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Queen Hestia:

- Benevolent
- Empathetic
- Speaks in riddles at times
- Motherly

Queen Cedar, whom none can say dislike her. She is the queen of the forest biome, and does not take the position lightly. As Queen, she is heavily burdened by her duties, but carries the weight with poise and grace, unfaltering and unwilling to show weakness. Cedar believes she cannot rule affectively from a towering position, and must see things for what they truly are with her own eyes. She can be constantly found wandering her kingdom, visiting towns, villages, farms, and any other corner she can reach on her two feet. Some have taken to calling her ‘Sage Cedar,’ as her wisdom is far beyond that of her age, though her appearance does not resemble her age in the slightest.

More information about her will be revealed as Falcaria’s story progresses, so stay tuned for the symbol in the description!

Artist note: her profile is so wide and large I couldn’t feasibly or neatly fit her simple biography on the image itself, which is why it’s listed in the description.

Description

Queen Hestia:

- Benevolent
- Empathetic
- Speaks in riddles at times
- Motherly

Queen Cedar, whom none can say dislike her. She is the queen of the forest biome, and does not take the position lightly. As Queen, she is heavily burdened by her duties, but carries the weight with poise and grace, unfaltering and unwilling to show weakness. Cedar believes she cannot rule affectively from a towering position, and must see things for what they truly are with her own eyes. She can be constantly found wandering her kingdom, visiting towns, villages, farms, and any other corner she can reach on her two feet. Some have taken to calling her ‘Sage Cedar,’ as her wisdom is far beyond that of her age, though her appearance does not resemble her age in the slightest.

More information about her will be revealed as Falcaria’s story progresses, so stay tuned for the symbol in the description!

Artist note: her profile is so wide and large I couldn’t feasibly or neatly fit her simple biography on the image itself, which is why it’s listed in the description.