Zuta

Zuta is ruthless and enjoys taunting opponents after trapping them. His confidence depends heavily on controlling the battlefield before enemies recognize where his magic has been placed.

He shows little sympathy for the priests or Black Bulls caught in his traps and is perfectly willing to drain their mana while they remain restrained.

His composure collapses quickly when Charmy Pappitson becomes angry, showing that he is far more comfortable dominating immobilized opponents than facing overwhelming power directly.

Zuta uses Vine Magic, creating magical vines capable of binding targets.

Bind Vine restrains opponents and drains their magical power while they remain trapped. This lets Zuta weaken enemies without needing to overpower them through direct attacks.

He supplements Vine Magic with Trap Magic, placing concealed magical effects throughout the Seabed Temple's maze. The combination makes him effective at ambushes and battlefield control.

Zuta enters the Seabed Temple with Vetto and other Eye of the Midnight Sun members after the Black Bulls begin Gifso's Temple Battle Royale.

He spreads traps through the maze and captures one of the temple priests before later restraining Gauche Adlai and Grey.

Grey transforms a rock behind Zuta into meat, allowing Gauche to wake Charmy by telling her someone is stealing her food. Zuta attempts to restrain Charmy as well, only to be overwhelmed by her Sheep Magic.

After Zuta loses consciousness, his vines release their prisoners. Charmy later binds him and other captured Eye of the Midnight Sun members so they can be taken back for interrogation.

Zuta is eventually among the human Eye of the Midnight Sun members sacrificed when Patolli activates the elf reincarnation ritual.

Vetto leads the attack in which Zuta infiltrates the Seabed Temple.

Gauche Adlai and Grey become Zuta's prisoners after falling into his traps.

Charmy Pappitson defeats Zuta after Gauche convinces her that he is threatening her food.

Patolli commands the Eye of the Midnight Sun organization to which Zuta belongs.