Crown Alethera Trisvaris

The second Crown of the Dom of Raone, Alethera Trisvaris was a half-elf born in Greenbanks in 37 AP. Her parents are unknown and she was found as infant left alone in a makeshift shelter by a local widower and apothecary shop owner. He decided to take her in and raise her as his own. As she grew into a beautiful young woman, she remained a realatively quiet child who read as many books as she could get her hands on and would gather herbs for her adopted father. She became well known among the townspeople as someone to confide in, and was wise beyond her years with advice for solving disputes.   She was a clear winner in the Grand Testing and each town she visited in the last test fell in love with her kindness, generosity, and wise answers. She followed Crown Kabili Ironbeard by becoming the second Crown in 62 AP at the ages of 25.   Crown Alethera only grew in grace as she aged, formalizing an alliance with the Elves of the nearby Sehanine Forest and earning the respect of some of the clans in The Forges. The Dom grew under her care and new settlements further north were established. She was known to be good friends with the former Crown and sought his counsel often.   She married Lokatu, a sun elf from the distant south desert, further displaying the openess of the Dom to immigrants from elsewhere. They had two children together, Amayu and Vandor.   Alethera the Gentle passed away in early 127 AP due to a sudden illness that baffled the physicians and healers. During the Grand Testing that followed, several saboteurs were discovered and it was revealed that Crown Alethera had been poisoned. The truth was announced after the remainder of the Grand Testing had completed without futher tampering and Crown Brandt Flamesun became the third Crown. After which the people were outraged and the discovery that one clan of The Forges was responsible.   Per her wishes, Crown Alethera was cremated and her ashes placed under a Silverleaf seed. To this day, it remains as the only Silverleaf tree thriving on the mesa top.