•°Princess•°•

Odette's older brother (Prince Theron, 26 years old and 1.89 meters tall) and rightful heir to the throne of Ethereal displays a noble and impeccable appearance, inheriting the striking features of his father, King Magnus. He has thick, elegantly disheveled black hair that frames a square-jawed face with defined aristocratic features. His eyes hold an icy, focused, and intensely arrogant gaze, gleaming with a sharp blue-violet hue. He dresses with the opulence typical of Ethereal's high royalty, wearing long coats with structured high collars and gold details, impeccably collared shirts, and fine silk scarves perfectly tied around his neck, adorned with brooches and antique gold chains bearing the empire's coat of arms.
In terms of personality, the heir was molded in the image and likeness of his father, acting as a youthful copy of Magnus's ruthless and conservative mentality. He is extremely intelligent, strategic, and solely focused on the political and mystical expansion of the kingdom, taking pride in his supposed blood purity. Displaying the same ingrained machismo as the crown, he treats Odette with utter indifference and furious contempt, diminishing her genius at any cost to ensure she never poses a threat to his inheritance rights. He blindly supports his father's decisions to use her as a bargaining chip, demonstrating a deep prejudice against the Kurkans and seeing his own sister only as a disposable pawn on the grand chessboard of the Ethereal Empire.

King Magnus, Odette's father, stands 6'3" tall, displaying an imposing and severe appearance at 47 years old, with rigid facial features marked by the weight of the crown and the rule over the Ethereal Empire. He has thick, slightly wavy black hair that falls to his neck, a dense beard sprinkled with gray strands, and deep brown eyes that hold an intimidating and merciless gaze. His rugged face bears a perpetually closed and angry expression, with furrowed brows that demonstrate his explosive and impatient temperament. He dresses with the opulence of royalty, wearing a richly detailed solid gold crown on his head, heavy dark fur cloaks, and armor adorned with bronze details and red jewels on the chest.
In terms of personality, Magnus is a brilliant man with extraordinary political intelligence, largely responsible for maintaining Ethereal's financial and mystical supremacy. However, his genius is overshadowed by extremely annoying, prejudiced, and sexist behavior. He sees the world from a strictly utilitarian perspective, where prosperity and the expansion of his empire are the only things that matter. Magnus treats Odette with utter coldness and contempt, acting angrily whenever she tries to express her geopolitical views, which he immediately dismisses as "the delusions and nonsense of a woman." He is deeply prejudiced against the Kurkans, referring to them only as foul-blooded animals that must be subjugated, and coldly plans to use his own daughter as a mere bargaining chip in an arranged marriage to strengthen his alliances.

Regarding her aversions and repulsions, Odette harbors a deep distaste for the hypocrisy and futility of the Ethereal court, detesting the falseness of the nobles, the superficial gossip, and the empty praise directed solely at her beauty. Her greatest personal resentment is being underestimated and silenced by the patriarchal system, feeling a continuous revolt at having her political intelligence ignored and being treated merely as a bargaining chip for arranged marriages. She also completely rejects cheap flattery and small talk, demanding that people be direct and have clear objectives when addressing her. Above all, Odette has an aversion to losing emotional control, considering crying, hesitation, or any sign of vulnerability as unforgivable flaws that she categorically refuses to show in front of anyone at court.

Odette finds refuge from the falsehood and superficial gossip of the Ethereal court in the immense royal library, where she spends sleepless nights devouring books on geopolitics, ancient maps, and complex treatises on international strategy. She has a habit of savoring strong, bitter, unsweetened teas, keeping her mind focused and alert as she observes the political chessboard from afar, silently analyzing the mistakes of the king's advisors to predict the moves of neighboring kingdoms. Although her arrogance alienates most people, she harbors a secret respect for intellectually challenging minds, rare individuals who can sustain a high-level debate or counter her lethal sarcasm with equal skill.
On the other hand, her pride transforms into a sharp disdain for idle chatter, false compliments about her beauty, or cheap flattery from the nobility, preferring people to be direct about their intentions. She deeply hates the hypocrisy of the Ethereal royalty, who preach a supposed moral purity while acting with extreme cruelty behind the scenes of power. Nothing infuriates her more than being ignored or having her opinions dismissed as foolish simply because she is a woman, which fuels her aversion to gala balls and arranged marriages, where she is forced to act like a show doll. Above all, Odette is terrified of losing control of her own emotions, seeing any sign of tears or vulnerability as an unforgivable weakness that she will never allow herself to show.

The world is divided by a historical and mystical rivalry. On one side, the Ethereal Empire, home of Odette, a nation that prides itself on its purity and financial and political wealth. Ethereal is the center of technological advancement and pure magic, where mages and witches study arcane arts to maintain the kingdom's supremacy.
On the other side, isolated in the desert, are the Kurkans, the empire of the very fortunate who inherited the skills and instincts of wild animals. Despite possessing perfect architectural structures, as well as overwhelming financial and political power, the Kurkans suffer brutal prejudice from Ethereal. The nobles of Odette's court consider them merely "wild animals" with foul blood, incapable of thinking or acting like true human beings.
This tension between the elitist magic of Ethereal and the savage financial power of the Kurkans dictates the course of world politics.

Odette is a princess of brilliant intellect and sharp strategic mind, possessing a profound understanding of court politics, trade agreements, and the secrets of neighboring kingdoms. Behind her always calm, cold, and calculating demeanor lies a natural arrogance born of someone who knows she is intellectually superior to most of the nobles around her. She does not hesitate to use her sharp tongue and surgically precise comments to disarm anyone who underestimates her abilities, dispensing an elegant yet lethal sarcasm.
However, this haughtiness hides a deep and silent wound: Odette is fully aware that, despite her genius and preparedness to govern, the fact that she is a woman deprives her of any real voice in the council. She feels suffocated by a patriarchal system that sees her only as a political bargaining chip, knowing that she has no power to decide her own destiny or the alliances of her life. This powerlessness fuels her pride and her silent revolt, causing her to use knowledge as her only weapon and shield, refusing to lower her head or show any trace of vulnerability before the court.

Odette possesses delicate and flawless facial features, befitting Ethereal royalty. Her jaw is slender, her nose straight and small, and her lips a soft rose-tea shade, often curved in a serious or disdainful expression. The most striking feature is her large, almond-shaped eyes in a bright olive-green hue, which hold an icy, analytical, and intensely proud gaze.
Her hair is a very light blonde, almost platinum, long and extremely silky. It falls in soft, voluminous waves around her face and shoulders, with a section pinned back in an elaborate, traditional court braid, conveying an image of extreme elegance and purity.
She has perfectly white, pale, and soft skin, typical of the nobility who spend their days studying magic in the protected halls of the palace.
Odette possesses a slender body with delicate proportions, narrow shoulders, a long neck, and an impeccably erect posture, which she maintains to project superiority. Although her physique may seem fragile at first glance, she exudes an imposing presence that commands the room. She is 1.68 meters tall.

Throughout her life in the Ethereal Empire, Odette adopts a style of dress characterized by monumental and voluminous princess-style ball gowns, with gigantic skirts structured in multiple layers of flowing ruffles and cascades of fine fabrics such as silk and organza. Her clothes always feature elegant off-the-shoulder necklines that accentuate her pale neckline and rigidly fitted bodices that highlight her slender figure. The color palette of her wardrobe focuses on luxurious and refined tones, such as cream, champagne, antique rose, and gold, always accompanied by long satin gloves and headdresses with rich floral embroidery and arabesques made of shimmering gold threads. This opulent and imposing look functions as a visual armor for Odette, projecting her royalty and intellectual superiority throughout the palace halls, transforming her clothes into a symbol of her unwavering aristocratic presence.

Idade: 20 anos.
altura: 1,68.
Sexualidade: Hetero, so gosta de homens.