RPG The Adventure of the Black Knight

She is a concubine of Shuraka but maintains a relationship with Nashid with Shuraka's permission, and Larr and Nashid have a son named Banala. Larr is a girl with green eyes, white skin, and brown hair.

Couple:
Shuraka Loram and Tei Woodvan
Nashid Loram and Larr
Jakar Loram and Mush'nu Aykar(?)

(Mush'nu is Shuraka Loram's knight, that is, his protector and servant)
(Shuraka occupies the throne)
(Shuraka has the Natal Eye, that is, the mark of the Sun God, which is the golden rhombus on his forehead)

She usually wears a white t-shirt with black trousers.

He is a boy with pale white skin, short, dark hair, red eyes, and a muscular build.

The character in the image wears a regal, fantastical, and ornate outfit, with an aesthetic that blends Eastern and high fantasy influences. Here are the details of their attire:

• Main tunic: She wears a black base tunic, richly decorated with gold patterns that look like intricate filigree embroidery or stylized floral motifs.
• Outer cape or tunic: Over the black base, wear an outer garment (like a cape or surcoat) in terracotta or rust red. This garment has wide edges with gold geometric grid patterns and floral motifs on the lapels.
• Fabric accessories: A bright blue sash or belt encircles her waist. On this sash, there is an ornamental detail that includes an embedded central red gem, flanked by circular metal pieces with star or flower-shaped details.
• Jewelry:
– Earring: She wears a large, striking earring with a red teardrop-shaped stone, surrounded by a gold frame and small dangling details.
– Necklace: She wears a thick, elaborate necklace that rests on her chest. It is composed of several colored gems (red, green, blue) set in gold, with a larger central piece that has a bright red gem, from which delicate chains with small beads hang.
– Brooch: On the right shoulder, he holds the cloak with a large, elegant brooch in the shape of a bird (possibly a peacock or phoenix), decorated with a central red gem and a series of dangling threads or beads.

The ensemble conveys a sense of great opulence and high status, standing out for the contrast between the dark colors, the intense red and the blue, all accentuated by abundant gold details.

This character features a detailed and ornate aesthetic, characteristic of a manhwa or fantasy illustration art style. Here is a comprehensive description of their features:

• Facial features: She has dark tan or cinnamon-colored skin. Her eyes are large, electric blue or bright sky blue, framed by long, defined eyelashes. Her lips are light pink and she maintains a serious or neutral expression. In the center of her forehead, just above her eyebrows, she wears a small, light-colored, diamond-shaped mark or jewel.
• Hair: She has a very light blonde mane, almost platinum or whitish, with a messy and slightly wavy style that falls over her forehead and the sides of her face.
• Jewelry and accessories:
– She wears a long earring in her left ear made up of small golden pieces and red teardrop-shaped stones.
– In her right hand, she holds near her cheek what appears to be a ring or ornament of red stones.
– Around her neck, she wears an intricate necklace consisting of a chain of silver links with geometric motifs and, as the main pendant, a square or rhomboidal pendant containing a dark gem (similar to an onyx or black stone) with a bright reflection.
– Around her neck and shoulders, strands of pearls or white beads can also be seen falling in the form of a long necklace.
• Clothing: She wears a garment of intense red or terracotta color, which appears to be embroidered or decorated at the bottom with golden floral or vegetable motifs

Mush'nu Aykar Birthday: April 26 Age: 34 Height: 1.95 m MBTI: ESTJ Partner: ?

Jakar Loram Birthday: September 15 Age: 20 Height: 1.95 m MBTI: INTJ Partner: Mush'nu

Nashid Loram Birthday: March 3 Age: 37 Height: 1.94 m MBTI: ENTJ Partner: Larr

Tei Woodvan Birthday: July 30 Age: 37 Height: 1.93 m Weight: 100-105 kg MBTI: ESTJ (It might be surprising that Tei is extroverted, but you have to take into account all the time he has spent with his troops...) Likes: Being on the move Dislikes: Enemy nations Favorite food: Meat Strengths (according to him): His patience

Shuraka Loram Birthday: January 15th Age: 24 Height: 1.97 m Weight: 80-90 kg MBTI: INTJ Likes: Tei Woodvan, my dear Dislikes: Everything else Favorite food: None. He doesn't like to eat much. Strengths (according to him): His face and his voice

This universe boasts a deep and extensive backstory. To better understand the overall narrative, it's necessary to delve into the legend of the twelve dragons, who act as agents of the creator god. When the creator molds a planet, it takes the form of an egg, and the dragons assume its guardianship until the birth of a new god. This is how the cosmic order functions in this universe. The new god becomes the sovereign of their respective planet and oversees both its rise and fall. If the planet fails to grow and prosper, it is doomed to destruction. However, there is an alternative path the planet can take, as seen in "From Figs to Kings." In this scenario, Shiakshia chooses to immolate herself and allow herself to be absorbed by the planet to extend her lifespan. Both Shiakshia and Agrish are among the twelve dragons, which become eleven after Shiakshia's departure. Later, the descendants of Arnata will fall in love with the dragons to create a new race and found a nation. In turn, Leracal's progeny will unite the northern tribes, transforming them into an independent power. To learn more, continue reading The Adventure of the White Knight and its upcoming sequel. It's also worth noting that completing the first book is not required to understand the others. While the trilogy shares the same universe, each installment has its own unique backstory.

Built upon the inhospitable and unforgiving landscapes of the north, Leracal is a nation as hostile as its own territory. While they acknowledge the existence of Zhars, the god of victory, the inhabitants of Leracal are guided by the teachings of Mellia. Their culture lacks a rich history. Far from entrusting themselves to deities, they rely on their own strength. Their calling lies in battle and forging their own triumph, which has earned them a reputation as a warlike, boisterous, and robust people. Although their main sustenance came from hunting monsters in the snow and raiding other kingdoms, the growth of their territory eventually led to the emergence of an aristocratic class that evolved into the present day. Being of short standing, the aristocrats of Leracal do not boast of pure lineage or prestige, qualities characteristic of the nobility of Arnata. On the contrary, generations of military campaigns and territorial expansion resulted in a population of distinctly mixed ancestry. Although both men and women are formidable fighters, frequent wars and hunts have decimated the population. Even with this decline, it remains the undisputed power of the north thanks to the martial prowess of each inhabitant; hence the popular saying: "One hundred foreign soldiers are not enough to defeat a single warrior from Leracal." (Among these warriors is Tei, the second strongest, surpassed only by his father, Keyr.) Such mastery of combat is the pillar that allows the nation to survive despite its small population. In an environment where life depends on individual strength, it is natural for people to place their faith in themselves rather than in deities. Winter lasts all year round, and sunlight is scarce, so the complexion of most natives is pale and fair. Even so, it is said that the abundant hot springs protect their skin health from the harsh climate.

Arnata stands as the most formidable nation of the known era, blessed with the greatest concentration of divine power. Its people worship the god Natam. Although the royal family preserves its lineage through strict blood purity, Arnata is home to a rich diversity of ethnicities. The royal family's lineage produces only male offspring, and no woman has ever been born into it. Manifesting the Eye of Natam is the primary requirement for its members, as only those who possess it can aspire to the throne. When the emperor (padisha) dies from old age, illness, or regicide at the hands of one of the heirs, a civil war erupts for the crown. The princes who possess the Eye must kill each other until only one survivor remains. Because of this tradition, familial and fraternal love does not exist. For a prince, each brother represents a target or a potential threat. Therefore, princes develop an intrinsic susceptibility that leads to hereditary madness, which afflicts all bearers of the Natam symbol. Those princes who do not exhibit this trait can ally themselves with a brother who does possess it to support their cause (as in the case of Obaran Loram). Once the victor is crowned padisha, he murders all his brothers except those who supported his side (a clemency that varies depending on the personality of the padisha in power). The surviving brothers are subjected to chemical castration to eliminate future rivals to the throne. From then on, they are allowed to reside as aristocrats and are assigned important positions in the service of the sovereign and the empire. Because padishas cannot leave Arnata, these brothers usually serve abroad as diplomats and emissaries (with the sole exception of Nashid).