Aravel

"continuation"
A falling leaf, and later became the kingdom's finest archer. Her bow, crafted from the branch of an ancient moon tree, was named "Star Whisper." Aravel's arrows are almost silent and always find their target when the princess protects those she holds dear. Aravel's appearance resembles the living embodiment of winter light. She has long, snow-white hair, pale skin, pointed elven ears, and a calm, thoughtful gaze. On her head, the princess wears a finely crafted gold crown adorned with moonstones. Despite her royal origins, she prefers dark, elegant clothing, allowing her to move silently through the forest.
Aravel is distinguished by her restraint, kindness, and strong will. She rarely raises her voice, but her decisions are difficult to change. The princess dislikes court intrigue and believes that a true ruler should not only issue orders but also be the first to defend her people. At the same time, she conceals a deep inner unease: Aravel fears that her life will be completely sacrificed to politics. After years of hostility between the light and dark elves, the king concluded a truce with the underground kingdom of Noctarion. To maintain peace, Aravel was promised in marriage to Prince Kael Vaenar, heir to the dark elves. For her people, this marriage is intended to be a symbol of unity, but for Aravel herself, it means leaving her home and living among those she has been taught since childhood to regard as enemies. Dark rumors circulate about Prince Kael: they say he is ruthless, wields forbidden shadow magic, and never trusts the light elves. Aravel doesn't yet know how true these stories are. She's only certain that there's more to the marriage than just a political alliance. Perhaps someone is deliberately trying to destroy the fragile truce, and her wedding is destined to be the beginning of a new war. Now the princess must make a choice: meekly accept her fate and become the cold ruler of two peoples, or defy the ancient feud and discover the truth about her future husband on her own.