From Attuned to Ascended to Ancient, Kiada Njovu-Reyes has been reborn several times throughout her short life, but her fighting spirit has never once been diminished. With beauty, grace and a quick wit, Kiada is the whole package wrapped in an infectious smile. Recent endeavours have found her in the heart of the Hollowed Grounds, aiding the region and bettering it for her new Ancient kin, and whatever she does next, we know it's sure to pack a punch.
Congratulations, Kiada!
Credits
Court of the Fallen was created in October of 2018 by Odd, Honey, and Crooked.
Skinning and hosting by the epically talented Kaons, and functionality fanciness by the coding magic of Neowulf. If you ever see either of them around, make sure to show them some love!
Alorhea watched the ice nymph float over in the reflection and there was a flutter in her stomach when she felt a feathery kiss touched to her cheek. It was strange to feel something like that without being able to actually see it, but she wasn’t going to argue.
What did she want? That was the biggest question. To know what she would do to obtain what she wanted, she had to know what it was that she wanted. She had ambitions of course, but what had she not yet obtained that she wanted?
She remained in silence for a long moment, listening to others’ responses. She realized that she wasn’t being asked what she wanted, though. It was how far she would go to obtain what she wanted. However, that correlated to what she wanted, and she realized that nothing she ever wanted would have pushed her to do anything questionable.
”I keep my desires simple,” she said, as though spouting wisdom. But it was true. There was a reason she lived in a tent in the woods with just the necessities around her. Everything she wanted was within reach. ”I’ve never truly wanted anything larger than what I could get just by pushing myself a little bit.” Even when her fathers died, she didn’t want them back. Did she miss them? Of course. But things happen for a reason, and what was meant to be would come to pass, whether she played a major role or not.