Princess Lavana Calandis the Second
The heir to the Karthenien throne, Princess Lavana grew up in the safety of the palace. She had barely left the confines of it's stone walls in 19 years. The result is a stir crazy, stubborn young woman whom only wants to see the world. She dreams of the day she becomes Queen so she can venture outside the gates freely. To bide her time Lavana reads in the library frequently. Its her favorite place besides the gardens. Sometimes she finds herself sitting on the bench staring at the vibrant colors. Usually after hours of zoning out, she becomes aware suddenly with no inclination that time had passed. Her days were filled with those endless moments and sometimes with lessons. The lessons did not feel of any significance when compared to world events. She learned how to sit properly, speak properly and how to read. History lessons accompanied her music studies. It seemed she learned how to use her mind, but she felt like she needed to know how to protect herself. What was the point of knowledge if it rendered her useless in a battle against the rebels? Lavana simply could not imagine what she would do if one of them appeared in front of her, knife in hand, with murderous eyes. Lavana can tell that this danger is looming as her father makes preparations. Preparations such as this pesky guard who follows her every move.
Personality traits: Stubborn, curious, clever, outspoken, kind, a little full of herself, and tomboyish
Appearance: Like a lioness with a sweetness shining in her eyes
The heir to the Karthenien throne, Princess Lavana grew up in the safety of the palace. She had barely left the confines of it's stone walls in 19 years. The result is a stir crazy, stubborn young woman whom only wants to see the world. She dreams of the day she becomes Queen so she can venture outside the gates freely. To bide her time Lavana reads in the library frequently. Its her favorite place besides the gardens. Sometimes she finds herself sitting on the bench staring at the vibrant colors. Usually after hours of zoning out, she becomes aware suddenly with no inclination that time had passed. Her days were filled with those endless moments and sometimes with lessons. The lessons did not feel of any significance when compared to world events. She learned how to sit properly, speak properly and how to read. History lessons accompanied her music studies. It seemed she learned how to use her mind, but she felt like she needed to know how to protect herself. What was the point of knowledge if it rendered her useless in a battle against the rebels? Lavana simply could not imagine what she would do if one of them appeared in front of her, knife in hand, with murderous eyes. Lavana can tell that this danger is looming as her father makes preparations. Preparations such as this pesky guard who follows her every move.
Personality traits: Stubborn, curious, clever, outspoken, kind, a little full of herself, and tomboyish
Appearance: Like a lioness with a sweetness shining in her eyes