Medella

## Childhood

Medella is Floppa and Aelurus' son. As a child, she became fascinated with illnesses when she became ill with a cold. Eventually, she decided that she would try and learn everything she could to prevent herself from getting sick. However, this newfound passion wasn't born from the desire to not be sick anymore - rather, Medella had heard that some diseases can be immune to cures and wanted to see how far those diseases could evolve before stopping altogether. And if possible, she wanted to be able to manipulate those diseases so that they would help rather than harm. Of course, everyone viewed her as ambitious, but they still tried their hardest to push her along the path she'd wanted to follow.

Eventually, her affinity manifested in the form of healing magic. However, it didn't work the way it was supposed to - instead of being able to cast healing spells at will, her magic trace continuously healed everyone who came into contact with it. Medella could change the level of healing the people who touched her received, but she couldn't make her magic trace stop healing people. This wasn't good: Medella would wind up exhausting her magic power one day, and she might even land in magic debt. Thankfully, the researchers at the magic department of Caelum's research lab were able to fix the problem by creating a bracelet that would restrict the flow of her magic trace.

## Teenage Years

As she grew up, she started to research diseases without a cure as well as mental illnesses. Medella would take frequent trips to the mortal world to visit humans with uncurable diseases, disguising herself as a middle schooler who was researching such topics. When she'd gathered all the information she needed, Medella would start trying to find a cure. Sometimes she succeeded, sometimes she didn't, but whether she did or didn't only a small amount of people were affected. Even if she found a cure, no one would believe her - only the people with nothing to lose would take the cure.

As for the people who were mentally ill, Medella tried interacting with them and studying their brain waves. Some people who were afflicted, Medella found, could be restored with simple means, whereas others would need all of their memories erased to fix them. Sometimes, Medella would find someone who would always go down a certain path no matter what she did with them in both mind and body. These people were dubbed Prescripts - the universe would always find a way to fulfill the fate that it decided upon for that person. There was no saving the Prescripts - the universe's rule over fate was absolute.

## Adulthood

Having done all the research she'd wanted on diseases and such, she started to get into things like surgery. It was in this manner that she met her husband, Praecuro. She was attending a seminar down in the mortal world and Praecuro also happened to be there. Having realized that neither of them were human, the two sat down and had a chat about Caelum's healthcare. Soon enough, they fell in love and got married. Medella gave birth to her daughter, Iris, and the two monitored her as she grew. Sadly, Iris didn't follow in her parents' footsteps; it seemed like she did the exact opposite of what they did to spite the two. Eventually, Medella and Praecuro gave up on trying to get her to do what they wanted.

Medella continued to research more medically related things as she went on. Caelum's healthcare improved, and a couple of Noctis would watch her when she treated the sick. Medella treated them fairly - she believed everyone had a right to proper treatment or a way to improve their life. The Noctis who were watching picked up a few things from observing Medella's doctoring and brought these things to Inanis. Sadly, these practices weren't valued in Inanis: the Noctis were more of a battling race than a healing race. Either way, Medella did have somewhat of an impact on Inanis, judging by the popularity of the new doctors.