Appearance

Physical Description

She is the average height and build for a "human" her age.

Physical quirks

A puckered burn covers her left elbow from where her sister Chi'Hell'Ya burned her when they were both babies.

Apparel & Accessories

Because she lives in the Court of Fire, where it perpetually rains ash, she is accustomed to muted tones, preferring various shades of gray in order to blend into her surroundings more.
 

Mentality

Personal history

Noble was raised in the Fire Realm as a princess, believing herself to be nothing more than a Changeling from the Realm of Man with no real magical abilities other than the fire resistance spells that had been placed on her during infancy.
 
On the cusp of adulthood, she learns that she is actually a suli - a genasi capable of manipulating all of the elements, something that is absolutely forbidden in all of the elemental realms. To hide her abilities, her powers were stripped from her at birth, concealed into a single orb of volcanic glass, broken into pieces, and hidden away so that she may never find them.
 
Determined to become whole once more, Noble embarks on journey to reclaim the elemental powers stolen from her, one by one, and find where she truly belongs.

Education

Even for royalty, education within the Court of Fire was far from standard. At a young age, Noble studied under her governess, Tu'la, and was taught extensive Fire Realm history, ancient war tactics, and barbarian survival, to which she struggled immensely.
Another skill Tu'la taught her is one she still prides herself on to this day: the human game of black jack. Through years of countless matches between the two, Noble was coached on strategic advantages, and ultimately developed quite a knack for card counting.
 
The moment she could walk, Noble was presented to the Grand General of Si'er'ran, Ly'ulf, to be trained in the art of physical combat. Rather than teaching her raw strength and primal ferocity as he would her barbarian siblings, Ly'ulf decided the only way to give her a fighting chance was to focus on her natural skills.
Instead of brute strength he taught her stealth; resourcefulness over primal instincts; calculation over impulsiveness. He instructed her how to move about the shadows and focus on her foes' vulnerabilities in hopes she'd find a way to survive on her own in the Fire Court.

Employment

Noble has only had one official job, and that was "Tax Collector". Appointed by her father in order to bestow her more responsibility, Noble found job incredibly boring, and promptly discovered the temptation of skimming coin from the king's coffers too irresistible to ignore. Her discrepancies were eventually discovered and she was punished severely for her indiscretion.

Intellectual Characteristics

Noble is far from a scholar, however she is quick witted and her thought process is strongly rooted in autonomy and perseverance. At times she struggles to balance reliance on sudden strokes of brilliance verses overthinking and calculating.

Known Languages

Noble knows common, which is shared by all the elemental realms, as well as Ignan, her native ifrit tongue. She also speaks fluent Sylvan, and knows broken Elvish.

Personality

Motivation

Noble is motivated to find where she belongs. As much as she loves the Realm of Fire, the differences between herself and the ifrits has always made her feel like an outsider.

Social

Birthplace

Unknown

Current Residence

Neihadar

Contacts & Relations

Chi'hell'ya: Noble's sister, who is two years younger than her, and the last born of the Hell line. They have a complicated relationship, Chi'hell'ya often mocking Noble for her mortality, and Noble teasing Chi'hell'ya for her stunted growth. They frequently begrudge their attachment, and yet when the going get's tough, they always manage to come together in full support.
 
Calanon: Future husband of Noble. The first born to the Air Court throne, Calanon is considered a bastard amongst his court. His mother was an Elvish commoner who failed to adapt to the Plane of Air and was thus cast back to her homeland. Thought unable to rule properly due to his tainted blood, the title of successor was given to his younger brother, Cassamere. Noble and Calanon meet when she is fleeing the Court of Fire, and loathe each other upon first meeting. After discovering they could benefit from an alliance and through many ups and downs, they eventually develop feelings for one another.
 
Ronne: Noble's raven familiar. Actually a Eladrin druid with the power of animal transformation, Ronne convinces Noble to bind their souls together in an attempt to take over her mind and bring her to insanity. Now bodiless, Ronne soon discovers just how difficult it is to manipulate a creature's free will, and he soon loses his grip on Noble, slowly feeling himself fade away into nothing. Desperate to save him, despite the misery he'd caused her, Noble perseveres and eventually returns him to his true form. Their familiar bond still remains, and Noble eventually appoints him as her advisor.
 
Fir'en'zi: Former lover and sworn enemy. Fir'en'zi was Noble's first love, and is the son of a local bar keep. Despite his commoner status, Noble bargains with her father to issue Fir'en'zi a job as a fellow tax collector. After many close calls, and covering for Noble's excessive thievery, Fir'en'zi betrays her by informing her elder brother of her larceny, thus igniting her descent from the Fire Realm. Fir'en'zi is eventually promoted to knight status, and is personally charged with preventing Noble from contacting Chi'hell'ya while she is in exile.
 
Bahari: Heir to the Water Kingdom and former betrothed to Calanon. Bahari is an undine witch, touched by the gods. Gifted with the power of foresight, she is often flooded with visions of what's to come, yet she is unable to tell other's of what she sees.
 
Toriq: Heir to the Court of Earth. Toriq is known for being difficult and unwilling to work with the other realms. Furious about how his people were treated during the Great Rebuild, he believe the Earth Kingdom has been used for their natural resources that the other realms desperately need in order to build functioning societies.
 
Cassamere: Calanon's younger brother and heir to the Court of Air. Determined to prove himself, Cassamere is insufferable and isn't afraid to make a show of power. To Noble's dismay, there is a brief period where Cassamere shows her great interest and she must tread carefully while finding a means of escape.
 
more to come...

Wealth & Financial state

Noble must work in order to maintain any type of wealth and does not have access to any royal funds.

Family Ties

Currently estranged from her family.