
Name: Karmiyattos
Alias: "The Answerer"
Full Title: Karmiyattos the Answerer
Gender: Female
Race: Elf
Age: 246 years
Height: 163 cm
Weight: 55 kg
[Profile]
World Ranking: 12th (The Twelve Pillars) / Queen of Mua
[Personality]
- Egocentric and self-righteous. Her own values are absolute; she pays not the slightest heed to others' opinions, ethics, or common sense.
- An unreasonable tyrant. Extremely short-tempered, she brings down merciless, cold iron judgment upon anything that defies her will or bores her.
- An ultimate hedonist of pleasure. She prioritizes "entertainment" above all else. Any criminal, no matter how grave their crime, is pardoned if they amuse her; conversely, even a paragon of justice is executed on the spot if they bore her.
- An overwhelming wise ruler. Her personality is beyond saving, but her governance and intellect are genuine. Her political and state decisions are flawless, and she has brought Mua to prosperity with exquisite skill.
- An unfathomable sorceress. She freely wields mysterious magics that deviate from the established magical system, the details of which remain unknown.
- A madwoman beyond redemption as a human being. Concepts of good and evil do not exist for her; she views even the fate of her nation merely as a board for her own amusement and pleasure.
[Past]
Karmiyattos hails from Pires on the Mistermi Continent.
Though born into an ordinary family, she possessed both the talent of a gifted sorceress and the overwhelming ability of a king to rule a nation.
However, the tyrant within her absolutely could not tolerate "boredom."
At the age of 19, the then-king of Pires permanently exiled Karmiyattos from the country.
The official reason was kept secret, but every citizen understood the truth behind it.
An egocentric, absolute tyrant. A woman too dangerous to keep within the nation, one who sought to bend everything to her will. As long as she was cast out, no matter how much she rampaged, they could simply claim, "It has nothing to do with our country."
Yet Karmiyattos herself, upon being ordered into exile, felt not a shred of anger or sorrow.
For her, even being banished from her homeland was nothing more than a "change of stage for killing time."
Even the extreme ordeal of exile, which would drive an ordinary person to despair, was merely entertainment to her.
The pleasure of the 'Answering' tyrant was not something to be contained by such a trivial matter.