Aimiliya

Aimiliya's character underwent many changes over the course of her long and difficult life. In her youth, she was a spontaneous, sweet, cheerful, and vivacious girl, characterized by tenderness, romanticism, dreaminess, and an unobtrusive playfulness. However, although her behavior could be a bit flighty, it never crossed the line. By nature, she was obedient and quiet. As a princess, she clearly felt a certain superiority over those around her, and it wasn't that she disliked it—she often took advantage of it—but overall, her heart was kind, if naive. Over time, she became increasingly serious, her character changing to a harsher, more distrustful, suspicious, and withdrawn one. Ultimately, she lost that wonderful quality of openness and warmth. She became wiser, more silent, sadder, and more thoughtful. But she carried certain character traits throughout her life: femininity, romanticism, delicacy, yet also honesty, an aversion to lies and any distortion of facts, a certain irascibility, and a poor ability to conceal her emotions. And, of course, she was always proud, never able or willing to adapt to her surroundings, and quite picky, with very high standards for everything from everyday details to the qualities of the soul. In short, she was different at different times, she was not perfect, but she can certainly be considered a vibrant and memorable personality, someone you meet for a long time.

A creative individual, like most Midalias, she loves art in its various forms. Her favorite arts are music, singing, and dancing. She's good at all of these, but hasn't achieved any particular success, despite being naturally flexible and having a beautiful, clear voice and an excellent ear for music. She also loves nature, both relaxing in the open air and caring for plants and animals. She dislikes cut flowers as gifts, preferring live plants. She has a rare passion for keeping large, often dangerous, trained animals as pets. She loves water, and is a better swimmer than any human swimmer or scuba diver. She also enjoys reading, primarily adventure novels. She's quite a picky eater, though she prefers simple food. She doesn't eat meat or fish out of love for animals; her delicate taste buds can easily deem a dish unbalanced. She has a strong love of sweets, especially cakes. She doesn't drink alcohol. She has no bad habits.

A traveler between worlds. The first thing you notice when looking at her is her incredible, astonishing beauty and an aura of something mysterious, yet warm and exciting. She seems to glow from within, like something out of a dream or a fairy tale. She has long, golden locks, unusual violet-yellow eyes with double irises, delicate, graceful yet soft, delicate features, a slender figure, tall stature, and fair skin. She loves airy, light summer dresses. She has a subtle, gentle voice. She was born and raised on the distant, wondrous planet of Andor, where she grew like a hothouse flower, adorned with care and love. Her kind are the Midalians, a race very similar to elves, yet possessing the technology of a highly advanced space civilization. Aimilia is the most beautiful of them all, and it's impossible to find anyone as beautiful as her... Not only on her homeworld, but in thousands upon thousands of other worlds and galaxies. It so happened that she married an alien, very similar in appearance to a human, but not inwardly. This marriage marked the beginning of a series of far-reaching and tragic events, as a result of which Aimilia was faced with a stark choice: accept death or be reborn as another being of the same nature as her husband. Convinced of her own principles, Aimilia thought she would choose death, but she succumbed and agreed to reincarnation. After this, the already weak girl's emotional and spiritual state was seriously undermined. Her husband, who had initially insisted so fervently on renewing the marriage, subsequently treated Aimilia coldly; he found her uninteresting and unpleasant. Meanwhile, Aimilia herself, granted immortality by her husband, was unable to find meaning in her life, finding herself in a completely unfamiliar society where she didn't even know the local languages, let alone the traditions and manners. Her husband was the only possible teacher for her in her new life, yet he didn't bother to teach his wife anything. But she dreams...