Nadia

### Physical appearance

Nadia is a blonde girl with emerald green eyes. She ties her hair in a braid like Jadina. Her hair is streaked with two green streaks. Like her brother, she is 11 years old in the first volumes of the Resistance series.

### Abilities

She possesses Jade powers inherited from her mother.

### Personality

Nadia is a serious, impulsive, and slightly haughty girl, especially towards her cousin Amy whom she considers "a vulgar and arrogant stripper and very rude". However, Nadia is also a good person, more calm and open than her brother.

### 10 years after the end of Jovénia

The Legendary Danaël and Jadina have twins, whom they baptize Nadia and Aidan. They are partly raised by their nanny Saryn.

### 19 years after the end of Jovénia

The gods have returned to Alysia, causing many disasters, including the Great Cataclysm. They send their servants, the Apostles, to sow terror. When Apostle Sokatar is in the kingdom of Orchidia, he faces the Legendaries. However, he defeats the heroes. Aidan and Nadia believe their parents died in this fight.

### Resistance: The gods are love

Passing through the village of Grassopo, Aidan and Nadia eat. The latter reproaches her twin brother for watching a dancer. Suddenly, a villager bursts in and announces the arrival of the Celestial Guards in the village. The twins go out and indeed see a celestial ship from which come out two Apostles, Luminia and Sokatar, the assassins of their parents. They witness little Luminia's show of force over a rebellious villager.

When Nadia sees Aidan about to draw, she grabs him by the jacket and pulls him away from the crowd, where she reminds him that they won't be able to do anything against the Apostles, but hesitates to continue the sentence. Aidan ends her by saying that their parents are dead, something the kids still have a hard time accepting. Suddenly, a thief grabs Nadia's satchel. The two children go after him, and corner him in an alley. The dancer from earlier arrives and asks them what Danaël and Jadina's children are doing here.

The dancer and the thief take the twins to the forest. During the walk, Nadia asks the young adult how she knows who they are. She replies that they will have the answers to all their questions in due time. They arrive at the edge of a lake, and the dancer casts a spell that lifts the veil of illusion, revealing a village on the water: Subachandra, the headquarters of the Resistance against the gods. She tells them about their leader: Razzia de Rymar, the twins' uncle by marriage. They see her, in the village, and when the dancer calls her "dad", they understand that she is their cousin Amy.

Razzia explains to them what happened to the Legendaries two years ago. They gathered to defeat an Apostle in the kingdom of Orchidia, and all died. Aidan takes the news very badly, and immediately asks who the Apostle responsible is. Amy replies that it's Sokatar, the one they met earlier in Grassopo. He announces that he wants to find him, Razzia throws him to the ground. Nadia is outraged: her brother can't fight him, he's only a child. His uncle explains himself by saying that if he can't beat him, then he won't be able to do anything against Sokatar. Aidan leaves crying. Nadia wants to hold him back but Amy dissuades her: her brother has just learned something that he is not easy to accept, he must be left. Nadia asks for information on the Apostles, Razzia explains to her that there are seven of them, that they are Alysians chosen by the gods and recognizable by their halos.

Nadia, during the day, helps Martha (one of the members of the resistance) to hang up the laundry. The lady explains to him that many orphans live here, and that everyone is doing what they can to help. Nadia then asks how a "vulgar stripper" can help (Amy, annoyed, pretends to have ringing ears), Martha replies that Amy's work allows her to spy on many people in the tavern, and that his magical powers are very useful. Nadia wonders why Astria does not come to help Alysia, it is Razzia who answers her: the gods have cut the link between the two worlds: whoever tries to cross using an elven key dies.

In the evening, in their room, the twins discuss. Aidan announces his desire to leave the premises. Nadia however says that she feels good, that everyone is nice to them. He tells her that he doesn't trust their uncle, still not digesting what they learned.

The next day, the twins say goodbye to Amy and Razzia. The latter entrusts the boy with a fragment of his father's golden sword, and Nadia wants to look at it too but he claims that it is his. Suddenly, a celestial ship appears above Subachandra: Artemus, Amy's buddy, was possessed during his mission the night before and allowed the Apostles to find them. Sokatar and Luminia arrive in the middle of the village.

When Luminia launches a powerful energy sphere, Aidan draws his weapon and slices the sphere. Luminia then orders Sokatar to catch the children. Razzia stops him and fights against him, destroying half of the village. Faced with this spectacle, the little Apostle laughs, Nadia says of her that she has betrayed humanity. Aidan says there's no point trying to reason with her, so Amy comes up from above to trap him in her spells.

Razzia is once again attacked by Sokatar, but Nadia intervenes and casts a jade spell that shatters the front of her armor, revealing only a void underneath. He steps back, and throws his weapon in the direction of the young girl. She emits a protective spell, but he teleports to the location of her weapon to find himself behind her. So, Razzia stands between the two to shield and gets stabbed. Falling into the water, he takes the Apostle with him. A few moments later, she sees a laser beam coming out of the water, followed a few minutes by the inert body of Razzia. She rushes to pull him out of the water and starts crying while staying close to him.

Living his last moments, Razzia reveals to him the truth about what happened during the fight between the Legendaries and Sokatar: the Apostle had actually almost failed. The fight would have been won if a betrayal had not taken place: Jadina had sided with the gods and slaughtered her comrades. Following these terrible revelations, Razzia expires, and soon after, Amy and Aidan, join Nadia, but she tells them nothing.

The members of the Resistance leave Subachandra (leaving Artemus in the process), in tears.

### Resistance: Exmakina

Amy, Nadia and Aidan go in search of new Resistance bases but only find ruins. When they come to their third, Nadia wonders: how do the Celestials find the bases so easily that they destroy? Amy has the answer: Artemus, now under their control, has told them the location of the rebel bases. Nadia wants to console her step-cousin who is wiping away a tear but Amy quickly pulls herself together when suddenly they are attacked by a small squadron of mounted Celestial Guards. Amy yells at the twins to flee but Nadia and Aidan think they see another group of Celestials coming. However, the latter are stunned to see them destroy their attackers: this other group of ships are actually other members of the Resistance and their leader is coming. This is Toopie, the inventor of Razzia's mechanical limbs. This one makes fun of Amy a little before taking news of Razzia. There, Amy informs him of the death of the Legendary.

Toopie takes Amy, Nadia and Aidan to his base in Exmakina, hidden behind a waterfall, to show them around. There, she explains to them the origin of the place, and presents them with automatons: the rotors, drawn from the divine technology recovered from the debris of the Celestial vessels. The two twins are skeptical about this technology, so Toopie asks engineer Proctos to demonstrate it to them. Very quickly, they manage to dismember the rotor. This one therefore retaliates with smoke bombs, which they manage to parry with magic protections. Once the fight is over, Toopie understands that the two twins are actually the children of Danaël and Jadina.

Later, Aidan and Nadia sneak through the air ducts to eavesdrop on a meeting between Toopie, Amy, and the Xi-Wing pilots, Proctos, and Nolan. Exmakina's resistance intends to set a trap for a divine convoy, and the twins overhear Amy saying she doesn't want to take them with her. Suddenly, at another ventilation grille, Nadia sees something: rotors with the logo of the Rasgados smugglers group. On convoy day, the twins board the ship that Amy and Proctos will be on. As the convoy passes, some of the rotors attack, others staying behind, like the one they are on. But after a few minutes, Nadia and Aidan are forced out of the ship's cargo bay after Aidan farts, which angers Amy. They explain that they understood that the resistance fighters of Exmakina work in collaboration with the Rasgados. Unmasked, Proctos explains that they have no choice but to stock up on food. He shoots them with a soporific weapon, but Nadia creates a magic shield and Amy tackles him to the ground. Suddenly, the garbled transmissions make it clear to Amy that Toopie is currently battling an Apostle.

Proctos, Amy, Nadia and Aidan travel the canal towards Toopie and see a number of destroyed rotors. They come across Xi-Wing saving Nolan from drowning, and ask him to return to base. When they get to the train car where the fight is taking place, Amy faces the Apostle, who is Ergohan, a former Cymbalia soldier, who hates Razzia for reasons after World Without and who has given himself the arm. demon of it when the gods came to the world. Toopie is on the ground, seriously injured. When Ergohan realizes he's dealing with his nemesis' daughter, he focuses only on her. This allows him to use a spell that immobilizes the Apostle's right arm, giving Aidan and Nadia, still high on the ship, to fire a powerful jade bolt that rips off the demon arm and blows up the wagons. Amy goes back immediately with Toopie on the ship of Proctos.

Ergohan, seriously injured, climbs back onto the floating debris. However, a golden lightning blasts him, reducing him to ashes. Suddenly, a mysterious chest comes out of the water and disassembles, revealing a huge egg. An angelic metal creature, posing as Jadilyna, grabs the egg. The latter announces that she is going to restore it to its owners and orders that no one oppose her; understanding which side she is on, Amy prepares to attack, but Nadia blocks her body. When "Jadilyna" flees with the egg, Aidan gets angry: why did Nadia act like this in favor of the Celestials after what they did to Razzia and their parents? In tears, Nadia stammers that this mysterious woman was none other than their mother.

Back in Exmakina, Toopie is recovering, after having Razzia's demon arm transplanted, Amy goes to a kitchen where Aidan and Nadia are arguing. The young boy is throwing everything he has at hand at his sister whom he accuses of telling lies about their mother. Nadia protests: she didn't lie and she knows that Aidan recognized their mother's jade magic. But this does not convince him because they too use this type of magic and when he asks her how Jadina could be alive and allied with the Celestials, Nadia answers crying that it was Razzia who told her. Amy not understanding, Nadia then explains to her (and everyone present) what Razzia confessed to her when she died.