Succubi, emerging in the aftermath of the war between Ceil Nior and Celesta, are mysterious and compelling beings, often misunderstood and vilified. Characterized by distinct horns and tails, they possess an inherent allure and a natural gift for seduction. These traits have led to their often negative portrayal, yet their origin and purpose remain a subject of deep intrigue.

The birth of the succubi was interpreted by both Ceil Nior and Celesta as a divine sign, a celestial message in response to their conflict. However, each side saw this sign differently. The people of Celesta viewed the emergence of succubi as an affirmation of their victory and righteousness, believing it to be a nod of approval from the gods for their actions and beliefs.

In contrast, the people of Ceil Nior, having lost all memory of their Matron Goddess Lilith due to the systematic erasure from their history, failed to recognize the striking resemblance between Lilith and the succubi. Each newly born succubus bore features reminiscent of their forgotten deity, suggesting a deeper connection to their cultural and spiritual heritage.

Had the people of Ceil Nior retained their memories of Lilith, they might have interpreted the appearance of the succubi not as a sign of condemnation but as a message of mourning from the gods. This would symbolize a lament for the loss of their matron goddess, and perhaps a subtle reminder of the forgotten teachings and values she once embodied.

Thus, the succubi, in their enigmatic existence, stand as a poignant symbol of lost history and cultural identity, their true significance veiled by the shadows of forgotten deities and a war-torn past. Their presence is a bittersweet testament to a legacy that lingers in the collective consciousness, a legacy that might have been celebrated had it not been erased from memory.