Meena

Meena is one of Eight Demons who said to be on mission of reviving the Demon Lord. But instead of that, she wants to prevent that since reviving the Demon Lord will end up with vanishment of all demons.

Appearance
Despite being a demon, Meena is able to hide her snake features and disguise herself as a beautiful snake-eyed woman with dark brown skin and black hair, a voluptuous body which can be revealed when she usually wears her erotic outfit. Under this guise she manages to suppress her demon-specific miasma and mana.

She has an incredible sex appeal which is extremely difficult to resist thanks to the pheromones that she releases consciously, unlike Tarte after using "Beastification". By combining her sultry body and seductive manners with her pheromones, she is able to attract and seduce anyone despite their will. So far, Lugh is the only man to date who has managed to resist her.

Personality
She is very cunning and intelligent, managing to restore the Granfelt Estate to its former glory in such a short time despite her demonic powers.

Unlike other demons who seek to resurrect the Demon King, she prefers to do nothing and stay in her lands enjoying the culture and human food that she finds entertaining. Indeed, she knows very well that resurrecting the Demon King will result in the death of all other demons.

Her main goal is to become the Demon King herself, using Lugh and the Kingdom to achieve this, without losing her own personality by eating the fruits of life.

Background
In human society, Meena is known as Countess Granfelt, a title she inherited after marrying Count Granfelt, an incompetent nobleman who mismanaged his territory and squandered all the fortune he had from his predecessor, a male able.

Count Granfelt died a month after their marriage. Subsequently, she managed the Granfelt domain, and considerably improved the management of the territory in just a few months.

Due to her beauty and skill, she is popular and highly regarded both inside and outside her domain, and she has become a noblewoman notorious enough to be invited to the royal castle, turning several powerful noblemen into her puppets after having seduced them.

History
Popular in the Kingdom, she spends her time having fun and managing her territory, while using Lugh to achieve her goal of becoming the Demon King herself.

Abilities
She is cunning, intelligent and beautiful, thus allowing her to control the country thanks to all the nobles under her grip. As a demon, she is extremely powerful, far more than any other human except the hero, Epona. She also possesses the ability to transform into a human, thus allowing her to spend her time with humans.

Relationships
Lugh : She has a cooperative relationship with him, using him to achieve her goal of becoming the Demon King herself, by eating the three fruits of life necessary for that, without however turning into a monster by losing her consciousness and personality. To do this, she tries every time to turn Lugh into one of her pets by seducing him, without success so far, also allowing him to call her Meena, a name that only her pets, humans that she has seduced and under her grip can use, and giving him the location of the demons.

Demons : She finds them stupid, seeking to resurrect the Demon King in the hope that they will be spared, when the chances of that happening are slim. Therefore she doesn't fight with them but doesn't oppose them either, using them so that they produce the 3 fruits of life necessary to appropriate them.

Naoise : After his crushing defeat against Tarte in volume 4, this one, in search of power at all costs, after seeing his pride destroyed in an instant,

Servants : She has several powerful servants in her service, some giant white snakes, who just like her, can transform into humans, although not as strong as Lugh.

Prince of the Kingdom of Alvan : Like many other nobles before him, this one became her puppet after succumbing to her irresistible charm. However, considering him a lost cause, his sister, Princess Farina, ordered Lugh to assassinated him,