Amiru Ubarr

Manhwa

**Amiru Ubarr** is the daughter of Viscountess Popelina Ubarr and her successor, who at some unstated point before the end of the war celebration, took over as the young matriarch of her family. Her family's title was later promoted to Countess by Crown Prince Alberu.

## **Appearance**

She has green hair and a calm yet sophisticated expression. In the manhwa, she is drawn with a loose side-braid that rests over her shoulder.

## **Personality**

Amiru is someone who is bold, but also cautious. According to Cale Henituse, she seems like someone who would be good at keeping secrets.

## **History**

Amiru first appeared during the celebration in the Capitol, she along with the other Northeastern nobles had a meeting where they repeatedly impressed upon Cale the importance of being quiet and still during the events.

Both she and Gilbert Chetter were very curious and confused about the calm way Cale dealt with Neo Tolz outside of the Palace of Joy, and how he seemed to have changed. They wondered if it was due to him not being drunk.

Later during the event at the Palace of Joy, she began explaining to him the reason for the tables be split up by region, only to stop when she realized that he was already aware of it.

Both she and other Northeastern nobles were caught off guard by Cale's flattery speech towards the Crown Prince.

When Cale decided to leave the event early, Amiru walked him out to ensure that Neo Tolz wouldn't try to harass him again; on the way they talked about the tourism investment the Northeastern nobles were planning to do and that they were hoping to get Alberu's support on the matter. Cale subtly suggested to her that they should consider the military usefulness of the Northeastern coasts.

She shared a carriage with Cale on the way to the palace for the birthday celebration, during which she brought up the idea of building a military base in the Ubarr Territory, and asked his opinion on it. In truth she and her mother had come to a decision on the matter and Amiru planned to discuss it with Gilbert Chester that day. Their main concern was the imbalance of powers that could be caused by the base, the Ubarr family was average in wealth and didn't have the funds or manpower to create the base on their own, so they'd require investors. Because of the worry towards a civil war erupting in the Whipper Kingdom, the royal family would be willing to invest a large amount of money the base, however that would mean the ownership of the base would pass to them and increase the influence of the Crown in the Ubarr territory.

For that reason, she was hoping to borrow money from the Henituse family. Cale informed her that any decisions relating to the Henituse family fonds were made solely by his father, but that he'd pass on a message to him. Amiru said they'd send an official request as well.

During the terrorist attack on the plaza, Amiru originally panicked, but was brought back to her sense by hearing Cale calm down Eric. After the bombs went off and Cale blocked it with his shield, she was concerned about him and along with Gilbert, dragged a priest over to check on him.

## **Relationships**

### **Cale Henituse**

Cale refers to Amiru as *Young Lady Amiru* and Amiru refers to Cale as *Young Master Cale*.

Similar to Eric Wheelsman and Gilbert Chetter, Amiru is very apprehensive of Cale at first, having heard about Cale's bad behavior. However, when post-transmigration Cale subtly gives her advice to set up a military base at the Ubarr coastline instead of focusing on tourism, she quickly realizes that Cale is more than the trash that people make him out to be.

Amiru grows to have a lot of admiration for Cale. While Cale is pretending to be injured after the Plaza terrorist attack incident, Amiru felt that he was very different from the past Cale and admired that Cale was still completing his responsibilities while being hurt. That filled her with passion and made her believe that she had to become more dependable like Cale.

### **Eric Wheelsman**

As fellow successors to the noble families of the Northeast region, they are familiar with each other and work well together.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 437
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Chapter 40
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Chapter 38
4. ↑ Chapter 42
5. ↑ Chapter 44
6. ↑ Chapter 45
7. ↑ Chapter 54