Lucienne

Lucienne was born to Dahlia Ladybird, a younger woman with no idea that she had given birth to the daughter of Kronos. When Lucienne was a child, she accidentally channeled a burst of divine magic while she was playing in the woods. This magic transported her hundreds of years into the future, taking her from summer to the dead of winter. She quickly returned to her mother's home in the woods outside of Lakewood, but the house was long gone and replaced with an inn.

Lucienne ran inside, desperate to find her mother and terrfied to be on her own. She learned the year from a passing conversation, and fear overtook her. She sprinted towards town and made her way to the graveyard behind the temple. She fell on her knees when she found Dahlia's grave, and in her sorrow, two white wings erupted from her back. An old mage found her there, alone and sobbing in the cold. He asked her what was wrong, assuming she was an angel. He was fascinated by her jump forward in time, stating that the only creature who could reliably do it was the god lost to time. Seeing her as being very powerful, he promised her a way to revive her mother if she could help him collect a few items. She desperately agreed.

Years passed before Lucienne was able to retrieve all the items, but she remained devoted to bringing her mother back from the dead. The mage thanked her before he lashed out in betrayal, intending to use the spell on his own daughter rather than Lucienne's mother. Lucienne laid bleeding out in the snow, furious at the mage that she then realized was a necromancer. She yelled out for the help of her divine father, but it was like the man said, Kronos was gone. However she received an answer from a different god - The Aeon.

A black blade appeared in her hand, and a voice told her to use it to slaughter the necromancer that hurt her. She responded, "with pleasure," and took the life of her first target. A man dressed in black appeared in front of her to collect the necromancer's soul, and Lucienne ran forward and hugged him. He was taken back by the contact and surprised that she could withstand touching him without dying. He offered to bring her home with him, and she begged if he could help her see her mother one final time. He apologized to her, but promised that he could help her find a new family.

Her celestial heritage meant she fit right at home in the realm of the gods. Growing up sheltered from the mortal world and all its affairs, she learned about her home continent of Par’Adeus only through history books. Once she was better versed in combat, The Aeon let her act as his pseudo-champion, growing weary waiting for Jadeth to grow up and weaponize the magic he granted her. Lucienne swore to become a better champion to him anyway, silently loathing Jadeth's waste of his magic and viewing her as a spoiled younger sibling.

While Lucienne is very well-versed on etiquette around the divine, she’s rarely spent much time around mortals. She is reclusive and quiet, often times carrying out full conversations with the echoes she calls upon rather than seeking out the company of others. She is calm under pressure, and when combining that with her gifts from The Aeon, it makes her a fierce presence on any battlefield. What she lacks in knowledge, she makes up for in level-headedness, being remarkably adaptive when the situation calls for it.