A'milia

* A'milia (Power Pet form)
* A'milia (human/Fightgel form)
* Malchut (Power Pet form)
* Malchut (Child of the Planet form/Old outfit)
* A'milia (attacking color/P2 color palette)

> I am A'milia. I am here to aid you with my wind.
>
> A'milia's introduction

**A'milia**, formerly known as **Malchut**, is a Child of the Planet--turned half-Power Pet, half-Fightgel, and half-human. She acts as the deuteragonist of *Cornerstone: The Club* (her debut game).

Despite being genderless at first, she is portrayed as being female from the moment she leaves the Turii island, as she then breaks its balance and gives herself and all other Children of the Planet a gender.

She was the eldest of the children on Turii, and had to be sacrificed as their rites dictated, but she was saved from drowning in her sacrifice by Jaeha Lee, who brought her to Seoul.

## Appearance

As Malchut, her original form, she is a brown Power Pet shaped like tree branches, with yellow leaves around two roots. In her Child of the Planet form, she has black and white hair as well as olive eyes. She is originally clothed in a similar fashion to the other children of Turii, wearing a pink collar, white panties, and a white cape. She has 15 pink rings drawing on her skin : two on her right wrist, three on her left, two on each thigh and three on each ankle.

When Jaeha brings her to Seoul, in the Korean and International versions, Malchut wears the same clothing as the other Fightgels. In the Japanese version, her outfit is completely different. She is given a more complete attire, comprised of a plaid dress of an unknown color, on top of which is a white kimono with pink rings at its ends, complete with a large obi on her chest.

After her rebirth as A'milia, her appearance changes entirely. In her Power Pet form, she is shaped like a leaf and is yellow. In her Fightgel/human form, her hair becomes pure, shining white, and grows to reach her feet. Her eyes become bright green and her skin turns stainless white as well. She then wears a white dress with green lines running along its ends, with a similar cape and boots.

## Biography

A'milia was originally Malchut, a Child of the Planet created on the Turii island along with the other Children of the Planet. Their purpose was to keep the world balanced; since Blake had damaged it, the Turii children helped the recovery process. For them to do so, they were all genderless - thus had no sexuality and could not evolve or mutate in any way - had no knowledge of any sort of "outside world", and could not feel any sensation or emotion ; they just lived quietly and peacefully, isolated on the island, being absolute polar opposites to the chaos and awareness brought by Blake.

At any given point in time, Turii Island only saw ten children : to maintain that number constant, they marked their age on their bodies, using rings, wearing one per new year. No two of them were the same age, and when the oldest reached fifteen, they had to return to nature in a ceremony called the Panta Rhei. Malchut one day realized she had to return to nature, so her companions danced around her as she slowly and quietly went into the water to drown.

But, out of youthful exuberance, a Fighter named Jaeha Lee, who had been observing the ceremony, interrupted it all of a sudden. Following his sense of justice, Jaeha rescued Malchut from drowning, much to his relief. Because of his interference, the harmonious circulating flow of Turii had been interrupted ; soon, chaos would begin to wreak the world again. Malchut was then taken away to Seoul and separated from her nine siblings, further unbalancing their once perfect order : soon enough, all of the once stable Children of the Planet opened to Blake's chaos, most notably by acquiring a sex and gender. This break in the ring of harmony caused the disruption of causality between the stars and the planet.

During her stay at Seoul, powerless to return to Turii, and unable to actually feel guilt for breaking the balance she no longer felt, she was befriended by Jaeha and the other Fighters, who looked over her and provided for her, aiming to teach her how to speak. Even though she was impervious to qualia, she listened to and learned eagerly. She eventually managed to shout out "Miria", meaning "Friends" in her native tongue, which Jaeha mistook for her name, calling her this way from that day on.

Kiana, who had observed everything that happened at Turii, was worried because she knew Jaeha was the cause of Turii's destruction, and that Malchut would kill her if she ever found out. She soon planned to kill Malchut, on top of hoping to fix their mistake in preventing her death. Jaeha and "Miria" thus fled, though Kiana eventually found them.

Kiana attempted to gently lure Malchut out, which she fell victim to, but Jaeha was able to stop her. He then demands Kiana to tell him why she is trying to kill Malchut. Kiana explains that Malchut is a Child of the Planet from Turii and that she was supposed to drown to maintain the balance of Turii, but Jaeha's actions of saving her broke the balance and destroyed Turii, and that Blake will soon cause chaos in the world. Since she could not kill Jaeha, the person she got close to during her times in the Club, she decided to kill Malchut instead. Jaeha angrily yells at Kiana that her decision was bad, and that there must be another way to stop Blake. Hearing the name, Malchut suddenly discovered something about it, and flew off on her own to investigate it, despite Jaeha's protests.

Malchut then flies to Blake, where she meets a wicked witch named Alice. Upon their meeting, Malchut's power unleashed uncontrollably in response to Alice's attempts of corruption, and spawned a giant tree, which Alice swiftly dodged. Malchut, was then sealed by the forces she tried to unleash into a gigantic lotus flower, falling into a deep slumber and leaving Alice victorious.

The Warrior Alliance, Kiana's alliance from Fightertopia, discovered the flower one day; coming from inside, a faint feminine voice whispered "Miria" constantly. Bewildered, they decided to preserve this flower, that they named "A'milia", for one of their legends said it was a sacred being, "The Sealer", that would one day awaken. They swore to protect their discovery from Blake, and Alice.

According to their legends and thanks to their care, many days later, the flower blossomed like never before, and opened, revealing a transformed Malchut, with a new body and a purified mind, completely free of the emotions that had almost killed her. From then, she took on the name of the flower she had been in for all that time. She traveled the world and met Jaeha and the Fighters again, where she explains everything. She then asks the Fighters to join them, which they obliged. After A'milia joined the Fighters, she now transformed into a half-Power Pet, half-Fightgel, and half-human.

## Trivia

* Malchut and all other nine Children of the Planet are named after the Sephiroth of the Judaic Kabbalah's tree of life. Malchut is the bottom-most Sephirah of the tree, and means "Kingdom"; it represents the physical world, the result of the actions of the divine power and all other nine Sephiroth.
* Unlike the other Power Pets, despite being the Power Pet of the *Orange* Fighter Warrior of Wind, none of A'milia's colors match Jaeha's colors. However, whenever A'milia uses her attacks, her eyes and clothes briefly turn orange (though it is actually close to brown). Jaeha's P2 color in *Super Smash Bros.* and *Pop'n Music* also has A'milia in her orange color.
* A’milia is the only Power Pet to bear a Crest, and the only Power Pet to wield a Fighter’s Relic.