Vhaerla VI

Lady Vhaerla Vakerian VI is the child of Lord Suoka Bayeri and his wife, Lady Haerya Vakerian.  Born in 1,327 A.C., Vhaerla has been a central figure in the royal court for the entirety of her teen life.  Even as a child her precocious nature, and astute matter could captivate the potentates of the capital. 
Lady Vhaerla Vakerian VI is a member of House Vakerian.  She became a mainstay in Visaenys Vakerian IV’s court in Vakar.  By all accounts she was an able advisor to her friend and aunt, she was also a great companion to her aged uncle before his death at Bloodkeep. At the time she was one of the darlings of a court, and a great rival of Gaera Vakerian following the untimely demise of her mother Haerya Vakerian III in Duskval.
== Appearance and Character ==
Vhaerla VI is imperious woman who inherited all the classic Vakerian features of her house. The only marked difference is that which she inherited from her father, a lord of House Bayeri.  Her long, luxuriant hair is platnium.  The hue of her eyes is a deep, dark red.  All in all, Vhaerla carries herself with a chilled air of eminence that echoes the dragonlords of old.  Her manner of dress is diverse, being comfortable in light armor, but rarely wears it instead preferring large dresses or silks like the gowns more accustomed to the court.  Frequently she is adorned in black, silver, purple, and gold.  
The Princess of Thouria has oft been an enigma within the Vakar court.  Much and more is known of her proficiency, of her deeds than is known of the woman herself.  Much of her reputation within the court has been garnered by good notions of governance, and clever tactics in war even as a woman.  In both arenas she has excelled, and had already began to shape a legacy that eclipsed that of her brother at least at this time.  
The Princess took a far greater liking to Grand Maester Araphos than did her brother.  From him she learned all there was to know of Saerial, its histories, heraldries, and cultures.  She had an inquisitive nature, and had heard well the stories of Araphos within the court.