Olwen

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  Ode to Olwen, daughter of the light; who loved the stars too dearly to be fearful of the night.

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  Princess Olwen Anghad, first of her name, stands as a lithe and elegant woman of nineteen years of age. Her complexion, untouched by the elements, maintains a porcelain appearance only accentuated by pale eyes and forlorn features. Grey-blonde hair cascades in loose curls, seldom braided and left to fall to her waist, and her form is draped in silver veils and gowns. She is delicate, somewhat frail; a vessel of artistry kept sheltered by overbearing keepers.
  
  Alas, behind glass eyes, stories and tales of the world beyond are forged. A deep interest in art and literature have led her to ascend above rationality, and her sense of danger is all but amiss. She is innocent, a daydreamer, and spends many a day doing little else but paint her peculiar and fantastical visions upon canvas. A great mural arcs above her bedchamber; a magnum opus of the outside world she dreams of. Her greatest fear is a cage, and like the common folk she sees beneath her balcony, she yearns to step beyond her given limits.
  
  Like most members of the Anghad line, Olwen bears the ability to employ gentle healing charms. Perhaps, through magic, she aims to paint her own world; a "cold, and gentle world, where even the downtrodden may lay their heads to rest."