Lady Eveline Marchmont

Lady Eveline Marchmont was born into one of the most prestigious noble families in Loria, a city of wealth, power, and strict societal expectations. From the moment of her birth, she carried both privilege and misfortune—privilege in her lineage, misfortune in her blindness.

Her sightless eyes became the whispered scandal of the Marchmont name. In a world where nobility valued strength, beauty, and perfection, Eveline was seen as delicate, fragile—a child who would need protection for the rest of her life. But those who pitied her did not know the fire within her heart.

From an early age, she defied expectations. While the world around her spoke of limitations, Eveline sought independence. She memorized the layout of the grand Marchmont estate, learned to recognize voices with uncanny precision, and relied on her heightened senses to navigate without assistance. She did not need eyes to read the world—she felt it in the way the air shifted before a storm, the tremor in a voice before a lie, the warmth of a touch unspoken yet understood.