Queen Ellia'lorel

Ellia'lorel was born in the forests of Alea'thesai, the grand Elven in The Kingdom of Torvahl. While most Wood Elves tend to be "wild" by other race's standards, Ellia was particularly adventurous, possessing a curiosity for the outside world that caused her to be viewed with a degree of disapproval by her peers. However, her preference for the company of the woods rather than her Elven kin also garnered a degree of respect, as her Druidic powers were notable even for her kind, and her familiarity with even the more rare and mystical creatures of the forest being viewed as a the signs of a potential future Treespeaker. This dichotomy of a familiarity with her woodland realm and a desire to see more of the world gave her a reputation as an enigmatic wildcard.   Ellia'lorel was kind, but did not mince words. She was outspoken, straightforward, and did not temper her tongue in the presence of "polite" company. She was also a talented combatant and Druid, and had a reputation not being a simple figurehead or passive ruler as many queens do. She was fond of travelling the wild forests of The Kingdom of Torvahl  simply to commune with the flora and fauna of the realm, and it was an oft-spread rumor that she had met every strange and reclusive creature to be found in Torvahl's forests.   She met King Lorvahn during one of his visits to Alea'thesai, and much of the population of Torvahl was surprised when their king returned from a routine trip with a woman he now proclaimed as his wife. She encountered skepticism and distrust at first, as in all the centuries that King Lorvahn had ruled he had never before taken a wife, but over the years this apprehension turned into admiration as Queen Ellia gained a reputation with the people for being generous, sympathetic, and grounded, much like the king.   It was perhaps due to this admiration that her loss was felt so profoundly by the people of Torvahl , who mourned her capture by The Crimson Legion heavily. Enough so, in fact, that a substantial portion of the population is clamoring for war with Kalava'kir, as despite it having been six years since her disappearance, the king has made no call to arms to retrieve his missing wife, and the people still bear the pain of her loss with much anger, no one moreso than her embittered son, Torvahn, who despite his young age has gained a following of likeminded supporters who wish to see The Kingdom of Torvahl engage the nation of Kalava'kir in open conflict to retrieve the woman who is commonly now referred to as "The Lost Queen". However, there is no assurance that she is even still alive, as the combination of Krovash's brutal reputation and that fact that no ransom or similar correspondence has been sent to Torvahl regarding her has caused much of the population to lose hope that she is still among the living.

Relationships

King Lorvahn

Husband (Vital)

Towards Queen Ellia'lorel

5
5

Honest


Queen Ellia'lorel

Wife (Vital)

Towards King Lorvahn

5
5

Frank


History

During one of King Lorvahn's visits to the Elven city to maintain relations, he roamed the woods disguised as one of his guards in an effort to deter would-be assassins while he had some downtime. It was there that Ellia found him, and she had no issues beginning a conversation with mockery for his manner of dress, as she had no knowledge of who he actually was. Over the course of his stay, the two continued to meet, with Ellia finding this Half-Elf calling himself "Lorn" a refreshing change from her usual stifling Elven company and Lorvahn finding her relatively brusque personality an equally refreshing change from the tedious political discussions of his daily life. The two bonded over their appreciation of music and artistic expression, and it wasn't long before this mutual appreciation of each other's company began to blossom into something more.   Lorvahn stayed in Alea'thesai for a month and a half, suspiciously longer than was required for his endeavors there, but eventually it was time for the King to return to his duties in the capital, still not having told Ellia of his true identity. The two met for what both assumed would be a final time, as Lorvahn's duties required his return and talks of Ellia's ascension to a Treespeaker were growing in number. Following a long, sorrowful, silence, Lorvahn blurted out a spontaneous proposal of marriage. shocking Ellia. With great reluctance, her initial response was that such a thing wouldn't be possible, as a Treespeaker is not a role that she could just throw away due to its importance to the sustainability of her people. After a few moments of long thought, Lorvahn proposed a simple solution: Accompany him to Torvahlis and establish another colony. Ellia immediately laughed off such an ignorant proposition, as establishing a new Great Tree would be impossible without the approval of the King.   To which he replied that, fortunately, he held that title.   Following a period of intense mockery and frustration that he would make a "joke" at a time like this, Lorvahn managed to eventually explain to her that he was not lying, that he was in fact King Lorvahn.   This was, of course, met with another round of even more intense (and completely justified) frustration and mockery for his deception. As the story goes, Ellia went through a very animated amount of shouting, pacing, and lecturing, Lorvahn finally erupt into laughter, asking her if that meant she agreed.    Which she did, although according to Lorvahn this certainly was the not the end of his scolding, which he claims lasted for several more hours. Ellia on the other hand claims he is heavily exaggerating.   After clarifying the situation with the shocked council of Treespeakers, and with Lorvahn making several pledges in the process, Ellia was granted the seed of a new Great Tree, and after their return to Torvahlis accompanied by a group of Wood Elves, the two immediately set to work finding a location to establish this new colony. They eventually settled on a forest to the South of Torvahlis, which was renamed to "Ellia's Rest", and over the centuries it has grown into a thriving Elven colony. While not as large as Alea'thesai, Ellia's Rest serves a connecting point between the Wood Elves and the people of Torvahl, even having a main road run through it and a small town existing within it called "Elfpoint", where Elves and non-Elves alike gather and exchange stories, art, and trade goods.

Commonalities & Shared Interests

  • Art of all kinds, particularly music and painting.
  • Legal Status

    Married

    Spouses
    King Lorvahn (Husband)
    Siblings
    Children
    Eyes
    Vibrant green and full of life
    Hair
    Long, black, and wavy.
    Skin Tone/Pigmentation
    Dull copper