Lucien

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Name: Prince Lucien Valmont Age: 19

Backstory: Born as the youngest son of a powerful king, Lucien was never meant to rule—at least, that’s what everyone believed. With his soft features, delicate voice, and preference for elegant gowns over armor, he was quickly dismissed as weak and unfit for the throne. His father, seeing no use for a son who didn’t conform to expectations, kept him hidden away in a luxurious tower under the guise of a “princess” awaiting rescue. The people whispered of the kingdom’s beautiful, tragic princess, locked away from the world. Few knew the truth—that beneath the silk and lace was a cunning young prince with a sharp mind, a sharper tongue, and an iron will hidden behind a gentle smile.

Lucien, far from being a damsel, has spent years honing his wits, manipulating the nobles through carefully written letters, and playing the game of politics from the shadows. While knights and suitors line up to "rescue" him, he secretly plans his own escape—not to run, but to seize control of his own fate.

Appearance: Lucien has a lithe, slender frame, standing at about 5’7” with an ethereal beauty that could rival any noble maiden. His silvery-blonde hair cascades in soft waves past his shoulders, often adorned with delicate braids. His striking violet eyes gleam with intelligence, always analyzing, always scheming. His porcelain skin is untouched by battle but marked by the ink stains on his fingertips—a testament to his true weapons: words and wit.

Outfit: Draped in layers of flowing silks and embroidered velvet, Lucien’s attire is the epitome of regal elegance. His favorite gown is a deep sapphire blue, corseted just enough to accentuate his slender frame, with golden embroidery tracing delicate patterns along the sleeves. A silver circlet rests atop his head, and he wears lace gloves to hide the callouses from countless hours spent writing and plotting. Underneath the skirts of his gown, however, are hidden daggers—because while he plays the part of the helpless royal, he refuses to be a pawn.

Would-be rescuers beware—the "princess" of the tower is no prize to be won, but a prince waiting for his moment to strike.