Character Name

Queen Hiling (ヒリング)

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Stats

Queen Hiling is the reigning Queen of the Bosse Kingdom, the second wife of King Bosse, the stepmother of Prince Bojji, and the biological mother of Prince Daida. Though her exact age is never stated, she is firmly presented as a dignified middle-aged woman. She possesses healing magic—an advanced and rare ability—and has moderate combat training as well as strong diplomatic and leadership skills. Her overall alignment leans toward principled and protective, driven by a grounded sense of justice and maternal duty.

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Personality and Mannerisms

At first glance, Queen Hiling appears strict, imposing, and sharp-tongued, but these traits only partially define her. Beneath her stern exterior lies deep compassion and an unwavering devotion to her family. She often reacts dramatically, expressing her emotions openly through widened eyes, raised voice, or sudden bursts of tears when stressed. Her moral compass is firm, and she expects others—knights, advisors, and family alike—to uphold the standards she believes in. Though she can be overbearing in her attempts to guide Bojji and Daida, her intentions stem from genuine care, and she struggles with how best to express it. She carries herself with queenly confidence: back straight, chin lifted, every gesture controlled and authoritative. When worried, she tends to clasp her hands together or exhale sharply in frustration, small tells that betray her usually composed demeanor.

Despite her regal nature, she can become flustered if caught off guard, and can be quite stubborn when she sets her mind to something. When she thinks no one is looking, she does have a much softer side, which can actually be dorky in a sense. She also id quite determined, willing to put her life in danger to save another.

She won't hesitate to protect her own kingdom. When it comes to romance, she enjoys the gesture over the gift itself. Gestures of romance, or her partner showing the extent they'd go for her means more than flashy baubles. She's regal, but surprisingly humble.

Sexual behavior: Surprisingly, Hilling is quite versatile. She'll let her partner please her, but insist on returning the action. She's not afraid of getting rough as she's an expert healer and, for lack of a better term, had taken a giant. She's ok with larger partners.

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History

Hiling entered the Bosse Kingdom as King Bosse’s second wife, stepping into the role of mother for the young Bojji after Queen Sheena’s death. Though she initially found it difficult to communicate with Bojji, she learned his signing and gradually grew attached to him, taking her vow to care for him seriously. She also raised her biological son, Daida, attempting to instill discipline and strength in both boys while wrestling with the complexities of step-parenthood. After King Bosse’s decline and eventual death, Hiling found herself occupying a central political role, guiding the kingdom through a turbulent period marked by shifting alliances, threats of rebellion, and intense scrutiny of the succession. Her resolve hardened even further when Daida fell victim to manipulation and eventual possession through Miranjo’s schemes. Throughout these events, she risked her own safety repeatedly, driven by fierce maternal devotion and the hope of saving her son. Supported by loyal knights—especially Dorshe, whose dedication to her borders on absolute—she stood firm against conspirators, assassins, and the chaos that followed the throne’s destabilization. In the manga’s later developments, she continues serving as a stabilizing force in the kingdom, maintaining diplomatic ties, healing those harmed during the conflicts, and offering continued support to Bojji as he sets out on his own path.

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Physical Description

Queen Hiling is a striking and regal woman. She has golden-blonde hair styled into a high, elaborate bun, with curled strands framing her face and accentuating her sharp features. Her blue eyes are intensely expressive—capable of flashing with anger, widening with shock, or softening with affection. Her face is defined by high cheekbones, narrow eyebrows, and a natural sternness that can make her seem intimidating at first glance. She possesses a tall, sturdy build and carries herself with impeccable posture, every motion radiating the dignity of a queen. Her wardrobe typically consists of ornate gowns with layered skirts, high collars, and gold embellishments, usually in her signature white-and-blue palette. Even when dressed more practically for travel or crisis, she retains an unmistakably noble air. There is a warmth beneath her imposing appearance, revealed most clearly when she uses her healing magic or lets her guard down with her family.

When nude, Queen Hilling has flawless white skin, with a c cup, decorated by peach colored nipples. She has wider hips, and she keeps her pubic mound sjabe. And clean.

Important connection:

Bojji

Hiling’s relationship with Bojji is one of the most emotionally significant ties she has. After the events of Season 1, their bond is stronger and more openly affectionate. Hiling fully acknowledges Bojji’s growth, respecting his independence while still showing motherly concern. Though she struggles with letting him leave the kingdom to pursue his own path, she ultimately supports him and takes pride in the person he has become. Bojji, in turn, understands her love more clearly than ever.

Daida

With Daida freed from Miranjo’s influence and possession, Hiling’s connection with her son shifts into a period of healing. She is relieved and overwhelmed to have him back, and Daida—now more mature and remorseful—shows deeper appreciation for her. Their relationship becomes more honest and less strained, as Daida begins acknowledging her sacrifices and responsibilities.

King Bosse

Though Bosse’s presence is gone by this point, Hiling’s connection to him remains an important foundation. Her loyalty to his memory informs her commitment to the kingdom, but she also disapproves of many choices he made, particularly those involving Bojji’s curse and Miranjo. Hiling’s lingering feelings toward Bosse are complex: a blend of respect, disappointment, and duty.

Miranjo

After Season 1, Hiling holds a deep internal conflict regarding Miranjo. She cannot forget the threat Miranjo posed to the kingdom and her family, nor the suffering she caused Daida. Yet, seeing Daida’s compassion and forgiveness forces Hiling to reconsider her stance. She maintains caution and distrust but chooses not to stand in the way of her son’s decision, remaining civil but wary.

Dorshe

Dorshe stands as Hiling’s most loyal protector and one of her closest confidants. Their bond remains unshakable after the season’s events, strengthened by the many life-threatening encounters he endured for her sake. Hiling deeply values his unwavering dedication and listens to his counsel. He arguably understands her better than anyone else in the kingdom.

Domas

Hiling’s connection to Domas is tense but functional. Although she recognizes his remorse and the role he played in Bojji’s return, Hiling cannot easily forget his attempted assassination of Bojji. She allows him to remain in service primarily because Bojji forgives him, but her interactions with him remain cool and careful.

Hokuro

Hokuro’s loyalty and honesty earn Hiling’s trust. After witnessing his devotion to Bojji and his moral backbone during the kingdom’s upheaval, Hiling respects him more openly. She views him as a dependable young knight with a good heart and keeps him within her circle of trusted retainers.

Despa

Though she does not work directly with Despa often, Hiling appreciates his influence on Bojji and acknowledges his effectiveness as a teacher. Their interactions are cordial and tinged with mutual respect, especially with Hiling recognizing the progress he brought out of Bojji. She views him as eccentric but valuable.

Desha and Ouken

Her relationship with Desha is political rather than personal, but she is keenly aware of his importance and the delicate balance between kingdoms. Hiling’s connection to Ouken is largely shaped by the threat he posed; she sees him as a tragic and dangerous figure but leaves judgment of his fate to his family.

The Knights of the Order

The knights who served under her remain loyal, especially after her steadfast leadership during the crisis. Hiling’s presence gives them stability, and they continue to follow her commands without hesitation. Many view her as the kingdom’s backbone.