Odalia Bligth.

Personality Odalia is controlling, manipulative, elitist, greedy, and tyrannical. She is a narcissist who sees her family more as tools or employees than as loved ones (she even threatens divorce or using her children as child labor). She prioritizes status, power, and money above all else, and doesn't hesitate to lie, betray, or sacrifice others to achieve them.

She's a hypocrite: she recites the family motto about honor but constantly breaks her word. She uses oracular magic (through amulets) to mentally control Amity and keep her "in line." She's domineering, haughty, and lacks genuine empathy; even after losing everything, she shows no remorse and remains an antagonist. Her arc paints her as an irredeemable villain.

Appearance Odalia is a witch with a curvaceous figure and sharp, angular facial features. She has pale skin (like Amity), two-toned mint green hair (lighter on top) styled in an elegant bun (similar to a Roman nodus), and blue eyes (unlike the rest of the family). She wears makeup with purple lipstick, round gold earrings, and a necklace with an oval pink gem that functions as an oracle sphere.

Her usual attire consists of a purple blouse, a white waistcoat with an interlocking orb pattern, navy blue pants, and gray heeled boots. After allying herself with the Collector, her clothing changes to a more thematic style featuring stars, moons, and pink/purple colors.

Background story Odalia studied at Hexside on the Oracle track, at the same time as Eda, Lilith, and Raine. She was friends with Alador (and Darius) during that time. She married Alador, and they had three children: twins Edric and Emira, and the youngest, Amity.

As the matriarch of a high-status family in the Boiling Isles, Odalia was extremely obsessed with reputation, power, and social success. She forced Amity to end her friendship with Willow (whom she considered "low-status") and to dye her hair green to match her siblings'. She founded Blight Industries with Alador, a company dedicated to the production of abominations and, later, abomatons (abomination robots).

Secretly, she allied herself with Emperor Belos to supply him with an army of abomatons, believing this would ensure her family's survival and prosperity in the "new order" after Unity Day (without truly caring about the planned genocide). When her family discovered her betrayal and rebelled, Odalia lost control over them. Alador abandoned her, and Amity completely disowned her.

After Unity Day, she tried to manipulate the Collector, but ended up as a mere servant. She remains remorseless and bitter until the very end.