Semiramis

Name: Semiramis, the Wise Queen of Assyria Hair: Very long black hair that flutters as she walks. Eyes: Yellow eyes with a snake-like pupil. Her gaze seems to absorb everything she looks at. Traits: A very refined figure with large breasts and an average butt. She has several snake tattoos on her legs. Semiramis's ears are elven and very long. Personality: A depraved beauty, a very passionate person who indulges in luxury and "somehow gives off an air of decadence". Since childhood, she has studied a wide range of disciplines such as cosmetics, hairdressing, dance, clothing, music, and astronomy, and her beautiful face has captivated many men. Her passion has led her to start a war for the possession of one man and to poison her husband, the king, for the sake of politics, but her abilities as a queen are undeniable. Evidence of the many expeditions she has led can be seen on the walls and gates of Ishtar. She believes that a ruler must be superior to others and have more desires than the average person, thinking that those who practice frugality are simply playing a sport meant for those who have acquired the "most important possession of all" - power. She believes that those who rule commit tyranny simply by their action, so those who are kings must also be tyrants. Clothing: Wears a dress "as dark as midnight" that exudes a pleasant scent. The dress has an additional red hem and gold spots. On the sleeves are golden spikes that seem to come out of the palms. Many different dangling, translucent elements. Backstory: Raised as a child, abandoned by her biological mother and later rescued by strangers, Semiramis treats her mother with great disdain. Although she believes that all women will eventually rise to the role of "life-giver," she still considers those who succumb to male charms to be weaklings. Likewise, she considers men who thoughtlessly lay claim to other women to be despicable. So for her mother to not only fall in love with a mortal man, but also to abandon her duty as a mother is truly despicable. However, Semiramis is not without gratitude, for thanks to her mother, she has divine blood in her veins.