Gwain

The Queen

Land of Gwain
Gwain Royal Court (Queen)
Moon Tech (Scapegoat)

**Gwain** **Le'Viand** AKA **Gwain** is the current queen of the Land of Gwain in Teora, and a major figure and titular character in *Gwain Saga*. She is the adoptive mother of Ami, the daughter of the previous queen, Wain, and the younger sister of the two, the other being Twain.

## Appearance

Queen Gwain is tall and lean. She has yellow eyes and hair, and, during battle, she wears a mostly white and gray suit with brass/gold rims on both shoulders, wrists, hips, and high-heeled soles. Rather than wearing usual royal attire like crowns, dresses, and the sort, she mostly wears pants and tank tops. Her hair is large, and it drops down nearly to the floor.

## Personality

Queen Gwain is stern, stoic, and very overprotective towards her daughter, though she is kindhearted and cares for the well-being of her people and Ami. Yet, Gwain's term hasn't led to anything very productive besides implementing modern technologies and architecture into the kingdom, leaving her very much a traditionalist.

She can be downright nasty and hostile to humans such as Geo, as she often mistreats him. It’s implied something happened in the past to garner her extreme distrust of humans. Despite having been and knowing Geo for a long time, she's shown to not have any qualms against executing him if things go awry.

Gwain's personality quickly changes when in the presence of her older sister, Twain. She becomes irrational, nervous, anxious, and afraid a bit. The exact reasons are unknown.

## Abilities

Queen Gwain is one of the, if not the strongest character, both physically, and magically. She hasn't come close to being defeated by anyone she has fought yet.

### Physical Abilities

Gwain is incredibly strong, and durable. She's able to hold open the mouth of the Desert Worm effortlessly as it struggles, being much stronger than a baseline human, or any Teoran in the series by a long shot, being able to throw Geo into a wall hard enough to crack it, and then punch him into said wall to completely destroy it. While her exact durability hasn't been shown, it's clear that she's incredibly durable, able to go toe-to-toe with the strongest monsters and humans. It's unknown how fast Gwain really is, but she teleports and flies around instead of running, making her 'faster' than just about every character.

### Magical Abilities

Gwain's element is light. She's very adept at using it can make it into projectiles, but she prefers to channel it through rods of light. These rods have been shown to be able to hurt Geo a good amount and send him flying. In particular, her Execution Beam is an incredibly deadly, long, and thin rod of light, that is powerful enough to pierce through the durability of a human and paralyzing them as well. This is her way of killing humans, aiming the Execution Beam at their heart, although this ability obviously works on Teorans as well.

She's even been shown to be able to augment her physical attacks with her magic, making her already powerful punches and kicks even stronger.

In addition, Gwain is capable of other magical feats such as complete control over flight, long and short-range teleportation, (which she incorporates to do rapid hits from all directions), and telekinesis.

### Skills

Gwain is a seasoned warrior, having fought for many years of her life, and killing many threats to her kingdom. It also can be assumed that she's fairly intelligent, being able to improve and grow her kingdom for a long time without any issues arising.

### Weaknesses

Technically, Gwain has no true weaknesses. However, her love for Ami has led to some issues, such as when Ami put herself between her Execution Beam and Geo. Another issue she has is that due to a deal she made with Luna, she is unable to directly interfere with any of her schemes or confront her personally.

## History

### Pre Gwain Saga

Before the beginning of the series, Gwain, the second daughter of Queen Wain, joined her mother in adventures and conflicts throughout the land of Teora, conquering both monsters and lands alike. After her mother's death, Gwain inherited the entirety of her mother's wealth, compared to her sister, who continued her mother's adventuring nature.

Sometime after this, a prisoner by the name of Vania escaped from her containment and raided the castle looking for her captor, Wain, only to find that Gwain had taken her role as queen. The two dueled, but both survive the quarrel, with Gwain presumably losing and Vania presumably being freed entirely.

Afterward, a human has arrived in the world of Teora. It is unknown what happened between the human and Gwain, but this encounter presumely led to her hatred of humans.

At some time later, Gwain adopted a Teoran with the element of love, Ami, as the princess of the Land of Gwain. Unfortunately, early in Ami's lifetime, the Queen's daughter contracted a lethal disease that slowly killed her. In an effort to save her only heir, Gwain desperately brought Ami to the inventor Luna, who saved her through an electronic headband shaped like bunny ears, which eventually is upgraded to become more shaped like cat ears. From this rescue came an uneasy partnership between Gwain and Luna, giving Luna complete control over the extremities of her experiments. Additionally, Gwain hired Vania as Ami's caretaker shortly there after, but this presumably let to yet another falling out between the two.

### Episodes 001 - 003

One day, a college enrolled Ami is out in the Gwain Mountains Forest looking for elemental crystals fragments for what seems like too long for the queen. After sending out multiple search parties, the newly arrived Geo catches her eye as Ami and him sneak back into the castle late at night.

After Ami fails to hide the human, Gwain allows Geo to stay the night for saving her daughter's life from the wolves, unbeknownst to Geo’s true origins. After Geo’s surprise stay and a hearty breakfast the next

day, Gwain realizes that Geo’s magic would have refilled after his slumber and his eye color would have as well. Because of those characteristics with Geo's obvious black eyes, Gwain comes to realize he is human. Quick to action, Gwain evacuates the dining hall and clobbers Geo in hopes of killing the next threat to her kingdom. Unfortunately for Gwain and luckily for Geo, during the final moments of Gwain’s attack on the teen, Ami steps in the way of her mother’s killing blow, ending the fight. Gwain and Ami then bring the injured and unconscious Geo to Ami's room, where Gwain appoints him as Ami's bodyguard after his 4-day coma. However, she holds his life in her hands, as if anything touches Ami, Gwain will kill him in an instant. She also bestows an older model Golem Ring to Geo, giving him the ability to control his weight by clenching his fist.

Along with the ring, Gwain also gives Geo training in order to better himself for fighting against attackers of Ami. However, she is opposed to these lessons because she believes that it would be easier for Geo to take over the kingdom if he were to do so. As for her final “gift” to the new bodyguard, Gwain allows Geo to live in an old watchtower.

### Episode 004

Unknown to the ruler, Geo had caught the suspicious eye of Marlow during a duel with Luna and him at Gwain College. After extensive conspiracies over Geo's true nature, Marlow mistakenly concludes Geo is a vampire and must be stopped. She eventually gets into a brawl with Geo.

It is put to an end however due to Gwain appearing on the scene after finding out about both Marlow’s findings and Geo's home bill for the watchtower. Because of Geo technically breaking his deal, Gwain proceeds to promptly try to execute him once again, only for Marlow to step in the way, not wanting to be the cause of someone's death. After many pleas from Marlow for the bodyguard’s life, the fact of training Geo comes up and Marlow promises she’ll do it. Gwain, realizing she would be free of her fears and duties of being Geo's mentor, gives Marlow the ok and leaves the scene.

### Episodes 005 - 006

With Marlow as Geo’s temporary new mentor, Gwain can kick back and focus on more important events in her kingdom. Unfortunately, her older sister Twain comes into the picture after hearing of the new guard of the

princess. Because of her sister’s sudden interest in the mysterious sentry, it causes Gwain to make some extremely irrational decisions, like allowing Ami to go to Electra’s party after Twain wants to see Geo and allowing Geo to go out by himself due to being blinded with anger at the Omega Suit sent by her sister to the bodyguard.

### Episode 007

However, even with Twain coming rather frequently back into her life, Gwain's break is cut short as the Gwain Statue's unveiling puts her and Ami as guests of honor. Unfortunately, before a formal introduction can be presented by Luna, Marlow attacks the hostess,

causing Gwain to be questioned for the strange occurrence. Even worse, Tahjin's minions, the Batlings, begin their assault on the statue, causing even more excuses to be given by Gwain for the attack. As if Gwain's day could be dampened even more, Ami finally seeks answers for her peeking of a meeting between her adoptive mother and the aforementioned cruel scientist by infiltrating the Queen's mind. Gwain's conscience fights back bravely but, her efforts are for nothing, as Ami finds out the source of her EXE-Arc, causing Gwain to apologize and explain profusely.

## Gallery

* Early version of Gwain
* In comic bookGo to Gwain Saga Comic Book
* As a child
* (Presumably) As a teenager
* In battle suitGo to Gwain's Armor
* In night clothes
* In casual clothes
* In royal dress
* In ceremonial outfit
* Gwain's consciousness
* In ceremonial outfit (without jacket and hat)
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## Appearances

Episode 000 - Pilot (In Comic & Physically)

Episode 001 - Geo (Prologue)

Episode 002 - Gwain

Episode 003 - Agni and Deva

Episode 004 - Marlow

Episode 005 - Ami

Episode 006 - Savien

Episode 007 - Lanney

Episode 008