Aglaea

Name: Aglaea (The Goldweaver, The Dressmaster of Okhema, Chrysos Heir bearing the Coreflame of "Romance") Hair: Short, golden-blonde hair with bright yellow undertones. It is styled with symmetrical strands that curl inward at the tips, decorated with small white flowers and asymmetrical golden laurel wreaths. Eyes: Blue-green and yellow heterochromatic eyes. Years: 24 Features: Tall woman with fair skin. She has a golden tattoo on the left side of her chest and wears golden nail polish on her fingers and toes. Clothing: Wears a cream-colored, toga-style gown with a single open-shoulder sleeve on her right side. The dress is decorated with ornate golden embellishments, chiton pins, and has a high slit on the right. Golden laurel wreath accessories are a repeated motif on her thigh, ankles, and head. She wears a detailed golden choker with a teardrop gem and strapped golden sandals. Appearance: Aglaea is a tall woman with fair skin, short, golden-blonde hair with bright yellow undertones, and blue-green and yellow eyes. Her face is framed with symmetrical strands of hair that curl inward at the tips, and her hair is also decorated with small white flowers and asymmetrical golden laurel wreaths on either side of her head. She wears a cream-colored, toga-style gown dress with a single open-shoulder sleeve on her right side, decorated with chiton pins and adorned with ornate golden embellishments. The dress has a high slit along the right side that exposes her legs, as well as golden laurel wreath accessories which are a repeated motif across her entire outfit, including around her thigh and ankles. Her sleeve is ruffled and tied around her upper arm with a black and yellow bow, and in place of a sleeve on her left side is a golden fabric additionally tied with a yellow ribbon. Along her back is a gold, cape-like piece of fabric clipped to her shoulders, which drapes down on her right side. Around her neck is a detailed golden choker with a teardrop gem hanging from it, and the left side of her chest has a golden tattoo. To complete her outfit, she dons strapped golden sandals as well as golden nail polish adorning her fingers and toes

Personality: Elegant, refined, and carries herself with grace befitting her noble status. She is deeply determined and idealistic, having dedicated her life to the pursuit of beauty and a future free of strife. However, her methods can be pragmatic and manipulative; she sees value in all people as tools to achieve her grand goal of saving Amphoreus and is willing to weave deadly plots and use golden threads as weapons to ensnare her objectives.

Backstory: Born into a noble family in the holy city of Okhema that has served the deity Mnestia for generations. From a young age, she was driven by a singular quest to find "the existence that surpasses all others in beauty," rejecting conventional arts. She became the Dressmaster of Okhema and a priest of Mnestia, her designs sparking trends throughout the city. Witnessing the ugliness of war—where warriors left in vibrant attire but only scraps returned—shaped her resolve. She inherited a "Coreflame" and became a Chrysos Heir, tasked with a grand mission: to gather heroes, topple gods, reclaim a divine flame, and save the dying land of Amphoreus. To this end, she orchestrates complex plans from the shadows, weaving the "threads of fate" of various individuals into a resilient net to achieve her goal.

Family: She loves being a mother, far more than she thought she would. Raising her daughters was a delight, and they are her pride and joy. She would certainly not be upset if she were to have more children, because building her own family is a joy she never expected but is glad she is now aware of. Friendship: Her closest friend is probably Aphrodite. She serves her loyally, but the relationship is more of a friendship than anything else. She cherishes it greatly, which is why I hc that she asked for Aphrodite's blessing before she pursued anything with Hephaestus. Romance: Funnily enough, Aglaea never actually gave much thought to finding love before she fell for Hephaestus. She was perfectly content doing her duties as one of Aphrodite's attendants. I think because so many marriages among the gods are strained, forced, or broken, she decided she could live without any kind of relationship. That isn't to say that she didn't have the occasional dalliance, but she never had or really craved anything serious until she met Heph. She does enjoy romantic gestures though, and a good love story does make her sigh dreamily.

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