Exhausted

—Over 6,000 years ago, the moon goddess, Selene II, wept inconsolably. Her weeping was so profound that it silenced the Baryon Acoustic Oscillations of space, silencing all sounds in the galaxy. The reason for her grief was the loss of her older sister, Auristela II, the sun goddess. The reasons were unknown, leaving all the gods and celestial beings of the universe bewildered and concerned at the loss of one of the most important goddesses. But for Selene II, it was the loss of an older sister, her only family. Her bright, beautiful, yet painful tears fell upon the frosted and dusty surface, reflecting the pain of a great loss. But just as the brightest tear touched the lunar surface, a beautiful little flower grew, and from it was born a beautiful girl of ethereal and angelic beauty.

The girl opened her eyes, dressed in a simple yet elegant dress, white as pure as the moonlight. Selene II didn't notice the new presence until the girl began to cry silently, flowers blooming from her tears. The girl approached Selene and embraced her, seeking comfort from her unexpected new mother. Selene II, seeing her unexpected creation born from such raw emotion as pain, embraced her and named her Amaris, Daughter of the Moon.

Selene II experienced the company of children again after several centuries. She had previously had a daughter as beautiful as herself, raised as the Lunar Queen's princess to serve in the aristocratic diplomacy of the Lunar Kingdom. However, after the "Knights of Destiny" declared her daughter's fate to be one of darkness, due to the envy and arrogance growing within her, Selene II was to have another daughter, one as humble as a star. The girl was consumed by instant anger and envy, blinded by it all.

The girl disappeared, leaving Selene II alone. So, after finally having another daughter, Amaris, Selene II felt the emptiness in her chest after losing her older sister, Auristela II, begin to fill, and she protected Amaris with all her being. Amaris, being practically Lunar royalty and the daughter of the Moon, the main natural satellite, is a princess. She is a Lunarian, and a pure one at that, and is welcomed with wonder and expectation by the other Lunarians.

The Lunarians are beings from the natural satellites of both other planets and distant ones. Upon seeing the new baby girl, the Lunarians bestowed their blessing upon her. Amaris received an elite education, learning aristocratic etiquette, social skills, leadership training for future leaders, and advanced diplomacy. Her teachers were excellent educators; they were strict, yes, but they loved and appreciated Amaris, and she tried her best to learn.

Amaris met her mother's best friend, Eilidh, the "Goddess of Winter" and "Heroic Spirit of Winter." Eilidh trained Amaris and bestowed upon her a spear. It is said that those who obtain a spear are destined to die at two thousand years old, due to a curse inflicted by a being who consumed the plague of darkness. For this reason, anyone who obtains a spear will have their infinite lifespan shortened to two thousand years, but Amaris would later surpass that record. Eilidh saw ambition in the girl and trained her, but she also nurtured her. During training, she treated her like a student being instructed by her teacher, but outside of training, she treated her almost like a daughter, developing a deep affection for the daughter of her best friend.

Amaris spent time with Sulien (son of the sun: Auristela II, the Sun Goddess). They were very close, always in the library of the Solar Kingdom, exploring, and attending gatherings to spend time together. They were cousins, but treated each other like siblings. However, Sulien had to leave for Earth because destiny dictated that he would rule there. Amaris felt sad but hoped to see Sulien again soon.

100 years later came the 'Celestial Purge', an event that occurred once every century where beings of abyssal darkness kidnapped gods and celestial beings to take their powers and boast of the power of the fallen gods, and unfortunately Selene II was destroyed directly by the 'god of Darkness' the mastermind of the purges that happen in a transcendental way.

But...why was such an imposing goddess as her so easily destroyed? Well...Selene wasn't in her right mental state; her core of light was weakening due to high cortisol levels and the still-constant pain she felt remembering her older sister, Auristela II. This weakened her power as well, making it easy for the "God of Darkness" to destroy her. Amaris, hidden by Selene II to keep her safe long before, watched from a distance as her mother was shattered like glass. A deep pain and immense fury grew within her at the loss. The Gem guards were corrupted, and some were destroyed by the evil beings of the "God of Darkness." Some of the beings present were also destroyed, while others managed to escape, leaving the Lunar Kingdom solitary, cared for but abandoned, with only the young Lunario's presence remaining in the vast realm.

Many years passed as Amaris wandered the halls of the Palace, exploring the Outer and Inner Palaces, exploring the classrooms where she used to spend time with her teachers, the fountains where she used to feed the swans along with the ladies-in-waiting and attendants, and the gardens where she used to play with the Lunarians before they hid and managed to escape, and finally the throne room where she used to stay with her mother to play, eagerly awaiting Selene to brush her hair, to do crafts together, to walk together, and to ride horses together, all together. Now she is gone, but Amaris is still here, alive.

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Hidden for quite some time... she was found by a goddess, the "goddess of Magic", Mystra, the "goddess of divine union". Mystra took in Amaris along with another boy, Armel, who also lost his mother who was also a goddess, named Callisto, she represented the "Ursa Major" and created Armel to have a son and love him, making Armel represent the "Ursa Minor". Callisto self-destructed out of guilt and pain when Armel needed her most while she was busy with her dictatorship, leaving Armel alone while he held the core of light of his mother. Mystra basically adopted him.

Mystra took them both in, protected them, cared for them, and integrated them into the team she herself created: "The Brilliant Peacemakers," an elite group tasked with maintaining order, protection, justice, and balance in the Galaxy. Amaris became the fourth member of the Brilliant Peacemakers. At that time, Amaris had an impatient, furious, and brusque personality, and she seemed angry most of the time. She was sadistic and cold toward her enemies, but compassionate and protective of those she cared about.

Amaris met Copuluz, the second of the "Brilliant Peacemakers" (a great friend), Leonidas, the third of the "Brilliant Peacemakers" (her best friend), and Nyx, the fifth of the "Brilliant Peacemakers" (a very close friend), with Armel being number one in the group and Amaris number four.

Amaris and Armel treated each other like siblings; Armel was like her older brother. They both cared for each other deeply, with Armel being able to scold her when she became enraged and when she hit the warriors during training at Nyx's Chrysalis Nexus, a place of rehabilitation, training, a center for the entire team's plans, and a place for the care of other beings who came there for rehabilitation. It was like a military base, but much more elegant and technologically advanced thanks to Nyx's advanced engineering.

Amaris was also part of the "Legendary Three," which included the goddess of the galaxy (Asteria) and the god of light (Sulien). They were known as some of the principal and transcendental gods, but then there was another "Celestial Purge" in which Asteria disappeared without a trace, leaving it unknown whether the "god of Darkness" took her or not, and Sulien had already gone to Earth.

Despite being tough, strong-willed, and often appearing angry, Amaris was just a young girl still grieving the loss of her mother. She hadn't even been able to salvage a fragment of her mother's light core; she simply hid her pain and vulnerability behind a tough, angry facade. Mystra knew this, which is why she always comforted Amaris, easing her grief. Amaris cared for Mystra; she wasn't her mother, but she began to feel that way again when she was with Selene II. She swore loyalty to Mystra and the Bright Peacemakers. When Amaris was tired, she would always go to Mystra and rest her head in her lap while Mystra ran her fingers through her hair. They would go out together to see the gardens of the Lunar Kingdom. Mystra would take Amaris to reunite with the Lunarians, singing the ancient lullaby of the Lunar Kingdom to Amaris. Mystra was like a second mother to her.

...

Until another Heavenly Purge came.

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Mystra was taken away and destroyed; her core of light was rescued by Armel, leaving the group she created heartbroken at the loss of their most important leader. Armel assumed the position of director and continued as leader of the "Brilliant Peacemakers"... Amaris, on the other hand, felt her fury and pain grow ever stronger at losing another important figure, a maternal mentor like Mystra. But after some two thousand years (a number that surpassed her remaining years of life thanks to her still possessing her spear), after another period of "Peace," Amaris and Armel destroyed the "Quazar Module," where the "Crystal Scientists" were conducting illegal experiments on humanoid gems to create potent antibodies for the protection of the gods. Some of these experiments were also secretly used to support the kidnappings of the "God of Darkness."

Amaris and Armel managed to destroy the entire module, saving almost all the gems. Two gems in particular caught their attention: a boy who was a Sapphire and a young woman who was an Opal. They rescued them and made them part of the "Shining Peacemakers." Amaris named the Sapphire boy Arken. And for the young woman, who didn't want to change her identity for personal reasons, Armel decided to call her Opal, or Opi, as she called herself.

Arken and Opal greatly admired Amaris, to the point of seeing her as an excellent teacher and as an older sister to them, and Armel as an older brother for saving them. Despite Amaris having a somewhat complex personality, she felt a warmth and almost maternal protection towards Arken and Opal, considering Arken as her younger brother and Opal as her little sister. Arken admired Amaris the most. He always tried to be as agile and intelligent as she was, always trying to help her. And even though Amaris tried to act indifferent, she felt appreciated and loved by Arken. His optimism and his way of trying to be strong and helping others reminded her of Mystra. Some of Arken's attacks were even subtly inspired by Amaris's. Amaris was touched, and Opal's shyness sometimes made her "annoyed," and when she cried, too. But it was just a facade to hide how much she cared for her and comforted her along with Arken and Armel to make her feel better, since Opal considered herself "weak." But in reality, although she didn't see it, she had a surprising strength that hadn't yet come to light, and the other Peacekeepers knew it but encouraged her to develop better step by step.

(Furthermore, Opal is the only one on the team who wields a greatsword, a large and powerful sword. These aren't the light swords like Armel's and Arken's, which made everyone look at each other with pride and a touch of amusement at how a young woman like Opal could use such a powerful weapon, yet she downplayed it and, to top it off, considered herself "weak." It was a level of humility that was on another level.) Amaris internally envied that strength, but it was pride that consumed her, seeing how truly strong Opal was, especially Arken. Amaris always tried to help Arken train his future vision, since sapphires are part of the nobility because they are able to see future visions. Amaris knew this because there were sapphires in the Moon Kingdom that belonged to her mother, but Arken was "defective" because he couldn't see future visions. That's why she helped Arken train his future vision. She admired how optimistic Arken was, not getting discouraged by his inability to see future visions, always being polite and He was kind enough to thank Amaris for helping him after each training session, even though they ultimately failed to see future visions. But Arken was strong and persevering, gradually achieving the ability to see them. Amaris definitely admired that about him; he resembled Mystra, even though he never met her. Arken was almost her spitting image. Deep down, she cherished Arken and considered him "her sweet little boy," but that was something she wouldn't say aloud. Or... perhaps it would have been better to be honest.

A few centuries later a war occurred...

War falls short...

𝗘𝗿𝗮 𝘂𝗻 𝗚𝗲𝗻𝗼𝗰𝗶𝗱𝗶𝗼.

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"The Paralysis of the Firmament."

A war in which celestial beings, gods, and demigods fought against corrupted beings, demons of the abyss, and other dark and unknown beings from other worlds to seize the power of the gods and celestial beings they defeated, to boast of their own power, and to give it to the god of Darkness so that he could reign over the planet of Zenithel and the galaxy. Amaris, along with the "Brilliant Peacemakers," participated in the war, trying to maintain her sanity so as not to fall into the hands of the god of Darkness.

Amaris gave her all to prevent her team from losing their lives. Even a sword imbued with hatred pierced her right eye, which she was able to regenerate thanks to Nyx, though it left her with cracks. Then she received several giant metal needles embedded throughout her body. Despite attacks powerful enough to completely obliterate the bodies of beings of light, Amaris remained standing, unwilling to show weakness in a critical battle. She was able to repair herself quickly and continued fighting, battling, but... a command made her falter...

The highest deities commanded Amaris to destroy the beings of the lunar satellites of the planetary gods, to wipe out the Lunarians. Amaris was petrified by the assignment from this high-ranking divine order. She is a Lunarian. In her childhood, Amaris spent time with the Lunarians, playing with them, and they loved each other like a family of brothers and sisters; they were her family because they were of the same race.

“doɹ bnǝ́ ʇǝuƃo bnǝ sǝɹ ʎo ןɐ bnǝ́ ɥɐƃɐ ǝso?”

P̴̘̤̯͙͐̔̍͊̑̏́̌̇̎̓̀͘o̶͐̇͋̅̃̈́͋̽̊ ̯͎̱̀̓͊̃́͋̓ŕ̶̛̰̱̈́̀́̑̿̾͛͂̈́͗̓̈́̒͘͝️ ️q̷̢͙̤̄̃̀̓̄́̽u̴̢̠͎̲̗̮̤̥̪̖̦͈͕͛̈́̀̒̒̄̚͠ẹ̷͓̺̰̽̍͛̉̐̔͋̓́̚͜ I?

...

Such a divine order made her deny it immediately, but...she knew that if she refused she would be judged and if she let the now corrupted Lunarians corrupt other beings even more, she would be executed for disobeying the order.

So... Amaris, consumed by inner turmoil, destroyed each of the Lunarians with her spear, killing them with immense pain and fury—not fury directed at them, but at herself for feeling so powerless, for not being able to prevent it. It was fury directed at the being that had corrupted the Lunarians. After what seemed like an agonizing eternity for Amaris... suddenly, she saw him! She saw him in the distance, a demon of the abyss... boasting of the Lunarians' power and looking at her with a terrifying intensity that would frighten anyone, but which only fueled her anger. This demon, it seemed, was quite powerful and of high rank. But before she could even make a move to kill that DAMNED demon... something completely unexpected happened.

The three giant hands of the "Four Pillars" shone brightly with power; they are the Supreme Authority, saying that to end this war they would bring peace...in a REINSTATEMENT, so that the planet of Zenithel would return to its former "peace". Amaris opened her eyes wide, tensed for a moment, she knew that only 1% of the Supreme Authority's power was capable of only letting parts participate at any time. This plan. Amaris ran at full speed, trying to protect Armel, Arken, and Opal, but she could only see them briefly in the distance before the power of the Three Main Pillars activated. She saw her hands glow to the point of blinding her, but felt a flash of light encapsulate her and take her away from the massive attack of the Three Pillars' power.

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Amaris fell to Earth, landing in a quiet valley with the wind rustling through the grass. She awoke slowly and first saw the night sky, the stars... and the moon. She rose slowly and walked with a slowness that rivaled that of tortoises, cautiously and confusedly through the valley, watching the fireflies and listening to the sounds of nocturnal insects.

Everything was calm until he saw a small gust of wind that took on a human form; it was Goran, the Heroic Spirit of the Wind and the god of the Wind. Goran carefully observed Amaris, and just by seeing her empty eyes filled with a tidal surge of various emotions, he knew she wasn't from here. Goran patiently spoke to Amaris and comforted her.

After a long time of comforting herself, now that Amaris has calmed down...she can only look at Goran and ask him: "What about me in this unknown place with vast horizons that I have never seen? I have only heard of this planet on unknown maps and in ancient stories of the whispers of the stars, what will become of me in this place so far beyond my understanding at this moment?" she said.

Therefore, Goran replies: "Amaris, you will now be called Agot, the one with 'Bright Heart', because there is a future ahead of you that you will decide whether to shine with purpose or not. Your identity will be hidden under this new name that I am giving you, along with the staff that you will use to guide others to have a destiny and take care of them as if they were your own, like those you could not protect. As long as you have that name, you will be under my protection and that of the other Heroic Spirits."

And so Agot... after thinking carefully and reflecting for a while, decided to accept Goran's words and follow in his footsteps to try to find a peace like his. In time, he met a humble, kind, and generous old man named Shan De, a former citizen who had lived in the nation of the "Earth God" or "The Heroic Spirit of the Rock." In his youth, Shan De was a young apothecary who earned a living for himself and his siblings, gaining the respect of all the people in his village. Shan De was able to provide a good life for his siblings and happily married a beautiful and loving young woman who had a genetic disease. The young woman's name was Karyna. They lived a happy and peaceful marriage in the mountains of the city of the Heroic Spirit of the Wind (Goran). After some years, Shan De became a widower when his wife died at the hands of a demon. The disease never allowed him to have children because they all ended up being "Butterfly Code." When Agot arrived at the old man's cabin seeking guidance in this new world, he decided to "adopt" her and teach her about human life. She learned much about human customs, the seasons, nature, traditions, and stories, as well as cooking, weaving, gardening, carpentry, and art. She also learned a great deal about apothecary and toxicology, as the old man was an apothecary himself and had a great passion for these subjects. She felt a warmth towards him, experiencing once again that sense of care and affection that reminded her of Selene II and Mystra. The old man treated Agot like the daughter he could never have with his wife, whom he was never able to cure despite being an excellent apothecary.

Shan De would scold Agot when she got angry with the sheep and the rest of the flock, since he was also a shepherd and didn't want to feel alone in the great mountain valley where he lived. Agot would only grumble, pout slightly, and frown, but he never reprimanded her too harshly. She was punished by being sent to a corner when she frightened someone who came to the cabin seeking medicine. Agot acted like a little girl around him, even though she was older than the old man. Agot simply couldn't help feeling that way because of the old man's attitude and warmth. She even called him "Grandpa," and he would just smile affectionately when he heard her. But one day... the old man died of old age. Agot realized once again that she was human, and humans aren't immortal like her. That was a painful lesson she learned about humanity. Everything was ephemeral.

The old man left him the cabin where he lived and entrusted him with his work: herding his sheep and flock. Now he understood one of the reasons Goran had given him the staff. He took the small bell the old man used to guide his sheep and began herding them.

As time went on, Agot settled into her life in the countryside. One stormy night, while trying to close a window that was being blown open by the strong wind, a few knocks on the door broke her concentration. Agot kicked the window shut and went to the door. When she opened it, she saw four children: Randolph, Ebbe, Hrooar, and Leif. They were orphans and homeless, soaked from the cold storm. The children had run away from an orphanage where the adults weren't kind to them. Agot felt immense compassion and, after thinking for a few minutes, decided to adopt them. The children were wary of her at first, but after seeing her calm and loving demeanor and feeling the aura of security she now possessed, they finally opened up and allowed themselves to be children. Agot became very maternal with them, as if she were their real mother. She cared for them, sang them lullabies, made them food and clothes, and raised them, just like any mother would. Ebbe was shy and somewhat insecure, but she was sweet and warm with the younger children, Hrooar and Leif. She cared for them a lot and was also somewhat strict with them when they misbehaved, but in such a sweet way that it melted your heart. She helped cook, clean for her mother, Agot, knit, play the lyre, and sing lullabies with her. It is said that Ebbe imitated Agot's ballet steps, and Agot lovingly and tenderly taught Ebbe ballet, making them practice together. One of Ebbe's dreams was to dance ballet for her mother, Agot, so that she would be proud of her. Agot loved her because Ebbe's shyness reminded her of Opal.

Hrooar was optimistic and very helpful, assisting Ebbe and Agot here and there, but he also played with his siblings. He was like a playful puppy, yet also calm, and he loved watercolors, just like his mother, Agot. Hrooar loved to paint; in fact, his dream was to be a great painter like his mom, Agot, and to create a small, famous art museum someday. He would say, "When I become a great painter, I'll paint a picture of you, Mom, so everyone knows who the most important woman in my life is, besides Ebbe, of course, hehehe." Hrooar was extremely attentive to Ebbe and always made her flowers with crafts. Agot often mentally compared Hrooar to Arken, since Arken was very optimistic and positive, and that made Agot appreciate that optimism in Hrooar. Leif was the most mischievous and hyperactive, playful with his brothers and Agot, but no less affectionate and optimistic. He was a child who loved helping his mother, Agot, herd the sheep and feed them. He learned Kulning, the mountain chant his mother taught him to call the flock. He loved playing the okulele with her and Ebbe while both ladies played the lyre. He was a child with so much energy and warmth. He used to ride on the back of Miel (Agot's fluffy, gluttonous cow, very maternal like her; Miel protected Leif and let him sleep on her back). Agot loved Leif's energy; it reminded her of Leonidas's energy.

But Randolph...Randolph had the essence of Agot when she was called Amaris in her time in Zenithel along with "The Shining Peacemakers", Randolph had a strong, strict and often brusque personality, similar to that of an older brother like himself, a brother who does not tolerate nonsense, although he seemed angry most of the time, he is very dedicated, kind and hardworking, just like Agot when she was Amaris, Randolph despite seeming someone inaccessible; He was actually a child who also had a dark past, just like the rest of his siblings in the orphanage. He was a sensitive and protective boy, always helping his siblings and his mother, Agot, in the kitchen, the apothecary, tending to the plants, and knitting clothes. He received the love he had always longed for in the cramped and dark orphanage. Like his siblings, Agot saw in Randolph her past self from the galaxy, and she comforted him, cared for him, and gave him and her other children love, loving them as only a true mother could. Randolph was very resourceful and helped Agot with the carpentry. He even went to nearby towns to repair and create things with his woodworking skills to earn money to help Agot run the apothecary, buy her gifts, and help her make toys for his siblings. Despite being only seven years old, Randolph was already a hard worker, something Agot appreciated. She loved all her children equally.

But... one day... Randolph and Ebbe fell gravely ill from a forest plague and died, Hrooar fell ill from depression too, and Leif was the only one who died of old age. Agot lost other loved ones as well. Now he understood the pain of a mother losing her children, he understood the ephemeral nature of human life and decided to appreciate it even more and move on.

She is currently known as the "Goddess of Peace and Purification", "The Lady of the Wind and the Stars", "The Moon of Prosperity and Motherhood", "The Apothecary of the Valley", "The Lunar Lily", "Mother of the Forgotten", "The Deity of Births and Maternal Protection", "The Lady of Poison", "The Spirit of the Mountain", "Miss Honey", among other names that she acquired from Humans.

Agot became a peaceful, kind, warm, and maternal being, but... inside she harbors a fury, coldness, and sadism for everything that ruined the peace of her past and for taking away all her loved ones. She will avenge herself when she has the opportunity to find who or what took it all from her.

Agot is a big eater, but she eats with elegance and calm. Agot is an excellent cook, skilled in preparing food from Earth (thanks to Shan De and Goran). She has a delicious touch and creates perfect dishes. Agot is a warm and loving shepherdess to animals. Children love her because of her warm and maternal aura, and when she visits orphanages and children with cancer in clinics, they call her "Miss Honey." Agot loves the elderly, considering them the most important and wise beings, like Elder Shan De of long ago. Agot is beloved by animals because she is very kind to them, healing them, rescuing them, knitting them blankets and scarves, and feeding them. Agot has jade-colored eyes with soft pupils and a touch of reddish/pink shadow on her lower eyelids. Her hair is a soft, slightly warmer, creamier platinum blonde, and she has a delicate pattern of freckles distributed along the bridge of her nose and cheeks. Agot possesses an ethereal and angelic beauty, like the moon, dazzling and elegant, but her freckles supposedly "lower her beauty points." It's important to understand that Agot's personality hides immense anger and hatred toward the Demon of the Abyss and the god of darkness beneath a kind, relaxed, and always smiling facade. This facade reveals a complex interplay of reality, vengeance, intelligence, cruelty, evolution, elegance, flirtatiousness, a dry and dark sense of humor, maternal instincts, and an inferiority complex. But she is also kind, optimistic, hardworking, and resilient. Kind and compassionate, hardworking and resilient, brave and determined (despite her initial shyness), humble and modest. But also complex, characterized by a mix of vulnerability, genuine warmth, initial shyness, and great emotional strength. Empathy and warmth, vulnerability and honesty, courage and resilience, charisma and a sense of humor, insecurity and a search for affection and validation, and naturalness.

Agot, like her mother (Selene II), has tears that instantly turn into flowers when she cries. What kind of flowers? They are very small flowers of a mysterious species. Agot is exactly 6,000 years old. Agot has freckles because they represent the "Kisses of the Moon" (and it's true, Selene II used to kiss Amaris's face affectionately, and that's why Agot has freckles). Despite being only 1.49 meters tall, Agot has a "Tea Body" (a very attractive and curvaceous figure despite her short stature), but her dress makes her silhouette a little more subtle and delicate, maintaining her physical sanctity. Agot loves pears, tea, milk, and honey. Agot plays her lyre to soothe the sleep of her sheep and humans. Agot sings lullabies from time to time to remember the times he cared for Randolph, Ebbe, Hrooar, and Leif when they were alive. Agot sings the Kulning to call his flock and enjoys doing so. Agot loves reading horror books and botany books. Agot loves the adrenaline rush of battles (one of the reasons he was so badly injured in the "Paralysis of the Firmament" War).

Agot usually plays psychological and mental games with her enemies before killing them. She enjoys torturing their minds before slowly and agonizingly torturing them physically. Agot was born as a flower; she represents the Lily of the Valley, which in the language of flowers means "The Return of Happiness," coincidentally one of her favorite flowers. Agot's favorite flowers are: Valley Lyres, Fantasma Orchids (for their mysterious, beautiful, and difficult-to-find nature, reminding her of her own species and the Lunarians), and Arabian Lyres. Red (because of its meaning and it is considered a flower of mourning for all those she loved who left: Selene II, Auristela II, Mystra, the Lunar Ones, the Bright Peacemakers, Shan De, Randolph, Ebbe, Hrooar and Leif), and the Lions (because of their connection with the wind). Agot's favorite botanical plants are: Lavender (for its aroma and as a natural repellent against harmful insects; he also uses it for his bee farm), Valerian (for its calming effect on nerves and anxiety, using it for ointments and teas), and Monk's Mantle (for being a highly toxic plant that only a professional can use, and Agot knows how to use it professionally and correctly to make his poisons and, in other cases, medicinal drugs; he deeply loves aconite). and the Sauce Lloron (it's not a plant, but it's her favorite tree because of its falling leaves like tears and because it's an elegant and gothic tree), and the Flamboyan Tree (because it reminds her of her best friend, Leonidas, and this tree symbolizes resistance and renewal).

As a Pure Lunarian, Agot's body not only reflects light but can also store it to shine in total darkness to his advantage. His connection to the moon is so strong that his powers and mood fluctuate with the lunar phases. Agot keeps a botanical journal where he draws terrestrial plants alongside extinct plants from Zenithel. Agot's toxicology and biomedicine techniques are so advanced that he can create antidotes for poisons and cures for complex diseases that humans have yet to invent. Agot loves the sound of water running over stones; he says it sounds exactly like "the Moon's Risas." Agot's lyre is strung with "Lunar Spider Silk Threads," giving it an ethereal sound impossible to replicate (this instrument was given to him by his grandmother, Eclipsia, in the Lunar Kingdom to play in the Lunarian Orchestra and the "White Voices" of the Stars). Agot keeps a small vial of lunar dust that he rescued from one of the ruins of his kingdom; it is one of his most prized possessions. Agot firmly believes that the souls of her adopted children (Randolph, Ebbe, Hrooar, and Leif) have become stars that watch over her from the heavens. Agot dreams of the day she can confront the god of darkness, not for power, but for justice for Selene II and Mystra, and confront the demon of the abyss for justice for her lunar brothers.

Agot often plays the ocarina that belonged to Shan De's wife. He gave it to Agot and lovingly taught her to play the melody she used to play for Shan De's flock when she was alive. Agot can withstand polar temperatures (since she is a Galactic Being, and the cold in space is unbearable for even a millisecond for humans, while for beings from Zenithel and Celestials like her, it's "like being on a warm summer day"). One of Agot's favorite places to visit when exploring the distant valleys outside the mountain is... Visiting the field of the “Crater of the Gods” was a battlefield where ancient and gigantic gods, 20,000 to 30,000 meters tall, fought with equally gigantic weapons against the evil beings from an external and unknown world that sought to drain the energy of planet Earth. The weapons remained embedded in the Earth because the warriors died wielding them. Large stones inscribed in the ancient language with the names of the warriors, their stories, and ancient prophecies are found there. Giant skeletons remain on the field, and several bone skulls of the gods who fought are semi-embedded in the Earth, preferring They would rather become Stone and Bone Statues than cede a millimeter of Earth to the Enemy (Agot often comes here to admire how Planet Earth also has its own Stories, Battles, and even Magical and Dark things).

Agot surpasses the longevity of the Spear-bearers (the curse of the Spear-bearers is that they only live for two thousand years; Agot surpasses them by six thousand years). Agot is a Lunarian, a Pure One. Agot's hair is medium-length, layered, and has a slightly messy/elegant appearance. He has long strands in the front; one rather thick strand falls to the right, partially covering his right eye. He wears a small ahoge (a stray lock of hair on top of his head that curls upwards). At the back of his hair, he wears a small white bow with very soft, light blue embroidered details and small hanging ribbons. Agot's Outfit: It's an elegant, predominantly white outfit with very soft pastel blue tones. She wears a delicate white choker. The dress has slightly off-the-shoulder sleeves with a sweetheart neckline and puffed sleeves (long and ending in fitted cuffs). It features trim with a geometric/lace pattern at the bust and a pair of dark decorative buttons on the left side. The skirt is slightly long with a flared, pleated hem and a wavy edge. A long white cape hangs from her shoulders, lined with a slightly dark purple, and ends in points at the back. She wears white, calf-high boots with a scalloped (wavy) top edge and small feather details at the back of the ankles. (This entire outfit is designed to represent the purity of the moon and the peace of...) Wind and the Purification of Winter).

Agot's current outfit was actually made on Earth. Goran took her for a walk in a village and led her to a small, old, and elegant shop owned by an elderly woman who appears to be immortal. She created and made the clothes Agot wears now, perfectly capturing the colors for Agot's small bow. With her hidden power, she crafted a durable fabric with a soft sheen. The woman is the only one (besides Goran, Eilidh, and the other "Heroic Spirits") who knows that Agot has a crescent-shaped moonstone embedded in her back, and that's why she also created and made the cloak to conceal Agot's exposed core. Goran paid for the clothes himself, and he also crafted Agot's elegant white boots. This is what Agot wears when no one is looking. She reveals her true expression (a serious, somewhat furious expression, but with a hint of weariness) and then smiles softly and warmly back. It is confirmed that Agot suffers from PTSD, which is very true considering the rage she represses. Agot's (Amaris's) true personality is very different from her current one: before, she was strong, strict, disciplined, and often brusque, appearing angry most of the time. She was a young woman who was impulsive at times, serious, and strong-willed, known for being irritable, direct, competitive, and never smiling.

(Unlike her current personality, Amaris rarely smiled in her past, demonstrating the duality she now possesses. This true personality of Agot, though she acted with severity, is actually deeply dedicated, kind, and compassionate. This facet is how she acted in Zenithel, in the Chrysalis Nexus of Nyx. Many of the soldiers and guardians who went there were afraid to see her, but as time passed and they witnessed her gentleness, they grew accustomed to her and were fascinated by Amaris's tender side.) Agot has now matured, and we can see that her personality is completely different from before, but when she is in complete and absolute trust, we can see the facets of her former personality combined with those of her current one. Agot's favorite insects are: The Dragonfly, even when she summons her spear, its shaft turns to light and disintegrates into small light dragonflies (it is her way of putting away her weapon again), the Actias Luna (Moon Butterfly, being a purely nocturnal insect, its bright but soft green color is hypnotic, and seeing one of these moths is considered a sign of fortune and hope, it is linked with intuition, magic and the spiritual world due to its nocturnal habits).

Agot's spear is called "Song of Libelula: Selene's Destiny." Since Agot's spear was made directly by Eilidh, it is made entirely of Cold Diamond. It is said that Eilidh used her power to extract a Diamond from the Rings of Saturn and with it created Agot's spear. Upon falling to Earth, Agot upgraded his Spear, and now it is "High Technology," possessing an internal mechanism that, upon contact with an enemy's surface, releases the poisons he creates from the spear's tip. This was Agot's time on Zenithel, even before the war. She suffered from fits of rage (Agot's fits of rage used to stem from her insecurity about not being tall, her lack of strength, her feeling of "not contributing much to the team," and her inability to prevent her mother, Selene II, from being destroyed by the god of darkness when she was a child. She would scratch and lightly but firmly hit Copuluz when he used her as a punching bag to release her anger, and when Amaris calmed down, she would break down in tears of pain upon seeing how her fits of rage physically hurt Copuluz, regretting it and feeling worse even though Copuluz would lovingly hug and comfort her. Now that she is on Earth, her fits of rage are not as frequent, I think, but her accumulated anger is contained beneath a smile).

Amaris greatly respected Copuluz, to the point of seeing him as an older brother. When she did something wrong, she would lower her head when he approached and spoke to her, feeling even smaller than she already was before the great authority Copuluz (Peacekeeper #2) exuded. The same thing happened when Armel (Peacekeeper #1 and Leader) scolded her for hitting a Recruit too hard in the Chrysalys Nexus of Nyx during training, or whenever she did anything wrong. Agot loves watercolors for painting beautiful, vintage landscapes, pictures of her sheep and adorable animals, and... beautiful, and in most cases, very bloody and terrifying corpses, representing her thoughts and her broken psychology through her paintings. Agot likes to knit winter coats for her flock. Agot possesses Lunar Powers (by birth), Wind Power (granted by the god Goran), and Winter Power (granted through Eilidh's training). Those who have sensed her presence say that Agot whistles a melody that sounds like a dark mountain lullaby; it is actually a whistle (Agot whistles this melody she learned from Grandfather Shan De; it was a cheerful and warm melody, but Agot whistles it with nostalgia and softness). Agot is only 1.49 meters tall, which makes her very fast in battle, giving her stronger thrusts, amazing agility, and incredible movement speed.

Agot's attacks are so elegant and fluid that her cape, billowing in the wind, makes her resemble a "Dove of the Divine Sky." Agot purifies curses from people and other beings. Agot's promise when someone is too empty or hurt is this: “For travelers tired of heartbreak, I will rest them. For 𝘭𝘰𝘴 𝘎𝘶𝘦𝘳𝘳𝘦𝘳𝘰𝘴 𝘥𝘦 𝘢𝘭𝘮𝘢 𝘢𝘧𝘭𝘪𝘨𝘪𝘥𝘢, 𝘭𝘰𝘴 𝘷𝘰𝘺 𝘢 𝘤𝘰𝘯𝘴𝘰𝘭𝘢𝘳. 𝘚𝘪 𝘵𝘦 𝘴𝘪𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘦𝘴 𝘴𝘰𝘭𝘰; 𝘴𝘰𝘭𝘰 𝘭𝘭𝘢𝘮𝘢𝘮𝘦 𝘺 𝘳𝘦𝘤𝘶𝘳𝘳𝘦 𝘢 𝘮𝘪. 𝘕𝘰 𝘦𝘴𝘵𝘢𝘳𝘢𝘴 𝘴𝘰𝘭𝘰 𝘮𝘪𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘳𝘢𝘴 𝘲𝘶𝘦 𝘦𝘴𝘵𝘦𝘴 "With me." Agot's hands are so soft they resemble the texture of cotton. Agot has a dual scent, a scent of: a blooming field on a sunny day, fresh flowers full of light but with an ethereal and mysterious touch like the moon (this scent is inspired by his aunt, Auristela II, and his mother, Selene II, having a warm opening of flowers on a sunny day and then moving to the heart with an elegant and ethereal mysterious scent of the moon). Agot loves pearls (because seashells have to go through pain to create something beautiful, his pearls reminding Agot of his mother Selene II's pain). Agot's right eye is cracked due to the war (the Sky Paralysis), and she covers it with her bangs, making her look not only mysterious but also elegant and adorable. Agot has a dark sense of humor when she feels completely comfortable.

Agot has a soft, captivating voice with a moderately low or intimate tone, accompanied by a characteristic aristocratic accent known as 𝘚𝘭𝘰𝘢𝘯𝘦 𝘙𝘢𝘯𝘨𝘦𝘳. (He speaks with a measured volume and a natural sweetness that conveys closeness and empathy. He uses a low and intimate tone in private moments and interviews; his voice can sound deep yet restrained, quite different from the formal and rigid tone of other members of his family. He frequently slows his pace when speaking, which accentuates his "vulnerability" and air of confidence. His accent and manner of speaking are upper-class, reflecting his noble origins, with a clear and refined diction typical of Lunar high society.) and Intergalactic), but when she is with her enemies, her voice changes to a strangely softer and more melodious one, conveying fear and an unsettling tranquility. Agot loves children and babies. Agot dances ballet as it makes her connect more closely with the moon. Agot has a crescent-shaped moonstone embedded in her back, which her cloak manages to cover (the moonstone embedded in Agot's back is actually her exposed core of light; while most of the gods and celestial beings of Zenithel have their cores inside them, hers is in her back, and for that reason, she jealously hides it with her cloak).

The anatomy of celestial beings differs from that of humans. While humans have organs and all that sort of thing, most of the gods and celestial beings of Zenithel are composed of condensed, floating, frosted light or some other element or material, but never organs—or at least that depends on where they come from or who creates them. It is said that the animal representing Agot is the dove, for being elegant and pure, but it is also identified as the swan, reflecting delicacy, elegance, tenderness, and majesty. Agot's cortisol (the stress hormone) is usually low, making her the most relaxed member of her team. However, she can experience cortisol levels even higher than Nyx's, fueled by the hidden rage and sadism she harbors against the Abyss Demon who boasted of corrupting her Lunarian brethren and against the god of darkness for destroying her mother, Selene II, and her maternal mentor, Mystra. During her time on Amaris, Agot was considered the most intelligent, possessing a deductive mind and forensic knowledge. She was considered the official "detective" of the "Brilliant Peacekeepers" group, a skill she often utilizes when performing autopsies on mysterious cases in the towns and cities of Wonderwalls.

In the Brilliant Peacekeepers' strength ranking, Amaris is the last (Copuluz was number 1 in strength, Leonidas was number 2, Opal number 3, Armel number 4, Arken number 5, Nyx number 6, with Amaris being number 7 and the last). This makes everyone say the saying: “The weakest among the forces, but the strongest.” “Strength among the Debiles,” but on the Intelligence scale she was first (Amaris was No. 1 in intelligence, Nyx No. 2, Armel No. 3, Copuluz No. 4, Arken No. 5, Leonidas No. 6, and Opal No. 7). Agot loves the elderly and acts like a little girl around them, helping them, giving them medicine and ointments, listening to their stories, and cooking for them. She cherishes them as much as she did Shen De. Agot has a flock not only of sheep, but also Highland cows, ducks, and purebred pigeons, and a 1.90-meter-tall black Shire horse with white markings named "Eclipse." (It is called Eclipse because it represents the connection between Agot and Sulien in Zenithel. This horse has been in the Solar Kingdom since the first Monarch and goddess of the Sun and the first Monarch and goddess of the Moon decided to form beneficial bonds of friendship, thus creating the Eclipse horse. It has been a transcendental horse for four generations, finally reaching the fifth generation with Agot and Sulien. The reasons for how it ended up on Earth as Agot are unknown.)

Agot has a strong character and a strong sense of justice ever since she became a Brilliant Peacemaker. It is confirmed that during her time at Zenithel, Agot loved riding the motorcycles Nyx designed, along with the matching leather outfits for Amaris (currently, Agot misses the adrenaline rush of motorcycle speed). The outfit Agot (Amaris) wore in Zenithel consisted of: A warm lilac top with ruffles or jagged edges at the neck and cuffs of the long sleeves; the bottom part is a white wrap skirt with a decorative border at the top featuring a moon pattern and a very soft, light blue, wavy trim; the outfit is completed with pale white ballet shoes. (This outfit was designed by Mystra for Amaris. Mystra contacted the Sun Weavers of the Solar Kingdom to have them make the fabrics, and Nyx was the one who made the outfit ultra-resistant. (Opal is currently wearing Amaris's outfit, and since they are both very far away—Agot is literally on Earth, and Opal and Arken are on another planet—neither of them knows if the other is alive or not, and Opal put on Amaris's clothes because...) Pure and tender admiration).

In the Lunar Kingdom, four Monarchs reigned (among them three is Eclipsia, Agot's grandmother). The first three Queens are surprisingly still alive, but since they are retired, they went very far away to rest, making it literally difficult for the god of Darkness to detect them, just like the first three Monarchs of the Solar Kingdom (among them is Helion) who also went very far away. At least Agot does have living family, and she knows it and only prays for them to stay well. It is said that Agot's sadism did not develop from her fury (that was a secondary reason); she inherited that sadism towards enemies from her true grandfather, the third monarch of the sun. However, the first male monarch of the solar kingdom (ex-god of the sun, Helion), Selene II, used to take little Amaris to visit her grandfather and grandmother (the ex-third monarch of the moon and ex-goddess of the moon, Eclipsia). The ex-king loved (and still loves) little Amaris, so Agot has a true grandfather and had an earthly grandfather (Shan De).

Agot's grandfather, despite being millions of years old and retired, is still considered the most handsome, attractive, and one of the most dangerous kings, but also one of the most important gods in the galaxy. The same goes for his grandmother (most immortal beings do not age physically). Helion is known as an extremely intelligent god, a military and combat strategist, a battle addict, and a sadist who plays with his enemies mentally before torturing them. Helion is a very powerful god, but also benevolent and loyal, charismatic and cunning, with a dark and somewhat absurd sense of humor when he's comfortable. Eclipsia, on the other hand, is known for being one of the sweetest goddesses, shy and kind to both small celestial beings and the greatest gods. She is intelligent in finance, politics, and diplomacy, but also loving and emotionally sensitive, yet she exudes mystery and... Elegance, capable of turning her pain into healing tears, soft-hearted but with the ability to maintain balance and soothe a broken heart, a huge contrast to how Helion and Eclipsia are, but it was that difference that led Helion to fall madly in love with Eclipsia. Helion managed to win the heart of the great Third Monarch of the Moon, and the result? They had daughters, Auristela II and Selene II (the Fourth Monarch of the Sun and the Fourth Monarch of the Moon), making the Solar and Lunar Kingdoms even more intertwined.

When Amaris was little and still in the Lunar Kingdom, she would sometimes skip classes with one of her teachers, Lord Alpheratz: the Master of Etiquette and Protocol. Her teacher was a perfectionist and refined, but also strict. Amaris would sometimes skip classes to take "a 7-minute break" (the breaks Lord Alpheratz gave only lasted seven minutes, and Amaris, when she escaped under the guise of resting, would take more than half an hour), which would turn into a chase. Amaris would escape from Alpheratz, and Lord Alpheratz would chase after little Amaris with an angry and dark expression, making the Palace attendants, nymphs, ladies-in-waiting, guards, and even the Lunarians and Stars of the Kingdom watch the chase with amusement. Agot, despite being very sweet and kind, is secretly possessive and slightly obsessive (like creating the most lethal poison, training to be faster than light, or... when it comes to someone. This is a trait she also inherited from her grandfather, Helion). Agot often stays awake in the early hours of the morning to make the most potent poison, aiming to create the most dangerous poison to one day use against the "God of Darkness" and the "Demon of the Abyss" in order to bring justice for Selene II, Mystra, the Lunarians, and herself, regardless of whether she has to sacrifice her life to achieve her revenge.

It is confirmed that Agot is one of the biggest gluttons in the group. Agot is, or was, Leonidas's best friend. During her time with Amaris at Zenithel, Agot secretly wanted to be as strong as Leonidas. She was the third peacekeeper but ranked second as the strongest on the team, but Amaris loved and appreciated Leonidas very much. And it was best to be a support for her so that Leonidas's Inner Fire Light Core wouldn't go out when she joined the Shining Peacekeepers because Leonidas lost his original team and his master after a Celestial Purge, and Copuluz rescued her on the Reef when he saw Leonidas's flame extinguished and everyone was trying to help her (Leonidas arrived at the Shining Peacekeepers first, that is, before Armel and Amaris arrived). And when Amaris later joined the Shining Peacekeepers, she reinforced the support even more, making Leonidas recover faster. Leonidas loved Amaris very much, she being the extrovert and Amaris the introvert of the friendship. Amaris still felt envious of the strength Leonidas had, but she loved her enough to support her. Agot still envies Leonidas a little, but she still loves and misses her very much. (But what Agot didn't know is that Leonidas secretly wanted to have the manners and the Amaris's delicacy, why? Leonidas is a Divine Fire Meteorite, a Guardian similar to Amethyst, Jasper, or Quartz Guardians or Warriors, but Meteorites were equal to or better than those Gems. Leonidas was strong, yes, but sometimes he looked at Amaris and admired the natural elegance and delicacy she exuded despite how irascible and rude the Moon Princess could be. Amaris had a balance of that. Leonidas believed that her nature as a Meteorite, her strength, and her bare-knuckle fighting style made her seem rustic and unfeminine, which is why he was healthily envious of Amaris.

Agot has a hidden sanctuary near the cabin where she keeps other animals she has rescued (both small and large animals that she rescues and rehabilitates; there are even corrupted animals that she patiently heals in a secluded but comfortable area, soothing their minds with soft-sounding bells hung above them). Agot often plays the ukulele for the children living in an orphanage in a humble village. It is confirmed that Agot is a princess, as she is the "Daughter of the Moon," raised by lunar royalty. Her mother, the moon goddess Selene II, is the most famous and largest natural satellite, even though there are three moons before her. Selene is the fourth but the most famous, and she is considered queen not only of Zenithel but also of the entire galaxy. It is also confirmed that Agot became a deity thanks to the title bestowed upon her by the god Goran and for developing divine power on planet Earth. Although Agot prefers to remain humble, the people of the villages often pray to her, especially mothers, because she is the "Moon of Motherhood and Prosperity." However, some distant villages consider her a "witch" because she possesses medicines for almost everything and creates improvised biomedicine that even humans have not yet managed to achieve.

Despite spending her time on Earth with Shan De, Agot always received letters, advice, and even gifts from Goran (the Heroic Spirit of the Wind). Although somewhat serious, he always made sure Agot was alright wherever she was, finding a place of peace within his wind. It's confirmed that Goran is very paternal towards Agot after she lost her adopted children, taking extra care of her and comforting her whenever he could. It's also confirmed that Sulien is alive and on Earth, just like Agot, and is the Supreme Director who created the "Elemental Elite": "The Heroic Spirits." However, neither of them has met yet, nor are they even aware of their proximity. (Despite how well-known Agot and Sulien are on Earth, Sulien isn't easily distracted by worldly matters; one could say he's disconnected. They will meet soon, someday.) The Heroic Spirits know Agot thanks to Goran (The God of Wind and the Heroic Spirit of Wind) and Eilidh (Goddess of Winter and Heroic Spirit of Winter), so the other Heroic Spirits treat her as their Favorite Daughter or Niece, being called in the Temples, their Kingdoms, and in their Palaces: "The protector of the Heroic Spirits" but none of them know that she is literally the Cousin and Acquaintance of their Superior (Sulien), only Eilidh (but Eilidh has not told the others out of sheer "LAZINESS").

Since Agot began to live longer on Earth, she secretly wished to conceive children biologically like human women (but she has to create each organ from scratch for it to be functional since her body does not have that kind of thing because she is a being made solely of light).

Although Agot prefers the tranquility of the Valley, she is sometimes invited to charity events. These events are usually organized by some of the "Heroic Spirits" and other leaders or gods, and she is introduced as "The People's Princess" or "The Moon of Motherhood and Prosperity." She receives flowers, greets people, and engages in conversation simply to avoid being rude when invited. Agot's nails are well-groomed and cut in the Princess style (the Princess style is a protocol that every noble or aristocratic lady must follow, and Agot adheres to it despite now living in the Valley, because it is efficient and doesn't cause problems while working, unlike long nails which would be inefficient for fieldwork). However, she breaks a rule that is completely forbidden in the Royal Protocol of the Lunar Kingdom, and that is that Agot Her nails are painted a vibrant, intense red, something frowned upon for princesses, as that color is considered too flashy and vulgar. Agot deliberately breaks this rule. In the temples of the gods, there are several windows dedicated to each god on Earth, and each temple has at least one window dedicated to Agot, formally recognizing her as an official goddess. Under the title "The Moon of Motherhood and Prosperity," Agot is depicted in paintings: holding the hand of a helpless mother, embracing babies, and in one, seated on the moon, extending her hand downwards. Below her are several women with their children and babies, extending their hands towards Agot. (This demonstrates the years Agot spent on Earth and the miracles she performed with the love and comfort she gave to mothers.)

The number four is very relevant in her life. For example, when she was still a child in one of the classrooms of the Lunar Kingdom, Amaris was casually studying a map of planet Earth. Four days later, the massacre occurred in the Lunar Kingdom (the same tragedy that destroyed Selene II). 499 years into the war, September 4th was the day she executed her Lunar brothers. Her mother was the 4th Monarch, had four adopted children who died, and was imprisoned in complete darkness for four days. She was the fourth Brilliant Peacemaker. It can be said that Agot is slowly developing tetraphobia, a phobia of the number 4, causing her to consider herself "cursed" despite being a Purifier and overcoming the Curse of the Spear. (Note: The other Peacemakers are alive, but they were scattered far from the massive attack of the Supreme Authority, the "Four Pillars"). The planet Zenithel still exists but was left with secondary damage after the "Supreme Authority" reboot. Surprisingly, 67% of the beings on Zenithel are alive, and the rest were destroyed, corrupted, self-destructed, or withdrew from themselves.

Agot has the symbol of the Ursa Minor constellation on the tip of his spear, the constellation that represents Armel. It's a memento Agot made to keep Armel's memory alive and to continue fighting as he would. Agot misses Arken dearly; he considered him his little brother with all his heart. He misses him so much that he even named a swallow that lives near the cabin Arken and adorned it with a small white bow, just like Arken. Agot sometimes makes coconut milk to remember Opal, who loved coconuts, and Arken and Amaris used to make coconut milk for Opal and the rest of the team. Agot still keeps the small floating drone (a floating drone capable of retaining information, locating targets, user-to-user or group communication, and storing artifacts inside by securely pressing them; the drone also stores photos, videos, and music; it's like a phone, but in the shape of a billiard ball and floating) that Nyx made for Amaris to communicate during their missions on Zenithel. Agot used to take pictures with Nyx when she worked in the workshop with Harpy (Harpy was Nyx's personal robot doctor, used to calm her cortisol levels and provide gentle stimulation since she was autistic; Harpy was a kind of Baymax from Big Hero 6). Now he looks at the photos with nostalgia, and sometimes tries to use the communicator to try to get a signal from Zenithel with the Chrysalis Nexus, but it's all in vain, though he doesn't lose hope.

Agot still keeps the small amethyst brooch that Copuluz gave to Amaris (brooches made with precious stones determined the rank of each celestial being or deity, with amethyst being considered high-ranking; these symbolize status and alliances with other deities, but what Agot doesn't know is that this brooch is actually a subtle courtship gesture from Copuluz, signifying that she belonged to him, but in a good way). The amethyst brooch Copuluz gave him has runic engravings from Zenithel that Agot has yet to decipher. Shan De told him it looked like a beautiful poem, but he didn't know exactly what it said either. If Agot ever does, he will discover that the message reads: "Under Light or the "Sombra, my Force belongs to you." Although she has never been able to meet her Aunt Auristela II, Agot's mother, Selene II, showed her the windows of the Solar and Lunar Kingdoms, some of which had the shape of Auristela II. Currently, Agot always tries to portray those images in her paintings and admires them with nostalgia when she sees them. Agot remembers that Mystra loved to bring all kinds of leaves and make herbariums with them, and she loved to blow on the leaves to produce little melodies that cheered the powerful Mystra up in an almost childlike way, so when Agot patrols the mountain she takes some fresh leaves to blow on them to produce a melody like Mystra did, to keep remembering her.

Agot often goes to dangerous places and conflict zones (such as toxic environments and extremely dangerous mountain peaks with doctors to secure a treaty to avoid these anti-personnel locations; visiting leprosy clinics, being one of the first people to shake hands without gloves with patients suffering from illnesses and others with HIV/AIDS, defying social prejudices and dangers; visiting war zones, traveling through conflict-ravaged areas to comfort victims of mutilation, severe burns, and terminal illnesses, seeking to humanize suffering) to bring attention to ignored humanitarian crises, break down social stigmas, and pressure the international community, using her relatively global status to direct media attention to those who need it most, exposing herself to danger, worrying leaders and deities in order to obtain solutions. Positive traits (Quite intelligent, Agot). Despite the white and blue colors Agot usually carries, his actual favorite colors are: Soft and warm pastel pink, and light moss green. Agot's birthday is: July 21st (which means he was born under the constellation of Cancer; coincidentally, in astrology, the constellation of Cancer is ruled by the Moon). Although Agot has a farm: sheep, cows, ducks, chickens (of the Cochin and Sultan breeds), his pigeons, and Eclipse, his actual favorite animal is: The rabbit. Agot does have favorite dishes, and they are: Eggplant and mushroom soup, and potato soup. Agot's favorite homemade desserts are: Pancakes with Pear Jam and Wild Honey with Pear Slices, and Mini Pies filled with Berry Jam (Decorated with Wildflowers, a dessert that gives the feeling of "Just Fought Out of the Forest"). Agot has a small aquarium in his sanctuary where he takes care of cute mini crabs.