Princess Purfina

Purfina, the Samurott Princess of the Principality of Zirahim. Her dominion was once ruled under the equal reign of both her mother and father, until civil war erupted due to differences in ideologies. The Queen was tired of the Kingdom constantly spending money and resources on other Kingdoms for their troubles and their wars, and she believed it would be better off to take control over their lands for territorial expansion instead of trying to help them. The King however was set on wanting to help his allies, as they had helped the Kingdom grow as well before.
Unexpectedly, the Queen happened to have an imposing amount of more followers than the King did. The Queen argued that the kingdom’s economy suffered because of the resources spent, and the citizens suffered from the price increases. Though it was all true, the reality was that those were all just excuses she used to justify her position, and her primary objective was to annex the other Kingdoms. Fearful of how much followers the Queen had, some Kingdoms temporarily ended their wars with others to side with the King to fight against the Queen’s tyranny.
At it’s climax, both the King and Queen vanquished each other in a final one on one, with the King being stabbed through his brain, and the Queen being stabbed in her heart. The final dying wishes of the Queen were for her young daughter of 14 to rule and conquer as much of the ocean she can.



After the deaths of the King and Queen, the kingdom was reduced to a Principality, since Purfina still held the title of Princess. When she came of age, she remained uncrowned due to an old Zirahim law that forbade a Prince or Princess from ascending the throne unless married. Though she loathed the title “Princess,” Purfina respected the law just enough not to seize power outright and form a dictatorship. Still, she insists on being called Queen regardless.
Eventually, she devised a plan: to marry someone from the lands above the ocean—someone with either immense power or a vast army. That would surely aid her conquest. And if she happened to feel genuine love for her new husband… well, then she wouldn’t have to assassinate him.



It’s worth noting that while Purfina is indeed interested in annexation, her true concern isn’t rival kingdoms—she’s more worried about drawing the attention of Kyogre, the Lord of the Sea. Fortunately for her, fate delivered an unexpected advantage: a powerful Gengar named Curse, who was on a personal quest to defeat every Legendary Pokémon and claim their powers for himself. Intrigued by his strength, Purfina took an immediate interest in him—much to the displeasure of a certain other Pokémon who traveled alongside Curse, though she did her best to hide her insecurity.
The three eventually formed an alliance, united by a common goal: to find and defeat Kyogre. But even as they worked together, Purfina began quietly preparing a different plan—one she would put into motion once the Gengar and Lucario parted ways with her.

If all unfolded as she intended, she would smite Kyogre and ensure he never returned to sabotage her conquest of the seas. As a child, the Princess had heard countless tales of the Sea Lord, and one legend stood out: his primal strength was linked to a sacred artifact known as the Blue Orb—named the Sapphire Heart in ancient verse. If she could unlock its power, dominion over the oceans would be hers.



Purfina expects to be treated like royalty by those she deems beneath her in status, yet she’ll extend her respect to those she considers her equal—so long as she sees any worth in them.
The Princess resents her own title, believing it diminishes the magnitude of her authority. Out of sheer annoyance, she insists on being called Queen by all, regardless of what the law dictates.
Before the war, when she was still a little girl, Purfina underwent a sacred ritual unique to the Kingdom of Zirahim, known as the Ascendancy Rite. During the ceremony, she was submerged in a coffin filled with dense waters, said to have been blessed by Kyogre. The coffin was then cast into the abyss, and the ritual was only fulfilled when Purfina broke free in her fully evolved state and swam back to the surface. Though she was fully evolved, she remained small, as she hadn’t reached anywhere near adulthood yet. After her potential was released, she quickly became a very young prodigy among her peers.


Of the few traits unlike her mother, Purfina is able to restrain her ego at least a little bit. She exercises caution and usually avoids the tendency to underestimate others. Where her mother once reveled in the suffering of her enemies, finding twisted pleasure in their pain, Purfina remains more composed, displaying a cold but measured satisfaction when her foes fall. She enjoys a good battle.

Purfina often wears her mother’s old set of armor for more dangerous battles, appreciating its enhanced protection and durability. However, whenever she wears it, an eerie presence seems to seep into her, subtly shifting her demeanor the longer she keeps it on, as though it imbues her with an unspoken confidence and vigor.

In battle, Purfina can use three of her distinct weapon styles: a towering greatsword, dual longswords, and a swift pair of daggers. She typically selects one or two styles depending on the fight—and never hesitates to draw her blades when facing an armed opponent. Her daggers aren’t used much, and they‘re kept mostly for moments of desperation or cruelty.


Combativeness

•	The Princess is pretty strong as a Pokémon, very fitting for a ruler like herself.
•	Very experienced in battle, excels in close-range combat, and does well barehanded.
•	She applies a constant pressure in her grip, making it nearly impossible to knock off her gear or break free from her grasp.
•	Pretty well experienced in mid- and long-range combat.



Tactical Weapons

•	The centerpiece of Purfina’s arsenal would be her greatsword, worn across her back, resting over her cape, and angled over her right shoulder. It rests in a deep blue sheath made of reinforced leather, trimmed with darkened metals etched in symbols of her royal lineage. A broad, dark blue strap crosses her chest and shoulder, securing the blade while allowing for quick unsheathing.
•	The Princess’s upper-thigh armor conceals a pair of slender, runed, double-edged longswords, fitted into hidden sockets for swift draws in tight or mid-range engagements.
•	Purfina’s armor also hides concealed daggers, allowing her to strike unexpectedly or escape if the tides turn against her.
•	Any Pokémon can imbue their aura into weapons to strengthen them. All of Purfina’s weapons, however, are inscribed with certain runes or crystals that amplify this effect even further.



Offensive Techniques

Sovereign Cleave (Greatsword):
A powerful, two-handed slash enhanced further with aura, able to cleave through armor and defenses. The runes on her highness’s greatsword glow as they channel more energy.

Runestrike (Greatsword):
   By overcharging the sword’s runes with aura, she sends out a tempest of crescent-shaped beams of high-pressure water with a slash, each infused with potent aura, becoming more destructive than the last. Ideal for overwhelming enemies from a distance.

Runestrike Lance (Greatsword):
Purfina channels a powerful surge of aura into her blade’s runes, unleashing it in a massive torrent of water. The stream erupts from the tip of the blade, crashing forward with enough force to carve into the earth and metals with ease.


Razor Riposte (Longswords):
In a defensive maneuver, Purfina parries an incoming strike with one sword, immediately countering with a precise stab from the other. She typically targets non-lethal areas to induce agony, then follows up by delivering a powerful kick to launch the enemy away with overwhelming force.

Precision Aura (Longswords):
Less destructive than the greatsword’s beams, but deadlier in accuracy—Purfina can also unleash arced energy slashes with her longswords. These strikes cut with refined sharpness, designed to bleed and wound rather than kill outright, making them effective against opponents with low pain tolerance.

Severpoint (Longswords):
A pinpoint thrust from both swords at once, aimed directly at nerves, joints, or pressure points. The attack is subtle, not flashy, but when it lands, it can stagger, stun, or momentarily cripple the target—breaking their rhythm and opening them up for follow-up hits.


Queen’s Gift (Daggers):
While grappling or grounded, the Princess subtly draws a dagger from her ankle and drives it upward into the opponent’s side or torso. Ideal for when the enemy thinks they’re got the upper hand in close quarters. This technique is also familiar in light of recent family events.

Riptide (Daggers):
Often as a follow-up, Purfina unleashes a rapid series of strikes aimed at the chest and abdomen—each stab crazed, yet honed with sharp accuracy. As the runes glow, every hit leaves a searing sting of water-infused aura, burning into flesh like seawater in an open wound.



Defensiveness

•	The Princess’ primary set of armor and weaponry is crafted from Thalasstone, a nearly indestructible material infused with the resilient shells of the Omastar evolutionary line.
•	The Princess also has access to a different set of armor and weapons—her mother’s—darker in color and forged from a far stronger variant of Thalasstone known as Abyssal Thalasstone. Just as the material had transformed, so too had the Omastar from which it was sourced. Relentlessly pursued by Samurott hunters, the Omastar were forced to flee into the ocean’s abyss, where they adapted into the tougher, more elusive Abyssal Omastar. Over time, demand for their denser, stronger shells led to overharvesting, causing the species to dwindle—and with them, the supply of Abyssal Thalasstone. While regular Thalasstone remains, its scarcity has led to a noticeable shift in modern Zirahim armor design: soldiers today wear far more revealing sets than they did back then.


Purfina refers to herself either simply as ‘Purfina’ or, more formally, as ‘Queen Purfina’.


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Appearance: Princess Purfina is an anthropomorphic Samurott with the regal and commanding presence of a sea lion. Beneath all her armor and cloth, her natural body is sleek yet muscular, combining the build of a sea predator with the stature of a warrior. Her coat is primarily royal blue, contrasted by a soft bluish-gray along her underbelly. She has a red nose, and piercing crimson irises set within white sclera. Flowing from the back of her head is a mane of long, silken white hair, cascading smoothly with natural elegance.

She wears a full set of cream-colored armor that shields her entire body and limbs, forged from Thalasstone—a rare fusion of resilient metal and ancient Omastar shell. Smooth and lustrous like polished seashells, the armor gleams with brilliance. Though heavy in nature, each piece is expertly shaped to fit her form, allowing for fluid movement while accentuating the graceful strength of her figure. The armor is sculpted to emphasize the natural curves of her body, from the carefully shaped plating across her pronounced chest, to the strong, defined lines of her legs, and the subtle roundness of her rear. Every contour reflects her dual nature—unyielding warrior, and royal beauty.



Purfina’s head is crowned with a striking shell-like helm, tapered into a sharp, forward-facing horn reminiscent of a sea lance. Her tail is fin-like and fans out behind her, enhancing her balance and movement.



Purfina also drapes herself in a deep ocean blue cape, chosen for its refined elegance. The fabric flows gracefully from her shoulders, and the Princess ensures that others see her entire royal fit before defeating them.

Currently, Purfina waits impatiently at the shoreline for the arrival of Curse and his best friend, Saura. Groudon had been awakened recently, but was swiftly defeated through the combined efforts of Curse and Regigigas. However, his coming also awoke Kyogre from the depths. Upon receiving word of Kyogre’s emergence, the Princess promptly ordered ships to be dispatched to the area, assuring her forces that she would join them soon.