Marelle Khrom

**Marelle Khrom** ◇ Volume I ◇ Full Family

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## Marelle Khrom

* Trapped Soul
* Teenager (SSS)
* Concept Art

## Aliases

### Nicknames

MarieThe Prisma sisters (alongside Tarinne and Arriette)

## Affiliations

### Land

Simul (soul trapped by King Silvis Prisma)

## Occupations

### Former

HeadcouncilorCouncilor

Councilor pupil

## Close Relationships

### Friends

Orthello PrismaCyedas Tomen

Yudith Tomen

Marelle Vern

King Berwig Banut

Lysabel Banut

Agathe Khrom

Ignatus Khrom

Leonah Demyx

Castilla Yules

## Appears In

### Dead

Volume I (mentioned)

> "We had to. If we had not put an end to his rule, he was going to destroy everything! He had already destroyed so many lives!"
>
> Marelle about murdering King Silvis Prisma, [Volume I, Prologue]

## Summary

**Marelle Khrom** (b. Marelle Prisma) is a supporting character in Volume I. She only appears formally in the prologue, and later in a flashback. She is mentioned several times, named and unnamed, by multiple characters. She is a Workhose under the rule of her father, King Silvis Prisma. She formerly resided in the Banut-Prisma palace (then known as the Khrom-Banut palace) in the Kingdom of Metallum. Before that, she resided in the Prisma-Tomen palace.

She was born on December 12, 1877. While in SSS, Marelle formed a group with King Berwig Banut and Mirya Vergahn known as the Defiances to take down King Silvis. During the factory accident of 1928, where she lost her partner and daughter, she was severely injured, but ultimately survived. However, she was paralyzed from the neck-down as a result. She spent the next 12 years as a quadriplegic. She was later involved in a carriage accident on November 09, 1940, with Lysabel Banut and Isira Vergahn, with the latter having gone into labor.

Isira ended up giving birth to Marelle's grandson in the carriage. Knowing Isira and the newborn Hephorus could possibly die from the impact, Marelle begged the banished soul of King Silvis to push her in front of them as a blockage, since she had no mobility. King Silvis obeyed this, and Marelle was punctured by a splinter bar meant for Isira and/or Hephorus. Marelle ultimately died from blood loss. Her death occurred before the events of Volume I. She is an Industrial formerly apart of the Diamond League.

## Close Family

### Sisters

* Queen Tarinne Prisma
* Arriette Prisma ✝

### Foster Daughter

* Hadena Prisma

See Marelle's extended family here!

## Volume I

She sneaks into the Temple of Metallum alongside Tarinne Prisma. Both attack and take turns stabbing King Silvis. She sits by King Silvis as he dies. He compliments Marelle, and asking if she loved Hephorus Khrom. Marelle nods in return. Before King Silvis dies, he tells Marelle and Tarinne about the woman with the eyes like emeralds. After his daughters realize he's dead, Marelle and Tarinne break down and remorse over him. Marelle hears Insomnia speaking personally to her and not to Tarinne. Insomnia tells Marelle everything will end because of her blood.

## Gallery

[Trapped Soul][Middle Aged][Older Adult]Adult [Volume I, Flashback][Young Adult]Teenager [Volume I, Prologue][Child][Adult Concept Art][Newer Child Concept Art][Older Child Concept Art]

## Trivia

* Marelle's name in French is the game Hopscotch.
* She was named after Silver singer and performer: Marelle Vern.
	+ Furthermore, she later became friends with Marelle Vern.
* Her original name was Orsella.
* She and Queen Tarinne were originally not supposed to be related, since they were created before King Silvis.
* She was King Silvis' favorite daughter.
* She murdered King Silvis on her 17th birthday.
* She was apart of SSS.
* She is one of the three narrators in Castilla Yules' *The Chronicle of King Silvis*.
* She shares the same birthday as Naokara Clover.
* She shares the same deathdate as Faunus Yules and Morvar Blossom.
* She was rumored to have had a secret relationship with Mirya Vergahn in their teenage years.