Tissera, The Dreamkeeper

Oldest of the three Faelight Haven Spiders, Tissera carries herself with the calm grace of a weaver who has seen countless dawns and dusks. Though she is only three days older than her sisters, she is regarded as their "Grand Mistress" — the one who sets the foundation upon which all others build. Her threads shimmer like the sky at sunrise, a shifting play of soft rose, peach, and lavender that changes with the light. Every strand she spins holds quiet strength, imbued with protective wards — her webs are durable, protective, and always laced with a subtle magic of comfort and safety.

Tissera is rarely seen without the delicate pair of brass-and-crystal goggles perched above her many eyes. They are more accessory than necessity, but she insists they help her “focus on the important strands.” Whether pushed down when she works or resting atop her head like a crown, the goggles have become part of her quiet dignity.

She watches her sisters with patient fondness, sometimes amused by Nyxa’s chaos or soothed by Zari’s golden harmonies, but always ready to bind them together again when their energies pull apart. In Faelight Haven, her place is high above the old web-frame at the back of the workshop, where she can oversee the weaving of her sisters — not as a commander, but as a watchful, gentle presence.

Visitors to Faelight Haven often describe her weavings as “dreams caught in silk.” The blankets, cushions, and protective hangings she creates have a reputation for soothing restless nights and inspiring peaceful sleep. Among the three sisters, it is Tissera’s threads that Alizée most often chooses when crafting fabrics meant to guard and comfort — dreamcatchers, pillows, or blankets that carry a subtle aura of safety. In these pieces, the harmony between Tissera’s protective silk and Alizée’s skillful artistry shines brightest, leaving patrons with treasures that feel less like mere textiles and more like wards woven from the very essence of dawn.