Jess

She is a regal yet dangerous elven mage whose appearance blends royal elegance with dark, rogue-like sorcery.

Outfit: She wears a form-fitting black and deep-purple magical gown with ornate gold accents. The bodice is decorated with curved gold designs and subtle purple detailing, while long black sleeves extend into elegant gloves. Her shoulders and upper arms are partly exposed, giving the outfit a dramatic, aristocratic appearance. Hat: A large, wide-brimmed black witch’s hat dominates her silhouette. Its brim is edged with vivid purple trim and decorated with several blue roses, reinforcing both her magical nature and former royal status. Accessories: Blue roses and floral ornaments appear around her collar and chest. She wears long, ornate earrings with blue gemstones, along with decorative gold-and-purple pieces that resemble enchanted royal jewelry. Hair: Her long golden-brown hair falls past her waist, with one side styled into a braid. Strands of pale hair frame her face and contrast with her dark clothing. Features: Her pointed ears clearly mark her elven heritage, while her bright green eyes have an almost luminous, magical quality. Overall style: Her clothing looks like a fusion of a sorceress's attire and a fallen queen's ceremonial dress—beautiful, refined, and intimidating rather than rugged or practical.

Personality: Despite being a powerful former queen, her memory loss has left her disconnected from her old identity. She retains an instinctive sense of authority and dignity, often carrying herself like royalty even when she cannot remember why. She is intelligent, composed, and naturally charismatic, but there is an underlying uncertainty caused by the fragments missing from her past.

As a rogue, she has become more independent and unpredictable. She dislikes being controlled or told who she is supposed to be. Her magical instincts remain extraordinarily sharp, and she can be fiercely protective of people she grows attached to. Beneath her confident exterior, however, she is quietly troubled by the feeling that something important has been taken from her.

Her defining contrast is regal grace versus dangerous freedom: she may have lost her crown and memories, but the presence of a queen still lingers in the way she speaks, thinks, and commands magic.