sex slaves. They lecture Nagi, incessantly, with their FantasticRacism until they realize he's celebrating the ritual, at which point they voice their jealousy... and run back to their church in a panic screaming about how Nagi "has already been corrupted by the evil dark elf and is going to hell" then start diving into their studies, trying desperately to forget how Nagi and Cecil had an AccidentalKiss as a result of RomanticSpoonfeeding.
* UngratefulBastard: They respond to Rita, Nagi, and Cecil risking their lives to rescue them by first testifying that Rita and Rita alone was responsible for provoking the Leviathan, and working to deny Nagi and Cecil their duly earned reward, a reward that was 25% of what they'd have to pay a professional adventuring party.

* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Be a good customer, and she's got your back. She even gifts Cecil and Rita some supplies after Nagi's little "show" demonstrating Rita becoming his PropertyOfLove.
* ShipperOnDeck: Fully supports Cecil+Nagi+Rita.

* AdaptationalNiceGuy: In the original source, she suspects Nagi is using Master/Slave authority to force Cecil into the festival, so tricks him with contract magic to keep him from using his authority to boss Cecil around a full day, just to make sure. In the manga, this aspect is removed, and she takes him at his word.

* CovertPervert: At least in the manga. When asking Nagi about his plans, he states that his top goal, after leaving Metcal, is finding a house to purchase, preferably with a proper bath, as the best he could hope for in an inn was washing down Rita's and Cecil's bodies with a damp cloth. This makes Leticia have an ImagineSpot of Rita and Cecil both underclothed and in erotic poses, thus causing her to turn red as a beet, and HeadDesk, voicing aloud that Nagi's PracticalTaunt to Tanaka might not have even been a taunt at all.

* WhoAreYou: When she first sees Nagi, Rita, and Cecil beat up on Tanaka, she cries out the trope, word for word, surprised at the fact that "unreliable, low level adventurers" beat the crap out of the self-proclaimed "Legendary Hero" Tanaka.

* MuggingTheMonster: Knowing nothing about Nagi or his harem, they whip out their swords and try to strike them all down. Rita and Cecil fend them off with ease and Aine nearly kills them with her [Increase puttle] skill.

* DeathOfAThousandCuts: On the receiving end. When an enraged Cecil comes at him with flame arrows, knowing he has a high magic resistance, she whittles him down with "mosquito bites" of damage by the hundreds of arrows until Nagi makes her stop with his Master/Slave authority, and then only because she was running out of mp. If not for that, he would have let her cook him alive.

* GreenEyedMonster: Exploited. Nagi taunts Tanaka with the existence of Cecil and Rita to distract him so that Aine's memory crystal can be snatched away.

[[caption-width-right:350:All we ask is that you rescue Cecil.]]
The collected spirits of "Demons" who speak to Nagi and ask him to buy Cecil.

* BitCharacter: Shows up at the start of the story, guides Nagi to Cecil, and then is never seen or heard again once Nagi buys her.

* IAmLegion: Is composed of all the souls of "demons" like Cecil, who have already died.
* SmallRoleBigImpact: If not for Astarte, Nagi's prospects in this new world would have been quite grim, and Cecil would still be a "useless Dark Elf" slave, waiting for death in a cell.

* LivingLieDetector: By proxy. Nagi eventually gives her a magic skill that allows her to summon an earthen cage around anyone she wishes to question. If that person opts to lie, the cage, and the ground under it, will become more and more belligerent until that person either tells the truth or gets SwallowedWhole and BuriedAlive, with no means of rescue...Brr..

* DoesNotLikeShoes: In the manga, she insists on going barefoot, as the more exposed skin she has, the better she absorbs mana to fuel her magic. Nagi, is resigned to it.

* AmbiguouslyBrown: It's not known if her skin tone is normal for her species, but it's very dark.

* SenpaiKohai: She's the sempai to all the later slaves in Nagi's harem.