《Return to the Fairies》Character Profile: Kiridian
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Queen Kiridian:
Race: Noble Fairy (Queen)
Age: Hella
Hair: Green
Eyes: Gold
Favorite Color: Green
Likes: Emmeralde Verthaven, Fairies, Anya, Humans
Dislikes: Those who wish harm upon her people
She is the Fairy Queen. She holds herself in a manner that is noble and refined. She is elegant and dignified. She is curious about humans, which is why she accepted Anya as her disciple. She has developed maternal feelings towards Anya for various reasons, and would completely and utterly destroy anyone who wanted to harm her. Though no one has appeared with that intention yet, it will seem like a completely different character has taken the place of the calm and collected queen. It will be a wholly new side to her. She tries to maintain a perfect image as the queen, but she does have her own flaws. They'll become more obvious over time.
Hell hath no fury like Queen Kiridian when she is enraged.
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