Nëya

Born into the noble Clan Silverwood—one of the most legendary Elven warrior lineages—Nëya inherited her mother's resolute spirit and her father's tactical brilliance. She spent her childhood exploring the vast Queenswood and studying ancient Elven scrolls alongside her brother, and an unbreakable bond was formed between them. However, their lives were changed forever when their mother mysteriously disappeared during a diplomatic mission, only leaving behind a diary and a silver tiara for her children.

Ignoring the traditional expectations of Elven nobles, Nëya vowed to follow her family's warrior path, much to her father's concern. Her mother's disappearance still weighed heavily on her family's shoulders, but Nëya was determined to honor her mother. Her choice to become an Elkrider was not an easy one, with many Elves questioning her abilities. However, through a strategic duel that emphasized wisdom over brute force, Nëya ultimately won the right to join her brother at the Elkriders' training grounds.

The bloody Battle of the Hexwood became Nëya's crucible of leadership. Having witnessed the brutal price of war after a tactical mistake cost her many Elkrider lives, she transformed potential defeat into legendary victory. She picked up the Elven banner from the bloodied hands of a fallen Elkrider and led a charge through the Orcish Army, regrouping her scattered cavalry to destroy the enemy's battle lines. The Battle of the Hexwood permanently silenced doubts about her ability to command and established her as a legendary frontline strategist.

After the Night of Burning Stars, ominous symbols appeared throughout the Queenswood that were eerily identical to those found in the final notes of her mother's diary. Nëya's brother vanished into the mist after investigating these symbols, only leaving behind the legendary moonspear, Lunaris — their most precious family relic — and a few cryptic messages about the Queenswood's corruption.