Misha Jur

 (Also: Misha Yule) is a recurring characters in "I'm in Love with the Villainess".

Appearance
Noted to be composed and a mature beauty with long, straight silver hair.

Background
 is Rae's best friend and roommate at the Academy. She is a noble from a house that fell from grace and became impoverished. During this time, Misha was acquainted with and relatively close to Claire François. Despite the Jur family's struggles with money, she still holds some reputation. She is accepting of her position and, rather than hold onto the noble status, portrays herself as equal among people with common background. This allowed for Rae and Misha to form their longstanding friendship.

She often supports Rae in her attempts to pursue Claire. Her advice and manner of speaking to Rae is often brutally honest. Misha also will not hesitate to physically reprimand Rae if her advances on Claire or too strong. She has both held Rae back and even slapped her across the head to calm Rae down.

It is mentioned early, that Misha has hidden feelings for her other childhood friend, Yu Bauer. Misha keeps these feelings secret because she feels unfit for Yu due to her house history and Yu's talents.

Powers and abilities

 * Wind Magic - High
 * Fighting Style - Siren - Channels wind magic into sound to use it as a weapon.
 * Spells:
 * Siren - Concentrates sound to resonate within its target to physically damage them.
 * Vacuum Rupture / Tear - Both offensive/defensive depending on use by removing the air within a given area.
 * Noise Cancellation - Can dampen or even silence noise by manipulating its sound waves moving through air.

Trivia

 * Due to social status and the structure, Rae and Misha as roommates is one of the few successful roommate pairings between a noble and commoner.
 * Although it can be argued that these are special circumstances.
 * Attends the Royal Academy with Rae under a scholarship.
 * In game canon, pursuing Yu is apparently the best scenario in spite of the ensuing rivalry between Rae and Misha.
 * One of the first commissioned works published by Inori-sensei was an exploration of the relationship between Rae and Misha narrated from Misha's perspective.