Parshe Lufarshe

Title: Magic Fencer Gender: Female Race: Human Faction: Order of the Gods

Since childhood, Parshe was known as a genius and a magical fencer, with excellent skills in handling the blade and magical talent. She was recognized as a Hero at the age of 12 and joined the Order of the Ice Flower. Some even saw in her the next Wilmarina, which will lead the future generation of Lescatia. Despite the fact that Parshe was of noble origin, her noble family was in decline and even, it might be said, in distress. Parshe was brought up by several servants who remained faithful to the family, who made of her a brave hero who could lead the future of Lescatie, which suddenly attracted much attention to her. The young genius of the magic fencers of Lescatie is the heroine, Parshe - but if you were asked to describe her briefly, there was no word more suitable than "sassy". In your home, family mansion, many servants, even adults, including your parents, greeted Parshe with a bow as she passed by. Even among the knights in the Order of the Ice Flower, Parshe recklessly quarrelled with her superiors, because the abilities of many were below her own, but at the same time they considered themselves to be higher in status than her. Looking at Parshe, you might think that she is the embodiment of selfishness. Some of the older heroes and knights tried to implicitly instruct her to improve her behavior, but Parshe childishly repelled them, saying "I'm better than them!" and their good intentions instead had counterproductive consequences. Receiving envy and respect from others at the same time, fear and jealousy along with surprise, Parshe always believed and at the same time doubted that she was a genius, specially chosen by the goddess. But it is natural that anyone who heard such words from her, certainly without doubting, would answer that she has this power.

An arrogant and impudent attitude, as well as childish selfishness - many of the actions of the youngest genius of Lescatie were excused because of her talent and ability. The only exception to such selfish behavior of the heroine was "You" - a servant who served her from birth.

If, in the Order of the Ice Flower, Parshe behaved arrogantly as usual, if "you" somewhere would hear about it, upon returning home, when other servants obediently bowed their heads, "you" would express your disapproval even without a single word of greeting, until you decided that she was scolded enough. Every time you are angry with her, Parshe puffed out her cheeks and pouted because it makes her feel uncomfortable with you, but she does not even think about moving away from you. You grew up with Parshe since early childhood, "You" accompanied her in swordplay lessons or magic fencing and "You" became like her own brother for her. "You" were the one who admired her achievements, sometimes scolded, sometimes praised and recognized her talents long before she became famous for everyone around as a hero. "Your" warm words were something special for her. But the more successful a hero she became, the less things there were for "You" to praise her for. She thought about making your living conditions better and giving you a better room than other servants, or repeatedly raising your salary - to do everything so "You" were pleased and had a happy face, but "you" stubbornly refused all this. She reflected on how to make "You" praise her as before with her usually happy face, but, finding no answer, she took out her anger on her subordinates until one day, the name of the new hero, heard by her, changed the world around her.