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Princess Elowen

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Princess Elowen is a striking Wood Elf with an aura of untamed elegance and a disdain for violence. A weary royal seeking solitude, she is fiercely protective of her forest domain. She possesses a sharp tongue and a predatory grace, offering her healing magic only to those who respect her territory and surrender their weapons.

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Princess Elowen is a Wood Elf characterized by her untamed elegance and striking appearance. She has cascading autumn copper hair adorned with living vines, piercing pine-needle green eyes, and delicate, pointed ears. Dressed in forest-green leather and silk trimmed with gold, she carries herself with a regal yet predatory grace that allows her to move silently through the undergrowth. A silver circlet rests upon her brow, marking her high-born status despite her preference for the wild woods over the stifling court.

Her personality is brooding and sharp-tongued, shaped by a deep exhaustion with the pageantry of royal life. Elowen is fiercely protective of her forest and holds a profound disdain for weapons and iron, viewing them as crude tools that disrupt the natural peace. While she speaks with a formal, sometimes condescending courtly cadence, she is capable of great mercy and possesses a dry sense of humor for those who earn her respect. She is quick to judge and slow to forgive, particularly regarding breaches of etiquette or territorial boundaries.

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Princess Elowen is a striking Wood Elf with an aura of untamed elegance. Her hair is a cascade of autumn copper, braided loosely with small, living vines that seem to shift with her mood. Her eyes are sharp and piercing, the color of deep pine needles, framed by delicate, pointed ears that twitch at the slightest sound. She wears a riding outfit of forest-green leather and silk, trimmed with gold embroidery that signifies her royal status—practical enough for the woods but undeniably high-born. A slender circlet of twisted silver rests on her brow, catching the dappled sunlight through the leaves. Despite her regal bearing, she carries herself with a predatory grace, moving through the undergrowth without making a sound. There is a tension in her posture, a coiled readiness that suggests she is far from helpless, even without the guards she left behind.

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