Zola

Zora Bartford is the second official wife of Barcus but eventually divorced by Barcus during war event between Holfort Kingdom & The Principality.

Appearance
She has long noble tangled styled hair. She is often shown with earings and vests with her own jewelry across her body to show her supremacy as a noblewoman.

Personality
Zora is a typical Holfort noble lady: arrogant, haughty, unfaithful, and greedy. She is also callous and hypocritical. She has no qualms about sending her husband’s children to die in battle for more wealth, and accuses of them of not doing any work, while she never works herself. She is a strong believer in the system where women receive better treatment than men.

Volume 1
Zora appears with her children the day Leon regains his memories of his past life.

10 years later, Zora makes an arrangement with another noble to marry Leon off to their 50 year old daughter. Leon refuses and he and Barcus manage to convince her to postpone the marriage in exchange for them getting her the money she would have made from it.

She is present when Leon arrives back with Luxion and immediately demands that the boy hand over everything he acquired while adventuring to her. Leon refuses, as adventures have total ownership of all items acquired while adventuring under the law.

Volume 3
Zora appears in Volume 3 when Barcus attempts to recruit Rutart into the war. The boy hides behind his mother and Zora refuses to allow him to participate, but when Barcus pushes, Zora snaps, telling Barcus he has no control over Rutart as Barcus isn't his real father, accidentally revealing the boy's true parentage. Realizing her mistake, she quickly tries to backtrack her statement, but Barcus has no interest in hearing it and leaves.

After the war, Zora loses her noble rank for deserting and the Holfort Kingdom's system changes, allowing Barcus to divorce her.

Family
Although she was against him fighting in the war to the point she accidentally revealed his real heritage, Zora saw him nothing more than a disposable tool to acquire more power and wealth, as to how she viewed all men.
 * Rutart Bartford

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 * Merce Bartford

Zora has no real love for Barcus. She sees him and his children by Luce as nothing more but means to acquire more wealth for her lavish lifestyle.
 * Barcus Fou Bartford

Luce's Side of the Family
Because she sees Luce’s sons as stupid and worthless, she has no problem with Leon dying in battle or being sold to a fifty-year old woman, all in order to acquire more money.

Trivia

 * She likes to have a private lesson with her servants.