Lady Alleria Diana

''"If you think that the Royal Court will remain silent, then you are very wrong." ''



- Alleria warning Raughin after the latter decided to declare the independence of the Province he rules

History
Born into a wealthy noble family, Alleria was born with the desire to learn more about horses. From an early age, Alleria had been living with her prized horse mount. The training and education of both are undoubtedly intertwined. While Alleria delve in the arts of archery, her mount is trained to improve its stamina and speed.

Slowly, Alleria started to understand the characteristics of a horse. They include but not limited to the reactions for particular actions done to them, the ability to communicate between the rider and the mount without verbal exchanges and of course, how to maximise the potential of the horse.

At age of eighteen, King Edgard the VII realised Alleria's potential. Not wanting to stir rumours of possible favouritism which would dampen his reputation, he invited Alleria to the Royal Court to help train his ailing horse. Gladly, Alleria did not disappoint him after she proved her worth by turning the weak horse into a powerful warhorse, as well as several other royal horses into healthy ones uited for riding. King Edgard the VII used this reason to appoint Alleria as the Mistress of the Horse.

After attaining power, Alleria had been granted a large piece of land, great wealth and several servants to follow under her. She has jurisdiction over all affairs that involve horses throughout the Kingdom though her power was generally centralised in the Royal Stables of Dalan. Her influence spread all over the Kingdom, being a factor in which horse merchants and cavalry organizations to love her greatly. After being settled in the position and gaining power and influence progressively for a total of six years, the rise of a civil war threatens her power. The question now was, would she ultimately retain her position?

Personality
Being a perfectionist, she is over-critical of all her servants. She demand the best for the horses in the Royal Stables and would never tolerate careless servants. Her loyalty lies with the throne though she is not really sociable. As a result, she rarely engage in verbal exchanges with the rest of the Royal Court Members unless neccessary.