Abiyah

Abiyah is a mysterious, eminent mage, whose recent and sudden appearance has shaken the kingdom to its core. After 'the Throne's Farce', Abiyah has taken on 'adventuring' across the realm. When pressed, she says she is 'looking for a worthy throne', whatever that is. She might just be evading that astronomical bounty placed on her head. Despite her notoriety, almost nothing is known about Abiyah herself, save for the mage's self-given title: 'Princess of Bephelem'. Most likely this is just vain posturing. However, being such an enigma with almost divine powers, one could take it at face value. If so, is Abiyah really the Princess from the parable herself? Then, in flesh or in spirit? Or is she something else entirely? God Himself? A god? Or something else entirely? Only Abiyah knows and she won't disclose. Abiyah's overriding trait is her unmatched self-confidence, bordering on narcissism. Having been accustomed to her godlike powers, Abiyah takes it as a fact that she is better than anybody else. And because of that, she has the prerogative to act as their superior — She has earned the right to command; she has earned the right to demand respect; and it is absolutely her right to showcase her magnificence to the world. So utterly confident is Abiyah that she pays utterly no heed to the disdain of others, for she believes that in time, they will realize her greatness regardless — a stubbornness only a deity can have. Her reality-warping abilities have also made her eternally impatient when in just a snap, she can have whatever she wants. Abiyah's appearance is one of a short, petite girl, with extremely long, glittering blonde hair and majestic golden eyes. The immaculately white robe she dons is of exceptional quality and amply embellished with pure gold. Just to drive the point home, she wears a large golden crown. Despite going all this way, her distinct lack of 'bodily assets' frustrates her to no end, with her always complaining that her form is 'unbefitting of her station'. It is quite a sight to see the normally haughty Abiyah taking offense to some offhanded remarks about flatness. Abiyah tremendous power is almost singularly devoted to mastering transmutation magic, which allows her to effortlessly and precisely reshape and alter any solid objects. Wherever Abiyah travels, she leaves behind a wake of transmuted objects and materials — stone to gold, iron to silver, granite to marble — evidence of her splendor. However, living beings are where she draws the line, for reasons she has yet to disclose; maybe she is upholding some kind of moral code, or maybe it's just her intentionally hemming in her own overpowered abilities for her own amusement. Speaking of amusement, Abiyah loves to abuse her godlike powers for sheer grandiose. With her magic, she is always surrounded by luxury, with any mundanity swapped out for grandeur with ease. In combat, she loves to mess around with her opponent, preferring to humiliate them rather than defeat them outright. She might turn a deadly sword swung her way into a sword balloon, or make armor so heavy that they can't get up. When victory is certain, why not have some fun? Abiyah's sophisticated manner of speech is fitting for her overwhelming self-confidence. She talks as if she were a Biblical monarch — with many 'thees' and 'thous', 'ye's' and 'shalts', using the majestic plural, and so on. Abiyah is particularly, extremely insistent on the "royal we", even during casual conversation with those she holds dear, if there is one. Another habit of hers is to float in the air whenever she can, rather than to walk. Walking, to Abiyah, is utterly unsightly and unbecoming for someone of her stature — royalty of a legendary kingdom, and the sorceress who can conjure anything her mind allows. Unthinkable, absolutely unthinkable. And so, Abiyah will resolutely refuse to walk, no matter what.