As the head healer of Trealing, she oversees all medical practices, balancing the town's scientific approach with her innate celestial gifts. Despite her divine connection, Seraphine is a firm believer in the power of science and medicine, combining the two in her practice.
- Celestial Auras: Though Seraphine doesn’t realize it, her mere presence soothes pain and anxiety in those around her. The aura is subtle, appearing only when she is deeply focused on healing. Patients often describe a sense of "calm" when she is near, but Seraphine attributes this to her skills.
- Healing Power: At times, Seraphine has unknowingly healed injuries and illnesses that should have been fatal. She rationalizes these moments as luck or the result of her advanced treatments, but in truth, these moments reveal the divine spark within her.
- The Pendant: The pendant she was found with is a symbol of Bhita, one known only to a select few priests and scholars. The pendant connects her to her divine heritage, though Seraphine has never explored its origins. She wears it more out of habit than curiosity, not realizing it holds latent magical energy that protects her.
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Seraphine was left at the doorstep of Trealing's modest orphanage as a baby, with nothing but a small, pendant around her neck. The pendant was old and worn, inscribed with symbols no one in Trealing could identify. The orphanage, run by pragmatic caretakers, provided Seraphine with a humble, though often strict, upbringing. From an early age, Seraphine exhibited unusual talents—she was a quick learner and had an innate sense for healing. While the other children would suffer the usual scrapes and bruises, Seraphine would always be the one to patch them up, often knowing exactly what herbs or techniques to use, even before learning them.
She grew up as a quiet, observant child, taking note of every method used by the town’s physicians and herbalists. Despite the scientific leanings of Trealing, Seraphine occasionally had inexplicable insights or bursts of what seemed like healing magic—injuries that should have taken days to heal would take hours under her care. The other children saw her as "special," but Seraphine chalked it up to simply being different, not fully understanding the power within her.
As she matured, Seraphine realized that she had an affinity not just for medicine but for the harmony between science and something more... spiritual. While Trealing was known for its scientific, non-magical approach to healing, Seraphine believed the true art lay in balancing the two forces. Her "gut feelings" were dismissed by many of the elder physicians in the town as mere intuition, but Seraphine knew there was something deeper guiding her.
At 18, Seraphine left the orphanage and apprenticed with Master Alden, a well-respected healer in Trealing. Alden was a man of pure science—he believed in chemistry, anatomy, and practical applications of medicine. However, he was not blind to Seraphine's gift. She was able to perform procedures with an accuracy and instinct that baffled him. Though he never openly admitted it, Alden suspected there was something more about her—something he couldn’t explain.
Seraphine spent the next few decades honing her skills under Alden’s mentorship. She learned the most advanced scientific methods of the time—botany, anatomy, and even some alchemy—but she always trusted her innate healing abilities, though she struggled to explain them in rational terms. Her reputation grew in Trealing as someone who could heal the impossible, combining practical, non-magical treatments with a mysterious touch that went beyond the mortal realm.
After Alden passed away, Seraphine was appointed as Head Healer of Trealing, a position she took with a sense of duty rather than ambition. She believed she could make the most difference from this role, helping the people of Trealing with both scientific knowledge and her "special" gift. Despite her growing power, Seraphine remained humble, thinking of herself as nothing more than a skilled physician with a unique touch.
What Seraphine does not know is that her abilities come from her divine heritage—she is the daughter of the goddess Bhita. Bhita’s intervention in the mortal world is rare, but Seraphine is the result of an ancient pact Bhita made with mortals to ensure her divine essence would protect their lands. Bhita's essence was passed on to Seraphine, making her more than just mortal, though Seraphine has lived her entire life unaware of her true origins.
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She grew up as a quiet, observant child, taking note of every method used by the town’s physicians and herbalists. Despite the scientific leanings of Trealing, Seraphine occasionally had inexplicable insights or bursts of what seemed like healing magic—injuries that should have taken days to heal would take hours under her care. The other children saw her as "special," but Seraphine chalked it up to simply being different, not fully understanding the power within her.
As she matured, Seraphine realized that she had an affinity not just for medicine but for the harmony between science and something more... spiritual. While Trealing was known for its scientific, non-magical approach to healing, Seraphine believed the true art lay in balancing the two forces. Her "gut feelings" were dismissed by many of the elder physicians in the town as mere intuition, but Seraphine knew there was something deeper guiding her.
At 18, Seraphine left the orphanage and apprenticed with Master Alden, a well-respected healer in Trealing. Alden was a man of pure science—he believed in chemistry, anatomy, and practical applications of medicine. However, he was not blind to Seraphine's gift. She was able to perform procedures with an accuracy and instinct that baffled him. Though he never openly admitted it, Alden suspected there was something more about her—something he couldn’t explain.
Seraphine spent the next few decades honing her skills under Alden’s mentorship. She learned the most advanced scientific methods of the time—botany, anatomy, and even some alchemy—but she always trusted her innate healing abilities, though she struggled to explain them in rational terms. Her reputation grew in Trealing as someone who could heal the impossible, combining practical, non-magical treatments with a mysterious touch that went beyond the mortal realm.
After Alden passed away, Seraphine was appointed as Head Healer of Trealing, a position she took with a sense of duty rather than ambition. She believed she could make the most difference from this role, helping the people of Trealing with both scientific knowledge and her "special" gift. Despite her growing power, Seraphine remained humble, thinking of herself as nothing more than a skilled physician with a unique touch.
What Seraphine does not know is that her abilities come from her divine heritage—she is the daughter of the goddess Bhita. Bhita’s intervention in the mortal world is rare, but Seraphine is the result of an ancient pact Bhita made with mortals to ensure her divine essence would protect their lands. Bhita's essence was passed on to Seraphine, making her more than just mortal, though Seraphine has lived her entire life unaware of her true origins.
Signs of Her Divinity:
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