Aoko Aozaki

Aoko is a Magician capable of utilizing Magic Blue (魔法・青, Mahō Ao), the Fifth Magic (第五魔法), making her the only person in the current world capable of performing its miracles. Compared to the others, like the Third Magic that has existed for over a millennium, Michael Roa Valdamjong calls it “just a thirty year old level Magic.” He still considers it to be a one of a kind rarity that deserves some respect. She is apparently using a system to hold onto her human form according to Wallachia, and he goes as far to call her a monster even though he himself is a Dead Apostle Ancestor. While Aoko tries to refute him, saying that only the other four Magicians fit that description and that she is a full-fledged human, he sticks with his original analysis. Its exact domain is uncertain, but it has roots in time travel. Her usage of it is limited to localized individual time travel, but Touko cannot believe that is the true nature of the Magic. While she is unsure if Aoko has arrived at the very depths of its nature, she is certain that it is not so simple a miracle. The concept of time travel falls under the Second Magic because the revising of records and rewriting of events falls under the operation of parallel worlds in other worlds. It makes no sense for such an ability to now be called the Fifth Magic, but Touko decides further speculation is none of her business.

Despite Touko being a vastly superior magus, Aoko was chosen to inherit the Magic instead of her. Though Touko boasts one of the greatest Magic Circuits in the world, the Fifth Magic does not require such a thing, and it can be said that Aoko’s pureness is more suited to it. The secret of the Fifth Magic lies in “advancing civilization”, fitting how Alice represents Medieval Civilization and Aoko represents Consumption Civilization. It also holds the answer as to why she is called the “newest” magician

She is familiar with Zelretch and the Second Magic to some extent, as she is able to classify Neco-Arc existing in the world of Melty Blood as his doing.