Valoria

Valoria is a minor character in The unnamed RPG.

## Backstory

Little is known about Valoria's early years except that she received extensive training in combat and logistics from her parents.

She stood out from her peers due to her black hair and green eyes which are unusual for a Demon. Due to this, she was often bullied as a child.

She enlisted in the army of her kingdom's ruler, Mordred. She quickly rose through the ranks due to her extreme skill in combat, using her Volcanic Halberd with devastating precision and power. She became one of only eight female generals in Mordred's personal army.

One day, she and the other seven female generals were invited to participate in a fighting tournament with the winner having the privilege to marry Mordred. The only rule of the tournament was that killing an opponent is not allowed. Valoria personally defeated Xanthe, Kalista and Vaelora to win the tournament.

Mordred and Valoria soon married, each giving their full consent to the marriage. Valoria gained the title "Princess Consort" upon her marriage, which she was very proud of. Surprisingly, the seven defeated generals, Xanthe, Kalista, Vaelora, Volgra, Or'gola, Fougala and Malgra, all attended and none of them objected, showcasing their sportswomanship and acknowledging that Valoria is the strongest of them all.

For the next seventeen years, Mordred and Valoria tried to have children, but were held hack by Mordred's limited fertility. Just when they were going to give up, Valoria fell pregnant. Mordred suspected her of being unfaithful to him and that she was carrying someone else's child and carried out a truth test on her. The test revealed that she was loyal to Mordred, and that the child she was carrying was definitely his, which caused Mordred to apologise to her for doubting her loyalty.

At one point during Valoria's pregnancy, Demonic Healers informed her that she was carrying a pair of non-identical twins, one boy and one girl. She told Mordred right away and he was delighted at hearing the news, hoping that this makes up for his limited fertility.

Valoria eventually gave birth to the healthy twins. Mordred allowed Valoria to name them, so she named the boy Vespero and the girl Vespera. As Mordred continued to rule Shadowmire, Valoria knew her duty was to look after Vespero and Vespera and train them up so that one day they will be strong enough to carry on Mordred's legacy and his aim of helping The Destroyer conquer Farnearia.

One day, Mordred informed her that his attention was needed elsewhere. She asked him what's going on, and he simply replied that he's doing what needs to be done. Seeing that Mordred had both his weapons on him, Death's Piercer and Furycaliber, she decided to not proceed with the conversation further and simply wished him luck.

Soon after, she was summoned by The Destroyer (her father in-law), who informed her that Mordred had betrayed him and is now dead. Valoria was horrified to hear that her husband had died and that she could of potentially prevented her husband's death if she had made different decisions. The Destroyer comforted her, declaring that since she had no knowledge of Mordred's intentions, he will spare her and her children. Before departing, The Destroyer also informed her that it was Mordred's dying wish that she take over his throne as ruler of Shadowmire.

Upon her coronation, she created a new weapon that she called Widowqueen's Halberd. The Demons of Shadowmire quickly accepted her as their new Queen. She continued to raise Vespero and Vespera whilst dealing with her grief of losing Mordred.

## Personality

Valoria possesses a strong and tenacious personality shaped by her early experiences of standing out due to her unique appearance, marked by black hair and green eyes. Despite enduring childhood bullying, she emerged as a formidable combatant, her proficiency in wielding the powerful Volcanic Halberd earning her recognition in the army of Mordred, her eventual husband and ruler of Shadowmire. Valoria's exceptional combat skills propelled her to become one of Mordred's select eight female generals, an achievement that both validated her prowess and solidified her place in his inner circle.

Valoria's determination and perseverance came to the fore when she triumphed over formidable opponents in a fighting tournament to secure her marriage to Mordred. The strength of her victory, combined with the sportswomanship displayed by her defeated peers, further attested to her skills and established her as the rightful match for Mordred's side.

Her marriage to Mordred was marked by mutual respect and consent, a partnership that was to extend to their shared ambition of having children. The obstacles posed by Mordred's limited fertility tested their relationship, but Valoria's unwavering loyalty and eventual pregnancy brought them joy and reconciliation. Becoming pregnant with non-identical twins, Vespero and Vespera, Valoria embraced her role as a mother and nurturer, determined to raise her children to carry on Mordred's legacy and aspirations.

Valoria's life took an unexpected turn when Mordred's sudden death left her grappling with grief and a newfound responsibility. As The Destroyer, her father-in-law, revealed Mordred's betrayal, Valoria's world shattered. The emotional weight of potential regrets and her duty to raise her children was contrasted with the call to ascend to the throne of Shadowmire, a role she eventually accepted. Valoria's leadership is a testament to her strength and adaptability, as she navigates the complexities of rule while honoring Mordred's memory and nurturing her children.

Throughout her journey, Valoria's personality is characterized by her resilience, dedication, and capacity to transform adversity into strength. Her commitment to her family, her people, and the legacy she carries underscores her multifaceted and compelling personality.