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Aizawa Azusa Sex | I've Been Killing Slimes For 300 Years And Maxed Out My Level

Azusa Aizawa is the main protagonist of the light novel, anime, and manga series I've Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level (Slime Taoshite 300-nen, Shiranai Uchi ni Level Max ni Nattemashita), written by Kisetsu Morita. Her story begins in a very unconventional way for an isekai heroine—through overwork. In her previous life, Azusa was a stressed-out office worker in modern Japan, who died from exhaustion. Upon being reincarnated into a fantasy world, she’s granted immortality and decides to take life at a slow, peaceful pace—swearing off workaholism forever.

To support her tranquil new lifestyle, Azusa takes up the simple task of killing low-level slimes every day. She does this daily for 300 years, and without realizing it, reaches the maximum level possible in her world—becoming the most powerful being in the land. Despite her strength, Azusa remains humble and peace-loving, preferring a quiet life in the highlands to fame or power. Her home becomes a haven for misfits and friends, and she slowly builds a found family of lovable and quirky characters.

Azusa's personality is defined by her nurturing and patient nature. She is protective of those she cares about and tries to avoid unnecessary conflict, though she will not hesitate to defend her family and friends when needed. As the series progresses, her calm demeanor and kind heart attract a wide array of companions—from dragons and demons to slimes and elves—many of whom come to her initially seeking a challenge, only to be won over by her warmth and wisdom.

Although Azusa initially wanted a quiet life, she gradually accepts that her home has become a place where adventures find her. Still, she faces every new situation with level-headedness and a touch of dry humor. She balances being an overpowered protagonist with a refreshing maturity, rarely flaunting her strength unless absolutely necessary. This combination of overwhelming power and motherly charm gives her a unique presence in the often action-heavy world of isekai.

Another notable aspect of Azusa’s character is how she challenges typical genre conventions. While many isekai heroes chase glory, revenge, or ambition, Azusa simply wants to protect her peaceful life and help others find happiness. This approach allows the story to blend fantasy, slice-of-life, and comedy in a wholesome way, with Azusa at the heart of it all.

Visually, Azusa has long blonde hair, blue eyes, and wears a black witch’s hat and robe, emphasizing her role as a magical figure. But despite the classic witch appearance, she’s far more approachable and down-to-earth than she seems.

In essence, Azusa Aizawa is a rare kind of protagonist—one who finds strength in kindness, peace in simplicity, and family in unexpected places. Her story is not about conquest, but about balance, healing, and the joy of building a gentle life after hardship.

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Eleanora Hillrose Sex | Villainess Level 99: I May Be the Hidden Boss but I'm Not the Demon Lord
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Eleanora Hillrose Sex | Villainess Level 99: I May Be the Hidden Boss but I'm Not the Demon Lord

Eleanora Hillrose | Villainess Level 99: I May Be the Hidden Boss but I'm Not the Demon Lord

Eleanora Hillrose was the name whispered in hushed fear throughout the kingdom. A woman of elegance, beauty, and unapproachable power, she was the Duke’s eldest daughter, the fiancée of the crown prince, and the woman fated to be the greatest villainess in history. At least, that was how the story was supposed to go.

But Eleanora had a secret—this was her second life.

She had been reincarnated into the world of Regalia Saga, an infamous otome RPG where the protagonist, a simple commoner girl, would rise to defeat all obstacles and win the heart of the prince. And Eleanora? She was the hidden boss, the character that only appeared in the hardest route, stronger than even the Demon Lord himself. In her past life, she had played this game to completion, and she knew what fate awaited her.

A spectacular fall from grace.

Betrayed by the prince, abandoned by her allies, and ultimately defeated by the heroine, her only ending was a tragic one. It didn’t matter how strong she was—the narrative itself was against her.

But Eleanora refused to accept such a fate.

From a young age, she trained herself in magic and swordsmanship, mastering skills that no noblewoman should have. If she was fated to be the strongest hidden boss, then she would embrace it—but not as a villainess destined for ruin. No, she would take this power and ensure her survival.

As the years passed, the world began to take notice.

The prince, once arrogant and full of himself, found himself hesitant before her sharp gaze. The nobles who once plotted against her hesitated, uncertain whether she was an enemy to crush or a force too great to antagonize. Even the heroine, upon arriving at the academy, could not help but tremble in Eleanora’s presence.

And then, there was the Demon Lord.

The supposed final boss of the game. The one everyone feared. The monster that would bring destruction to the world.

Eleanora met him. And she laughed.

“You’re weaker than me.”

The Demon Lord, a being of chaos and destruction, simply stared at her. Then he chuckled.

“Indeed, Lady Hillrose. So tell me… will you be my enemy?”

Eleanora tapped her chin thoughtfully. “That depends.”

She wasn’t a hero. She wasn’t a villain either. She was a woman determined to carve her own path, to defy the script that had been forced upon her. If the world saw her as a villain no matter what she did, then so be it. But she would be the one to decide how the story ended.

And if she had to fight gods, kings, or the very heavens themselves to achieve that?

So be it.

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