Hebe

Hebe is a young goddess who serves wine during William's visit to Dias and whose long wish is later fulfilled through death and rebirth. (Chapters 880, 957, and 1358)

Biography

The Demon Continent and the Heir of Darkness

William recalls that Hebe served him wine at Dias's feast and questions what happened after he lost consciousness, including the unexplained taste on his lips when he woke. The brief does not provide Hebe's answer or establish responsibility for that detail. Much later, the Primordial Goddess explains that Hebe has died and been reborn under another name and that marriage to the person she loved fulfills a ten-thousand-year wish. (Chapters 921, 957, 1358, and 1360)

Appearance and personality

Hebe is described as a young goddess. She introduces herself plainly and offers William more wine; the selected evidence does not establish a fuller appearance or temperament. (Chapter 880)

Skills, classes, and divinities

Hebe's divine identity is explicit, but no divine authority, class, combat technique, or supernatural limit is documented. (Chapters 880 and 1358)

Relationships

• William: Guest whom Hebe serves and the beloved linked to the fulfillment of her wish. (Chapters 880, 957, and 1360)
• Dias: Host whose feast Hebe serves. (Chapter 957)

Items

Hebe serves wine, but no personal named item is established. (Chapters 880 and 957)