Matavia Foster

* Current
* Former

**Matavia Foster** was a student at Redwood Academy taking magic and superpower courses and a bully to Chrissa Maxwell, Gwen Thompson, Sonali Matthews, Marcela Ibanez, & all of the adopted children of Alexander, and a friend to Tara James & Jayden Johnson. After being turned into a demon by The Current Demon King she was purified by a member of the Dark Guild Sovereign Covenant and subsequently enrolled into Choate Rosemary Hall, However she was then rearrested and locked up but got out on good behavior and has changed her ways as she and her friends seek to join Infinite Horizon Battalion/Nebula Society

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> Wow Chrissa I guess that's what happens when you get in our way
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—Matavia to Chrissa after a prank she pulls on Chrissa

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> Jeez Diane i think thug need to cover up the ugly geek face of yours and go get some plastic surgery to fix that thing you call a face
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—Matavia making fun of Diane's face

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> You spend one day with The Justice Patrol and suddenly you're best friends
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—Matavia to Tara and Jayden

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> I don't believe in friending with the enemy, once an enemy always an enemy
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—Matavia to Tara after she brings up how they saved them

* Current
* Former

## Characteristics

### Race

Superpowered Human/Mystical Human Hybrid (Again)
 Demon (Formerly)
 Superpowered Human/Mystical Human Hybrid (Formerly)

### **Resides in**

Foster Manor Currently
Ulea Formerly

### **Previous School(s)**

Choate Rosemary Hall
Redwood Academy

## Professional Status

### Previous Affiliation

 Sovereign Covenant
 Reborn Tartaros
 Slytherin Guild House

### Base of Operations

Redwood Academy (formerly, expelled)
Foster Manor(Formerly)

## Personal Status

### Relatives

* Jeannette Foster(Mom)
* Duane Foster(Dad)

### **Friends**

Lynette Tate
Chrissa Maxwell
Gwen Thompson
Sonali Matthews
Marcela Ibanez
Saige Copeland
Gabby Pena
Tessa Jablonsky
Dylan Patterson
Olivia Danielson
Tera Barley
Diane Johnson
Zuri Ross
Tara James
Jayden Johnson
Alexander Maxwell
Melissa B. Pascuzzi
Margie X. Jaramillo

## Magic & Powers

### Magic

* Metal Magic
* Letter Magic
* Guns Magic

### Powers

* Omnidirectional Elemental Waves
* Classical Element Manipulation
* Elemental Energy Manipulation
* Data Attacks
* Metal Attacks

## Characteristics

### Race

Superpowered Human/Mystical Human Hybrid (Again)
 Demon (Formerly)
 Superpowered Human/Mystical Human Hybrid (Formerly)

### **Resides in**

* Foster Manor Currently
Ulea Formerly

## Professional Status

### Previous Affiliation

 Reborn Tartaros
 Slytherin Guild House

### Occupation

Student
 Bully

### Base of Operations

Redwood Academy (formerly, expelled)
Foster Manor(Formerly)

## Personal Status

### Relatives

* Jeannette Foster(Mom)
* Duane Foster(Dad)

### **Friends**

* Lynette Tate
* Melissa B. Pascuzzi
* Margie X. Jaramillo

### **Enemies**

* Chrissa Maxwell
* Gwen Thompson
* Sonali Matthews
* Marcela Ibanez
* Saige Copeland
* Gabby Pena
* Tessa Jablonsky
* Dylan Patterson
* Olivia Danielson
* Tera Barley
* Diane Johnson
* Zuri Ross
* Tara James
* Jayden Johnson
* Alexander Maxwell

## Magic & Powers

### Magic

* Metal Magic
* Letter Magic
* Guns Magic

### Powers

* Omnidirectional Elemental Waves
* Classical Element Manipulation
* Elemental Energy Manipulation
* Data Attacks
* Metal Attacks

## Personality

Matavia is described by Chrissa Maxwell as mean, rude, nasty, and stuck up. Matavia has described herself as cool, collected, and just plain awesome, however this side of her has yet to be seen as the only side of her we've seen is the bullying side of her. To Chrissa and her friends she's insulting, rude and does everything Tara tells her to do.

This says that Matavia is a follower and does what she is told. She is also very loyal to Tara and practically follows her wherever she goes, she has also been shown to be gullible as she falls for just about anything. Matavia also has an ego problem feeling that she is much better then everyone with the exception of Tara and Jayden. This trait has been been shown on various occasions which pleases Tara especially when she does it to Chrissa, Gwen, Sonali, Marcela, & Tera. Upon saying she's better then them Tara laughs hysterically along with Jayden and Matavia.

However she also has a tendency to switch allies when her current allies no longer suit her, as seen when she turns against Tara and Jayden for befriending The Justice Patrol which proves she will only be friends with people if they are bullies and enjoy bullying others. This also proves that Matavia doesn't truly know how to make friends.

## Biography

Matavia was born to Duke and Duchess Duane & Jeannette Foster a noble couple on April 14, 2006 on Planet Ulea and was the first born to the couple. From the time the child was 3 her parents knew there was something special about her, gaining magic and powers from both parents. When she was 4 she used her first power which made her mom happy,  when she turned 5   her first signs of her magic side came through which made her dad happy. Being born a Ulein Noble afforded her various luxuries in her life. As with many of the Ulein Nobility she was always told how much better she was then Aristocrats (Commoners with Wealth), Commoners (Average Families with an Average Life), and how she was most certainly better then Peasants (People with little to no Money). All this reinforcement of her superiority throughout her life has solidified her terrible personality towards anyone not of Nobility and Nobility who turned there backs on other members of the Nobility as well as anybody who would dare betray her often becoming a bully to said people.

### Physiological

Matavia is a 10 year old female with brown hair and black eyes, her skin color is white(Caucasian), her style is modern/cool girl. Her weight is about 78 lbs, and she's about 55.2 inches and her blood type is B+. She is described as being beautiful, extremely pretty to boys her age. Matavia is also of average build.

### Sociological

Matavia's social class started out as middle class but as her family made more money with there line of beauty supplies they slowly climbed the ladder of success and eventually became a high class family. Matavia grew up in the city of Pridor starting out being raised to be accepting of others, as her family grew in wealth those beliefs went out the window she was taught to be mean to others who where "below" her which she did. Currently she has a third grade education and is still attending school. She became friends with Tara James & Jayden Johnson the only two girls she feels are even worth her time. She is apart of a group known as the Mean Bees and she had also been sorted to the Slytherin Guild House with her friends. She interacts with people in different ways, people who she feels are worth it she respects and will talk to however people she feels are not worth it she'll bully along with her two friends other then that she has no interaction with those people.

A couple of Matavia's pet peeves are hatred of anybody who's poor and or homeless and people who stand up for said people. The beginning of her childhood started like normal, she was taught to accept people for who they where but once the family came into money, those lessons where soon dropped for teaching her how to be a stuck up snob by giving her whatever she wanted whenever she wanted it. Her parents attitude was good and got better when they came into money, there attitude towards there daughter remained the same but the attitude towards there once friends changed if they didn't have money they weren't worth anything to the family only those with money were worth talking to, anybody else can go pound salt.

As for Matavia's friends she had only a few friends and those friends where wealthy kids with wealthy parents, as for her old friends she refused to have contact with them because they where middle class trash and didn't deserve to have a friend as rich as she was. This hurt and angered her once friends whom she now threw away like yesterday's trash because they didn't have enough money for her liking, after she made it clear that she was no longer friends with them and to stop calling and texting her, her once close friends found other friends to talk to which upset Matavia. She didn't like the sound of them laughing and having fun so she started to bully her former friends so that they would be unhappy and miserable and that's exactly what she did.

Matavia is an extrovert and extremely aggressive, she's not afraid to pick on people and push them, she knows how to use the internet to start awful rumors about people which she does to Chrissa very frequently luckily it's caught and removed before it circulates. Matavia is not afraid to put others in what she thinks is there place and she'll do whatever she had to too make people's lives a living hell especially if they get in Tara's way.

## Battle Style

Matavia's battle style mostly revolves around her using her powers and magic, she very rarely uses her weapon as she finds it highly over rated. She has decided to utilize Brazilian Jiu Jitsu which focuses on ground fighting. She utilizes her powers and magic with this fighting style as she's always been found of MMA (Mixed Martial Arts). She has been shown to excel at her battle style as she had taken many opponents down with this style.

## Corruption Exposed and Expulsion

For years, the Foster, Pascuzzi, Jaramillo, and Robshaw nobility basked in their positions of power and privilege, using their wealth and influence to maintain a veil of respectability. Behind closed doors, however, a web of corruption entangled their noble households, leading to their eventual downfall.

These nobilities, known for their extravagant lifestyles and opulent gatherings, took advantage of their status to amass wealth through illicit means. Their corrupt activities included embezzlement, bribery, and illegal trade, all orchestrated with the intention of securing their already substantial fortunes.

To ensure their criminal enterprises went undetected, they carefully orchestrated a system of secrecy and deception. They employed skilled lawyers, accountants, and enforcers to cover their tracks and manipulate evidence, ensuring their wrongdoings remained hidden from prying eyes.

As the years passed, whispers of their misdeeds circulated among the common folk, but the Foster, Pascuzzi, Jaramillo, and Robshaw nobilities skillfully quelled any potential uproar. They utilized their connections within the political landscape to silence dissent and sweep their transgressions under the rug.

However, their web of deceit began to unravel on May 26th, 2023. A courageous whistleblower, armed with concrete evidence of their corruption, decided to expose their misdeeds to the Grand Council—the governing body responsible for upholding justice and maintaining order.

The revelation of their criminal activities sent shockwaves throughout the realm. The evidence presented against the Foster, Pascuzzi, Jaramillo, and Robshaw nobilities was damning, leaving no room for doubt. The Grand Council swiftly mobilized, launching an extensive investigation into their illicit practices.

As the investigation unfolded, the true extent of their corruption came to light. Funds meant for public projects and social welfare had been siphoned into their personal coffers. Bribes had been paid to ensure favorable outcomes in legal matters. Their positions of power had been cynically abused for personal gain, at the expense of the common people they were meant to serve.

On that fateful day, justice prevailed. The Grand Council, acting upon irrefutable evidence, ordered the immediate arrest of Matavia and all the involved nobilities. They were stripped of their titles, wealth, and privileges, facing a swift and resolute punishment for their crimes against the realm and its people.

The arrests sent shockwaves throughout the realm, serving as a stark reminder that no one, regardless of their social standing, is above the law. It marked a turning point in the fight against corruption, instilling hope in the hearts of the people and reaffirming the commitment of the Grand Council to justice and accountability.

In the aftermath of their downfall, the realm underwent a period of healing and reform. Measures were put in place to prevent such widespread corruption from happening again, including stricter financial regulations, enhanced transparency, and independent oversight committees.

The arrest of Matavia and the Foster, Pascuzzi, Jaramillo, and Robshaw nobilities will forever be remembered as a pivotal moment in the realm's history—a moment that shattered the illusion of invincibility surrounding corrupt nobles and paved the way for a more just and equitable future.

Before there subsequent arrest the Student council voted after the almost suicide of Jaslene Reynolds and her friends that Matavia and her boyfriend and two friends to expel them to which the Board signed off on. After the obvious outcome of the hearing they threated the Redwood Student Council as well as Maxwell Tempest Federation only to be put in a state of paralysis by the Grand Council.

## Imprisonment

Matavia, along with the Foster, Pascuzzi, Jaramillo, and Robshaw nobilities, had long reveled in their positions of power, indulging in their wealth and status while the common people suffered. Their corruption had woven a dark tapestry, ensnaring the innocent and perpetuating inequality throughout the realm. But the day of reckoning arrived, and justice would no longer be denied.

The evidence against Matavia and the implicated nobilities was overwhelming. The Grand Council, after an extensive investigation, found them guilty of a litany of crimes—embezzlement, bribery, and abuse of power, to name just a few. The realm had grown tired of their deceitful ways, and the time had come to hold them accountable.

On that fateful day, the halls of justice buzzed with anticipation as the verdict was read. The charges brought against Matavia and her cohorts were listed one by one, revealing the depth and breadth of their crimes. The weight of their actions hung heavily in the air, as the court delivered its judgment: imprisonment.

Matavia, once adorned with noble titles and draped in luxury, now stood stripped of her rank and privilege. The sentence was handed down, sealing her fate and that of the other corrupted nobles. They were to be confined within the walls of the Grand Citadel, a fortress-turned-prison designed to house those who had betrayed the trust of the realm.

The imprisonment of Matavia and her fellow nobles marked a turning point in the realm's history. It sent a clear message to the citizens, assuring them that no one, regardless of their social standing, would escape the consequences of their actions. The power dynamics that had favored the elite for far too long were being dismantled.

Behind the towering stone walls of the Grand Citadel, Matavia and her companions faced a stark reality. Their opulent lifestyles had vanished, replaced by the harsh reality of confinement. The once-mighty nobles were now reduced to mere prisoners, living out their days in isolation and contemplation of the harm they had caused.

The realm celebrated their downfall, as the imprisonment of Matavia and the corrupt nobilities symbolized a victory for justice and equality. The people, long oppressed by the self-serving actions of the privileged few, found solace in the fact that their voices had finally been heard.

In the years that followed, the realm underwent a period of healing and transformation. The wounds inflicted by the corruption of Matavia and her cohorts were deep, but the realm emerged stronger. Reforms were implemented to restore faith in the justice system and ensure that such widespread corruption would never be allowed to take root again.

Matavia's imprisonment became a cautionary tale, a reminder to all that power must be wielded responsibly and for the betterment of society. The realm moved forward, guided by a renewed commitment to fairness and integrity, striving to build a future where no one would suffer under the tyranny of the few.

As for Matavia herself, the once-proud noble, her days were spent behind bars, reflecting on the consequences of her actions. Imprisoned within the walls she once believed to be impervious, she faced the consequences of her choices, left to ponder the cost of her ambitions and the devastation she had wrought.

The imprisonment of Matavia and the corrupted nobilities would forever serve as a reminder of the triumph of justice over privilege, a chapter in the realm's history that would never be forgotten. It stood as a testament to the resilience of the people, who dared to challenge the unjust and usher in a new era of fairness and equality.

## Release!?

In a shocking turn of events, the once-imprisoned nobilities of Foster, Pascuzzi, Jaramillo, and Robshaw have been mysteriously released from their incarceration. The news of their unexpected freedom spread like wildfire, leaving the citizens of the realm bewildered and filled with mixed emotions. How could individuals who were convicted of heinous crimes and corruption find themselves walking free once more?

Rumors began circulating, suggesting that their release was not due to any legal technicality or evidence of their innocence, but rather the result of powerful connections and influential allies. It is said that the nobilities' lawyers, known for their crafty maneuvers and connections within the justice system, orchestrated a series of legal strategies that managed to convince the court of their clients' innocence.

Many question the legitimacy of this sudden turn of events, suspecting foul play and deep-rooted corruption. The citizens who had placed their faith in the justice system feel betrayed and outraged. How could justice be so easily manipulated? The release of the nobilities has only further fueled the flames of discontent and mistrust among the common folk.

The news of their acquittal sent shockwaves through the realm, as people struggled to comprehend the implications of their newfound freedom. The once-jailed nobles, who were believed to be held accountable for their crimes, are now roaming the streets as free individuals. The disparity between the common folk and the nobilities widens, deepening the divide between the privileged and the oppressed.

The commoners, who had suffered under the thumb of these nobilities, cannot fathom how justice has seemingly failed them. Their hopes for a fair and just society have been shattered, replaced by a sense of helplessness and disillusionment. They question the very foundations of the legal system, wondering if it is truly designed to protect the innocent and punish the guilty.

The noble families, on the other hand, celebrate their newfound freedom with brazen displays of arrogance and entitlement. They continue to flaunt their wealth and influence, brushing off the allegations that once tarnished their names. Their return to high society is met with mixed reactions, with some welcoming them back with open arms while others view them with suspicion and resentment.

The release of the Foster, Pascuzzi, Jaramillo, and Robshaw nobilities serves as a stark reminder of the power dynamics at play within society. It highlights the flaws and loopholes within the justice system, exposing the vulnerabilities that allow the privileged few to manipulate and evade accountability.

As the realm grapples with the aftermath of this shocking turn of events, the once-imprisoned nobilities revel in their freedom, while the common folk are left to question the fairness and integrity of their world. The release of these nobilities has undoubtedly left a lasting impact on the societal fabric, eroding trust and challenging the very notion of justice itself. The consequences of this inexplicable release continue to ripple through the realm, forever altering the perceptions and beliefs of its inhabitants.

## Orion's Order Response

In response to the unexpected release of the Foster, Pascuzzi, Jaramillo, and Robshaw nobilities, Orion's Order quickly mobilized, launching an all-encompassing investigation and recovery initiative. Alexander Maxwell, as the commander, understood the full scale of the issue. He was familiar with the nobilities and their corrupt ways. The group knew the impact these families could have on the interstellar community; they were notorious for wielding their power and influence without regard for others.

Their swift response was met with approval by the Interstellar Council. Having previously entrusted Orion's Order with detaining the noble families, the council understood their efficiency and effectiveness in handling such intricate tasks. After observing the meticulous effort the order was putting into the situation, the council reached out to Alexander, offering him and his team the job of tracking down and recapturing the families.

Alexander, aware of the monumental task at hand, was also cognizant of the implications of declining such a request. With the noble families' freedom, the balance of power in the interstellar community was teetering dangerously. Their unchecked influence could be catastrophic. He knew that his team, Orion's Order, was among the few capable of addressing the issue. And so, without hesitation, he accepted the council's offer.

The decision resonated across the group. Every member of Orion's Order knew the gravity of the situation and were well-prepared to rise to the challenge. They accepted the job with a resounding "yes," motivated by their unwavering dedication to justice and order in the interstellar community. They knew they were not just protecting the council, but entire planets, and countless species at risk from the nobilities' unchecked power.

The reinstatement of Orion's Order in the mission to recapture the nobilities marked a renewed period of tension in the interstellar community. Everyone held their breath, anticipating the clash between Orion's Order and the noble families. Yet, amid the uncertainty, the Order's commitment to justice remained steadfast, their determination unyielding. Their readiness to face the complex challenges head-on showcased their resilience and unwavering dedication to preserving peace across the universe.

## Defeat and Re-Arrest

The echo of Matavia Foster's defeat still reverberates through the cosmos as she experiences the bitter taste of justice. The woman who once commanded an army, Vassal's Vengeance, now faces the consequences of her malicious actions. Her fall from grace, from a high-standing noble to a defeated criminal, serves as a harsh lesson of karmic retribution.

Matavia, the daughter of the corrupt Foster family, the driving force behind Vassal's Vengeance, and the instigator of the pointless war, finds herself being re-arrested by the cosmic authorities. This time, the victory of Orion's Order ensures she can't resort to her previous underhanded tactics for liberation. There are no strings left for her to pull, no hidden allies left to manipulate. The free reign she once had over her destiny now stands stripped away.

The re-arrest plays out solemnly, a stark contrast to the bombastic, tumultuous events of the recent past. Orion's Order, who played a key role in her downfall, observes with a sense of closure. They know they have not only put an end to a pointless war but also delivered a harsh blow to the culture of corruption she represented. The re-arrest of Matavia symbolizes a victory against corruption on a grand scale.

Matavia's face, once the image of defiance and arrogance, now reflects the realization of her defeat. Her ethereal beauty, which she often used as a mask to hide her corrupt nature, can't veil the fear and shock of her predicament. As she is led away, her composed facade starts to crack, revealing the true colors of a criminal caught in the act.

As she steps into the confines of her cell, the truth dawns on her. She has lost not just her freedom, but also her dignity and status. The majestic life she once led is now just a faded memory. The power she once wielded is now in the hands of those she considered beneath her.

In the face of this reality, Matavia can do nothing but accept her fate. She watches as the door to her cell shuts with a resonating clang, symbolizing the end of her reign of corruption. The resulting silence is a potent reminder of her defeat, a testament to Orion's Order's relentless pursuit of justice.

The aftermath of the pointless war and Matavia's re-arrest sends a clear message to the cosmos. It emphasizes that no amount of power, wealth, or influence can protect those who choose the path of corruption. Justice will always find its way, and those who disrupt the peace of the cosmos will inevitably face the consequences. The re-arrest of Matavia Foster is proof of this irrefutable fact, a reality check for those who might dare to follow in her footsteps.

Ultimately, the downfall of Matavia Foster is a victory for justice, a win for the cosmos. It shows that even the most powerful can fall, and even the most complex webs of corruption can be unraveled. The echo of Matavia Foster's re-arrest is a triumphant roar, a testament to the undying spirit of justice, and a sign of a brighter future for the cosmos.

## Relationships

### Family

#### Romances

**Reginald Robshaw**

**Boyfriend**

*Main article: Reginald Robshaw*

Reginald is Matavia's boyfriend, being the son of a Duke he and her are in the same social class as each other. Consequently both he and her have the same outlook on commoners, similar to her he despises Alexander and believes that he has no business having bodyguards or being the Vice President of the Student Council. That aside Matavia Foster and Reginald Robshaw's romantic relationship is a complex and intriguing tale that weaves together their noble lineage, shared experiences, and the unique chemistry they share. Born into families of high standing, both Matavia and Reginald are heirs to the titles of dukes, bestowing upon them not only privilege but also a set of responsibilities that come with their prestigious backgrounds.

Their relationship was not love at first sight. Instead, it evolved over time, shaped by their interactions, common values, and mutual respect. Both Matavia and Reginald were well aware of the expectations placed upon them due to their aristocratic heritage, which often involved political alliances and the safeguarding of their family legacies. However, amidst the formalities and social obligations, a genuine connection began to bloom.

Their shared upbringing in the world of nobility meant that Matavia and Reginald had a deep understanding of the pressures and constraints that came with their status. They found solace in each other's company, sharing stories of their experiences, dreams, and ambitions that extended beyond their roles as heirs. This bond formed the foundation of a friendship that gradually evolved into something deeper.

Their romantic relationship faced challenges that tested their commitment. Matavia's fierce independence clashed with Reginald's more traditional views, causing friction at times. Yet, their differences also contributed to the strength of their bond, as they learned to appreciate and respect each other's unique perspectives. Matavia's determination and drive resonated with Reginald, while his steadfast loyalty and genuine care provided a sense of stability in her life.

As their relationship blossomed, Matavia and Reginald discovered shared interests and hobbies that further solidified their connection. Their mutual appreciation for the arts, a love for horseback riding, and a penchant for exploring new intellectual pursuits created opportunities for them to spend quality time together. These shared experiences allowed them to see different facets of each other's personalities and deepen their emotional connection.

Their love story was not without its obstacles. The expectations of their families and the societal norms of their world often cast shadows on their relationship. Rumors, expectations of arranged marriages, and the watchful eyes of their families' political allies threatened to tear them apart. However, Matavia and Reginald remained steadfast, proving that their connection was more profound than societal pressures.

Over time, their romantic relationship evolved into a partnership built on trust, mutual support, and an unwavering commitment to each other's happiness. Matavia's fiery spirit was tempered by Reginald's calm demeanor, while Reginald's cautious nature was ignited by Matavia's adventurous spirit. Their strengths complemented each other, creating a dynamic duo that could navigate the challenges of their world hand in hand.

In conclusion, the romantic relationship between Matavia Foster and Reginald Robshaw is a testament to the power of love to transcend societal expectations and family legacies. As two heirs to dukedoms, their journey from acquaintances to friends and, ultimately, to lovers, is a tale of growth, understanding, and resilience. Their shared experiences, values, and deep connection forged a bond that stood the test of time and societal pressures. Through their unwavering commitment to each other, Matavia and Reginald defied conventions, proving that true love can flourish even in the most intricate tapestry of aristocratic life.

### Enemies

#### Chrissa Maxwell

**Enemy**

*Main article: Chrissa Maxwell*

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—Matavia insulting Chrissa

 Chrissa is her enemy and has been from the first day Matavia and Chrissa met. Matavia enjoys picking on her, insulting her, and being just plain cruel to her. The more miserable Chrissa is the happier Matavia is. Several people have come to her aide which naturally upsets Matavia and the Mean Bees so the minute they see a glimmer of hope and confidence in Chrissa and her friends they are the first ones to smother that light out of Chrissa our her friends. Matavia has pulled some extremely mean and nasty pranks on Chrissa such as telling her Austin Bilber wanted to talk to her and when he wasn't there taking a picture of a devastated Chrissa and replying with "You actually thought Austin Bilber wants to talk to the likes of you, yeah right he doesn't have time for idiots like you hahaha", and laughing at Chrissa and recording her the whole time she's  running away and posting it on her Vuuugle channel Gossip with Matavia.

#### Gwen Thompson

**Enemy**

*Main article: Gwen Thompson*

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> You know what makes me laugh, that you even attend this school being homeless and everything, you should be attending a loser school not here cause nobody with any brains likes you Gwen
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—Matavia insulting Gwen about her living situation

 Gwen is a young homeless girl that attends the school whom Matavia and the Mean Bees don't like, implying that all of her friends are brainless because they want to be her friend and also implying several times that she doesn't belong at South Fork Academy because the school is to good for her. It just so happens that Gwen is able to attend the school due to the Anderson Foundation, a not for profit organization that helps people in Gwen's situation attend the prestigious school. Matavia frequently reminds her that she's only there because all expenses where paid for her, and Matavia believes that any student that attends the school should have there parents pay for it instead of relying on organizations to do so.

#### Sonali Matthews

**Friend turned Enemy**

*Main article: Sonali Matthews*

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> It's embarrassing what you have become Sonali, you went from on top of the world to way at the bottom of the ladder because you wanted to be friends with trash like this
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—Matavia insulting Sonali's choice of friends

 Sonali and Matavia used to be friends but because she chose to be friends with Chrissa she was immediately shunned from the Mean Bees and now finds herself being bullied by Tara, Jayden, & Matavia about how she's a "traitor" and such which doesn't bother her very much. She recently got her hair cut and Matavia, Jayden, & Tara tried to pick on her about it but ultimately failed. However the one thing that does get to Sonali is humiliating pictures which Matavia has managed to get quite a few of and has distributed all over the school as a result Matavia has called her names like ugly hair, Bimbo the Llama amongst other things, the Bimbo the Llama insult was the one that bothered her the most because Sonali thinks of herself as a smart girl. Matavia has done various things to get under her skin and so far only the Bimbo the Llama insult has worked. Matavia also had no problem reminding Sonali that "she should've chosen better friends" to which she replies "I did choose better friends" referring to her decision to leave the Mean Bees and befriend Chrissa.

#### Marcela Ibanez

**Enemy**

*Main article: Marcela Ibanez*

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> Marcela you could've been on the other side of this but when you choose to be friends with Chrissa and her friends you immediately made my enemy list
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—Matavia reprimanding Marcela for choosing Chrissa, Gwen, & Sonali over them

 Marcela started out as a new girl at the school, she initially sat at the Mean Bees table, when Jerriss saw Matavia and Jayden attempting to entice Marcela to join the Mean Bees he quickly moved her to Chrissa's table so she could choose for herself who her friends would be, but in reality Jerriss moved her there to test her personality to see if she would be kind to Chrissa or pick on her. When she choose kindness and befriended Chrissa, Gwen, & Sonali he knew that it was the correct decision, however this immediately put her on Matavia's enemy list and now she picks on Marcela for choosing the wrong side by making various mean pictures about Marcela and her friends which bothers Marcela but she hides it from them and talks about it with her friends.

#### Tera Barley

**Enemy**

*Main article: Tera Barley*

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> You need to mind your own business in the future or I'll see to it that you're stupid half-sisters suffer for the entire duration of there education here.
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—Matavia angrily reprimanding Tera for involving herself in her situation with Chrissa

 Tera and Matavia became enemies because she didn't like Tera interfering in her bullying thing with Chrissa. She even went as far as telling her to mind her own business or she'll start to pick on her half-sisters whom also attend that school, she made it abundantly clear that if she starts to pick on her half-sisters that it's not going to be simple pushing and tripping, that it'll be posting lies and rumors all around the school, making everybody in the school hate them and not want to be around them, basically making everyday at the school unbearable, and stressful for the two young girls which ticked off Tera. She replies to her that "she'll make Matavia and her friends lives there extremely difficult and full of punishments, if she even thinks about involving her family" to which Matavia replies "Then mind your own business and her step-sisters won't be bothered and won't be harmed".

#### Saige Copeland

**Enemy**

*Main article: Saige Copeland*

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> You call that art, I don't know why they say you're a good artist because that painting is just sad and ugly
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—Matavia insulting Saige's painting

 Saige became Matavia's enemy because her, Chrissa, Gwen, Sonali, Marcia, Gabby, Tess, Dylan, and Olivia saved her and the other mean bees. Instead of being grateful and thanking them she, Tessa, & Jayden just became resentful, angry, & embarrassed that they where saved by losers that they have been hating on. Jayden and Matavia even go as far as ruining Saige's painting forgetting the fact that Gabby can manipulate paint. The Mean Bees make it well known that they do not like them reducing there heroic deeds to mere attention getting because they all know how useless and lame they are, so they attacked a group of intruders whom weren't much stronger then nine 4th graders and reprimanding them for even considering making a team. They thought the mere idea of losers forming a team was laughable at best and also saying that they don't deserve a team they deserve to be laughed at and made fun of.

#### Gabby Pena

**Enemy**

*Main article: Gabby Pena*

“

> What an ugly picture that is, and that outfit is so 1998, don't quit your day job
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—Matavia insulting Gabby's outfit drawing before ripping it up

 Gabby became Matavia's enemy for the same reason Saige, Tess, Dylan, & Olivia did, because she helped save The Mean Bees amongst others. She thinks that Gabby has no fashion sense and her pictures are ugly, and she has no problem telling her that and telling her to not quit her day job which is being a student, which Matavia says she's not good at either. Matavia and the other Mean Bees also stole Gabby's portfolio of pictures she drew some which where art award winners and shredded them in a paper shredder which Gabby got really mad about because she worked hard on them to which they reply "yeah right" as they laughed at a heartbroken Gabby which they thought was amusing. As Gabby kneel there practically in tears Matavia says that it's time for her to face reality, and reality is she's nothing, nothing but a crybaby wannabe who's going nowhere in life and never will go anyplace.

#### Tessa Jablonsky

**Enemy**

*Main article: Tessa Jablonsky*

“

> You call that singing, I've heard a tone deaf moose sing better then that, just like the other two a wannabe
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—Matavia insulting Tessa's singing

 Tessa J is yet another enemy of Matavia's also for the same reason. Believing that they could've saved themselves without the help of hero wannabes Matavia makes fun of Tess' singing and telling her that her so called music camp was a cheap knockoff of Camp Musically and wasn't a real music camp but a cheap low class camp to which Tess replies "whatever" refusing to let it bother her. The truth is however it bothers her a lot because Tess is very sensitive about her singing and dancing. After she's put down by Matavia she sits in her room with her head between her knees and cries reveling to Olivia that her feelings where deeply hurt by the comment. When the Dylan finds out that she's crying due to a mean and hurtful comment by The Mean Bees she and the rest of Tess' friends cheer or attempt to cheer her up by playing a game with her which ultimately works until the group receives a text blast from Matavia making fun of the group by texting them and every other student makeshift photos of all nine of them calling them The Wannabe Dummies.

#### Dylan Patterson

**Enemy**

*Main article: Dylan Patterson*

“

> What kind of singing and dancing do you call that disaster, seriously stop before you embarrass yourself
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—Matavia insulting Dylan's dance moves while cringing

 Another enemy of Matavia's is Dylan because she helped to save The Mean Bees. She refers to get dancing as the cringing dance because in her eyes it's that bad. She not only insults her musical talent but her as a person, saying that her mother made a mistake at having her and that she shouldn't even be alive because that's how bad her talents are. Dylan pretends that this doesn't bother her when in reality it does as Olivia walks in on her punching a punching bag as hard as she can while she's visibly upset and crying. Olivia uses her "goo-gaa"(her blanket) to create a goofy looking clone of Matavia giving her a horrible outfit and making her dumb as a box of rocks, which cheers Dylan up as she giggles at it but irritates Matavia as she happens to be walking by and seeing the poorly imagined clone of herself not making her presence known she walks away angrily and decides to get back at Olivia for the dumb clone of herself.

#### Olivia Danielson

**Enemy**

*Main article: Olivia Danielson*

“

> You stupid niggra little girl, you think you can make a "cheap knockoff" of the real deal, the real me and get away with it, ha you're sadly mistaking you little pest
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 Olivia is Matavia's enemy because she helped save her and the Mean Bees & after a mean comment towards Dylan to cheer her up Olivia made a clone of her portraying her as dumb as a box of rocks and a really bad dresser. This naturally makes her mad, so as retaliation she snatches Olivia's blanket and runs away with it leading Olivia to chase her while screaming at the top of her lungs. She then threatens to burn her stupid blanket and any other bed things of hers, Olivia manages to grab her blanket back from Matavia when she wasn't looking. As she heads back she notices flyers all over the wall that say "Olivia the Baby Niggra" all over the place. She ignored it because she had no idea what it meant, as all nine of the girls are playing together a text blast is sent out saying hurtful things about them. What was said about Olivia got to her as it the rest of the group, while most of the group got angry Tess, Gabby, Dylan, & Olivia got upset about what was said and started crying

#### Tara James

**Former Best Friend/Enemy**

*Main article: Tara James*

“

> Tara you're nothing but a traitor and a liar, you spend one day with those people and everything about you changes
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—Matavia reprimanding Tara for her betrayal

Tara and Matavia where best friends because they both liked to bully Chrissa and her friends and they both shared the same amount a hatred for Chrissa and her friends, they along with Jayden tried everyday and night to bring Chrissa down and force her to be less then who she is and thus far every attempt has succeeded. The three girls very often thought of each other as soul sisters. The two had sleep overs at each other's house they've even been thinking about making a Vuuugle channel called The Mean Bees where they gossip and roast people that they hate. Matavia has informed Chrissa, Gwen, Sonali, & Marcela that if they go through with this they'll be regular topics on the show. However when Tara defected from the Mean Bees this all changed and now with her new "friends" they plan on making a Vuuugle channel called The Maestro Masters that is going to be the exact same thing as The Mean Bees channel would've been.

#### Jayden Johnson

**Former Best Friend/Enemy**

*Main article: Jayden Johnson*

“

> Meet Jayden she was my other best friend and the third member of the Mean Bees, we shared each other's clothes because we're both the same size
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 Jayden was her other best friend until she along with Tara defected from the Mean Bees to The Justice Patrol. This upset Matavia and all the clothes they swapped were given to Jayden not out of the goodness of Matavia's heart because let's face it there isn't a good bone in Matavia's body but because she "infected them with her" and she doesn't want them anymore. All the clothes that Jayden gave to Matavia where thrown into Jayden's face in a ball.

#### Alexander Maxwell

**Enemy**

*Main article: Alexander Maxwell*

“

> How dare you worthless commoner tell me a Noble how to act. Remember your place trash
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—Matavia to Alex when he reprimanded her for bad behaviour

Matavia absolutely despises Alexander both due to the fact that he is the Student Council Vice President and an Aristocrat or as she calls him "A Commoner". She believes due to her upbringing that she Has Been, Is, and always will be superior to him simply due to the fact he lacks a Rank and Title. The two always constantly butt heads due to her propensity to bully anyone she perceives as beneath her even going so far as to call Hakurou a powerful swordsmen a worthless old man with a sword simply because he is one of Alexanders bodyguards

#### Hakurou

**Enemy by Association with Alex**

*Main article: Hakurou*

“

> An accomplished swordsman my a\*\* you are nothing more than worthless old man with a sword forget the fact your some Oni or whatever
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—Matavia's disgust at Hakurou for guarding Alexander

Matavia and Hakurou recently met but as he is one of Alexander's Bodyguards she immediately hates him and the other bodyguards. Simply due to the fact that he and them are Alexander's bodyguards whom she wholeheartedly believes has no business having because he's beneath her

#### Shion

**Enemy by Association with Alex**

*Main article: Shion*

“

> Ugh another worthless creature guarding a worthless Commoner
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—Matavia's instant disgust of Shion due to her being a bodyguard of Alex

Like with Hakurou due to her being Alexander's bodyguard Matavia has an instant hate of her for the exact same reasons as with Hakurou

#### Fran

**Enemy by Association with Alex**

*Main article: Fran*

“

> If it isn't double worthless Black Cat brat Fran
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—Matavia trying to get under Fran's skin

Despite the bundle of adorableness that is Fran the Black Cat she has also earned the Ire of Matavia not only because she's a bodyguard for someone she believes is beneath her. But also because every time she tries to pick on her she just gives her a blank and annoyed stare and never reacts on it which for a Pathological Bully is a problem. She has tried many ways since the Black Cat entered her most hated enemies life to pick on her and make her cry all to no avail

#### Benimaru

**Enemy by Association with Alex**

*Main article: Benimaru*

“

> What a foolish and worthless Divine Being you are. You have so much power yet you choose to guard a worthless commoner
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—Matavia angrily talking to Benimaru

     A Divine Oni who's the second strongest of Alexander's Bodyguards only falling behind Hakurou by a small fraction. She compliments how he has so much power but choose to serve a worthless (*rather a person she sees as worthless*) master instead of a noble or a royal to which he responded "Lord Alexander is a Royal in our eyes" which visibly disgusted Matavia

#### Shuna

**Enemy by Association with Alex**

*Main article: Shuna*

“

> You may wield Holy Magic or whatever, but your nothing more than a worthless creature who has no business guarding anyone let alone wielding magic. All of you deserve to be the property of The Nobility
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—Matavia basically degrading Shuna and the other bodyguards to property

Shuna is an Oni and his second Magic Wielding Bodyguard the other being Fran. Matavia's intense dislike for Shuna stems from a complex interplay of various factors. Firstly, Shuna's role as a bodyguard to Alexander, a commoner, is a constant source of frustration for Matavia. Having grown up in privilege and believing in the inherent superiority of her noble lineage, Matavia harbors a deep-seated sense of entitlement. She perceives Shuna's association with Alexander as an affront to her own status and an undermining of the established order.

Furthermore, Matavia's animosity towards Shuna is fueled by her belief that she is inherently superior to her in every way. Matavia's upbringing in a prestigious family has nurtured a strong sense of self-importance and entitlement, leading her to view herself as inherently better than those from humbler backgrounds like Shuna. This deep-rooted arrogance drives her disdain for Shuna and fuels her determination to assert her perceived superiority at every opportunity.

Another contributing factor to Matavia's dislike for Shuna is jealousy. Shuna's close relationship with Alexander, despite being a commoner, invokes feelings of envy in Matavia. She resents Shuna's proximity to someone she considers beneath her and perceives it as a personal affront to her own aspirations for influence and power.

Moreover, Shuna's unwavering dedication to protecting Alexander further intensifies Matavia's contempt. Matavia perceives this loyalty as a misplaced devotion, viewing it as a waste of potential that Shuna could have utilized for more prestigious endeavors. Matavia's ambition and desire for recognition further amplify her disdain for Shuna's chosen path.

Lastly, there may be a tinge of insecurity underlying Matavia's hatred for Shuna. Despite her privileged background, she may secretly fear that her own worth is not as exceptional as she believes. Shuna's presence and accomplishments, particularly her loyalty and dedication to her role, may serve as a constant reminder of Matavia's own insecurities, leading to further resentment and hostility.

In summary, Matavia's antipathy towards Shuna is driven by a combination of arrogance, entitlement, jealousy, and a deep-seated belief in her own superiority. The clash of their contrasting backgrounds and values fuels this animosity, exacerbating Matavia's disdain and reinforcing her determination to assert her perceived superiority over Shuna.

#### Jaslene Reynolds

**Enemy**

*Main article: Jaslene Reynolds*

Matavia's seething hatred for Jaslene can be traced back to a fateful art competition in October. Matavia, born into nobility, always held herself and her friends in high regard, believing that their privileged background entitled them to success in every endeavor. Despite their lack of artistic talent, Matavia was convinced that their noble status alone would guarantee them victory.

However, to her shock and dismay, Jaslene and her companions, who were not from privileged backgrounds, displayed remarkable artistic skill and creativity, surpassing Matavia and her group with their masterpieces. The judges, unbiased in their evaluation, rightfully awarded Jaslene and her friends the top honors.

For Matavia, this defeat shattered her illusion of superiority and exposed the fallacy of her entitlement. Unable to accept the reality that talent and hard work trumped social status, she became consumed by jealousy and resentment towards Jaslene. Matavia couldn't comprehend how someone from a supposedly lower social stratum could outshine her and her friends, tarnishing their noble reputation.

In her distorted perception, Matavia blamed Jaslene for defying the predetermined order of society, disrupting the balance she believed was in her favor. The success of Jaslene and her friends represented a direct threat to Matavia's privileged existence, fueling her burning hatred.

Unable to reconcile her own shortcomings and insecurities, Matavia directed her anger towards Jaslene, seeing her as the embodiment of everything she loathed—talented, self-made, and unapologetically confident. Matavia's disdain for Jaslene grew stronger with each passing day, fueled by a toxic cocktail of envy, entitlement, and a desperate need to maintain the illusion of superiority.

Despite the truth being clear—that talent and hard work, rather than noble birth, determine success—Matavia's resentment blinded her to the reality of her own limitations. Her hatred for Jaslene became a twisted obsession, driving her to seek opportunities to undermine and belittle her perceived rival, all in a futile attempt to regain the shattered illusion of her superiority.

Due to her self-perceived superiority and her inability to sway the judges in her favor she, Reginald, Melissa, and Margie resorted to bullying the trio ever since said art competition. Having picked on her since then her bullying finally reached it's climax as Matavia made fun of how Jalene's family has no money and how she has no father saying that he left them because he didn't want anything to do with Jaslene even though her father was killed in an accident caused by the Foster Nobility. However this severely hurt her as she attempted to unalive herself as did her two friends which made Matavia and her posse happy but as she was saved by Alexander her happiness quickly turned to even more seething anger.