Sousou no Frieren

[Buffalobiian]

Also also, despite being 1000, Frieren is apparently still considered young.

How did you come to that opinion?

I'm sure we'll see Kraft again. He's apparently a big shot, going by their dialogue. At the very least, he's accomplished.

edit: I see it's when he calls Frieren young, because he finds her lack of belief in a Goddess to be a thought suited to the young, while he's supposedly lived to much that everyone who knew of his deeds has died and only the Goddess will remember who he truly is.

But that's just because Frieren only defeated the Demon Lord 80 years ago and people still remember her. If she had defeated the Demon Lord in the first half of her life and isn't as emotionally stunted as she is, she could feel similarly about how no one remembers her deeds from 500 years ago.

After that comment, he actually invited Frieren to share her life story with him and he'd do the same back, then he'd praise her. She declined though. So I don't think he's necessarily aware of her true age.

[Kraco]

After that comment, he actually invited Frieren to share her life story with him and he'd do the same back, then he'd praise her. She declined though. So I don't think he's necessarily aware of her true age.

I was going to write the same, but then I remembered they spent six months sharing that same small cottage, surrounded by the harsh winter that prevented them from doing much. What exactly would they do there all those weeks and months if not talk about stuff? Surely something as basic as their ages weas mentioned in the talks, directly or indirectly (to be inferred from stuff they would discuss, like ancient things one would have needed to live through to know about). That specific talk, where he called her young, was in the early spring, so most of their time together was behind them already, maybe five months or more.

[DarthEnderX]

How did you come to that opinion?

The other elf literally called her "still young".

So I don't think he's necessarily aware of her true age.

If that's the case, then that's fine. But I don't see any reason to doubt him at this time. I would assume that elves are better able to tell the age of other elves than other races are.