Miriam (Act II)

Full Name - Miriam Louisa Arcturus Gavrielle

Alias (s) - Viktoria Arcturus (alter)

Date of Birth - Aral(6)/10/130 A.G. (131 B.E.)

Eyes - Red

Hair - Blonde

Height - 5'0’’ (152 cm) - 5'3'' (160 cm)

Weight - 115 lbs (52.4kg) - 126 lbs

Sex - Epicene (hermaphrodite)

Nationality - Kolonian

Occupation - None

Interests - Fashion, opera, theatre, Lithavanian history, magik, occult

Hobby (s) – Viol, piano, lyre, harp, singing, cooking, reading, sewing

 After reconnecting with Lumas Interlo, Ser Draken Dianisia of House Dianisia sent for Miriam and Cachusa. It was there for the first time in their lives the two separated; Cachusa leaving her daughter in the care of Lady Prominette until she returned. The response from both persona was obvious, but it was quelled by Prominette and her daughter, Amunda.

Made aware of Miriam's unique condition, Amunda's proximity in age and charisma earned both trusts, the first friend Miriam would make. With Viktoria there was a bit of a triangle for a time in interests, but a romantic interest was reciprocated twixt her and Amunda. Though the abandonment felt from Cachusa wouldn't be healed for some years, Miriam could say she was finally at peace within the walls of Estead Castle.

The tides of trials do not end and so they returned. During a ball held by the Dianisia, Vladmir Blair made his appearance, intentions unclear, but it was the first encounter between he and Miriam in person. A still fell over Estead after this as Prominette and Amunda had unclear visions of something ominous.

Bal Hora set upon Estead Castle, with Miriam once again escaping with her mother's fortunate return. The home of Dianisia fell into the sea, along with family and servants. With Lumas Interlo crippled, Cachusa decided they'd severe all ties to protect them and themselves.

Settling by the small village of Notte in Isalm was one of many ventures, but it was in the insignificant place that Miriam would befriend huema of all things. She would never consider it such as she was at the doors of her coming of age.

A mystery to all in purchasing a home most obscured, it was rare to see them other than evening walks or in town to stock up. Naturally rumors had become common place from experience, but curiosity drew in one child.

Rema, being the girl's name, was the target of many jibes and even scuffled with the boys for her peculiarity in taking to fantasies of knighthood and adventure peasants would never see or deem exhilarating as much as dangerous. It was not out of empathy however, as to show favor to the least as the boys and girl's were infatuated with her.

Eventually it would seem communication between Miriam and Rema became regular on evening walks, Cachusa warning her of close associations and what they lead to. Miriam would proceed anyhow as she studied Rema more.

Winning her mother over in the end, Miriam began to teach Rema how to read, write and even swordplay she learned at Estead. Both would leave a mark on one another's lives thence forth.