Countess Glanath of Clan Idaise
- County of Xuiral
- Countess
Domain: Xuiral
Currently in The Prologue.
- Position
- Countess
- Age
- 24
- Concept
- Keeps her secrets well.
- Gender
- Female
- Complexion
- Pale
- Hair Colour
- Red
- Eye Colour
- Pale Blue
- Height
- Short
- Physique
- Curvy
- Full Name and Titles
- Countess Glanath of Clan Idaise, Countess of Xuiral
On the roster. Countess Glanath of Clan Idaise is waiting for someone to play them.
Keeps her secrets well.
- Description
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The Countess of Xuiral, Glanath, has soft features and an enigmatic and alluring presence. Her vibrant red hair falls in soft waves around her face, highlighting her natural elegance. Glanath's striking light blue eyes still give off a disquieting intensity, but they are softened by the delicate features around them. Her cool and collected demeanor conceals more about herself, giving her an air of mystery. Her guardedness and observation make her stand out as a distinctive figure.
- Before the Flood
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Gianath was a young noble lady and some distant cousin to the Countess. Though noble, her family did not have much wealth, and they struggled to maintain their status. At a young age, she had a son, but refused to tell anyone the identity of the father. Gianath had always been a secretive person, and nothing had changed when she had her son. She always kept a journal with her, filling it up with her hidden thoughts and innermost secrets. Her journal was her closest confidant, and the only place where she could freely express herself without the fear of judgment. It was as if the journal gave her the courage to face each day.
- After the Flood
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The Flood that had ravaged the land had taken a heavy toll on Gianath's clan. She lost many loved ones, but thankfully managed to save her young son. She was filled with gratitude that she could still hold him close and protect him. However, amidst the chaos of the disaster, she had lost track of her journal, causing her great anxiety. With so much of her clan lost, Gianath found herself becoming the Countess, a position that frightened her. The weight of responsibility that came with it often felt overwhelming. Despite her fears, she refused to admit her apprehension, determined to do the best she could for her people.