✨CHARACTER SPOTLIGHT - PRINCESS SAMARA - CH. 37✨

We want to start a new series of posts that will focus on a few characters from our Chapters. This way, with every new Chapter you will have the opportunity to read the lore and better immerse yourself in the story. These descriptions may also be useful if you are creating your own stories or games and serve as an inspiration.

So, meet Samara, the Princess from Chapter 37: Sands of the East Vol. 2!

📜 Everybody in the Eastern Empire knows Princess Samara. She is the only daughter of the Emperor and her delicate beauty and elegant aura captivate the hearts of men who wish to marry her. She walks through the streets of Empire with the poise and elegance that only a true princess possesses. All see her as a wise, kind, charming woman, the symbol of the Empire’s grandeur.

But beneath the gentle smile lies a secret. When the moon casts its gentle, silver glow, Princess Samara leaves her chambers, dressed as a rogue. She is a part of a mysterious vigilante group that upholds order and justice. Armed with knowledge gained from her privileged upbringing and guided by an intuitive sense of compassion, she has an excellent understanding of the empire's problems—the corruption and misery that frequently stay hidden from her father's eyes.

Samara’s mission is not simply to defend her nation, but also to guarantee justice for everyone.

Playing a balancing act is hard, but for Samara it’s a small price to pay. Especially, when her actions are echoing through the streets, sparking hope among the oppressed, and spreading doubt within those who have bad intentions.

However, her smart actions draw the attention of a powerful enemy - the Serpent High Priest. She messed with his mysterious plan and now every Serpent Cultist wants to uncover the identity of “secret vigilanties”.

But Samara is not afraid. No matter the cost, she will continue to do good. After all her name means ‘the guardian’.

🗨️ “Freedom is not a mere ability to do what you desire. Freedom is justice, same for every living being.” - Princess Samara