Queen

Name: Queen. Race: Human Gender: Female

Occupation: Queen Affiliation: Royal Family

Family: • Supreme Lord, Husband. The queen is among those in her country who admires her husband. It is because of her respect for the Supreme Lord that she believes that her son, Arkos, has the right to do as he pleases. • Arkos, Son. The queen takes immense pride in her son Arkos, believing that he is privileged to do anything he desires since he is the son of the Supreme Lord. This privilege includes allowing him to freely use his water control power to torture people without consequence. Ultimately, the manner in which she raised him shaped Arkos into the cruel individual he has become. • Lacrima, Youngest Daughter. The Queen has almost never spoken to her youngest daughter since she was old enough for the gift to manifest. Lacrima, unfortunately, has a weak gift, which the Queen does not like very much. Because of this, she is never around Lacrima. However, the Queen still keeps an eye on how Lacrima is doing, even if she never talks about her much. • First princess, first daughter. The Queen treats her eldest daughter well, but rarely contacts her because she is already a grown lady. But from time to time the Queen looks through the reports to find out how her daughter is doing. • Second princess, second daughter. Not the closest relationship, but they are not on bad terms with each other. The Queen also checks the reports from time to time to see how she is.

Appearance: She has long hair with bangs that cover her forehead and lengthy eyelashes, traits she has passed down to her children. Her attire is a dark long-sleeve robe with a large metal collar, which is quite similar to her son's attire. The Queen is truly a beautiful lady and looks elegant. The Queen's hair is golden in color and her eyes are pale in color.

Personality: On the surface, the queen seems to embody kindness and gentleness. However, this is only a facade she puts on for her subjects. In truth, she is an extremely ruthless woman who is susceptible to jealously. This was evident in her past decree to banish and execute the Supreme Lord's illegitimate children, including their mothers, for not being born from her. Despite displaying leniency toward Lukas, she imposed strict rules upon him, demanding he conceal his identity and reframe from making connections with anyone within the palace walls. Her unwavering pride in her children as the Supreme Lord's only children fosters an intense devotion to them—a devotion so blind that she callously allows them to perform any acts of cruelty, most notably those committed by Arkos. The Queen herself is far from a kind woman. In the past, she herself had her hands stained with blood, which was not a frightening experience for her. Cruelty for her is not something that frightens or repels, rather it does not surprise her. She does not like her husband's concubines. She ordered the execution of Lucas' mother as soon as the woman was expelled from the palace. The Queen showed no mercy, giving her loyal assistant the task of eliminating those she chose. And mainly these victims were women, the concubines of the High Lord, and their children. She does not pity the children at all. The Queen has changed quite a few assistants, all because they could not stand her tasks of eliminating concubines and children, as well as anyone she deems necessary for death. She shows friendliness and kindness to her new assistant, because the assistant never complained and always followed orders and because of this, she quickly became her favorite. Because of this, she also dubbed her assistant the executioner and her personal assistant, even though her assistant is a member of Iris. The Queen also cannot stand Helem, finding the woman irritating and simply unpleasing to the eye.

The Iris is a group consisting of the strongest gifted ones in the palace. There are currently seven members in the group, of which Helem is ranked the lowest. Each member appears to wear a diamond-shaped gem on their person to show their affiliation with the group.