Mejrema Susic

* Book One
* Book Two

## Biography

Mejrema Susic's journey began in a small, conservative town where she was raised by parents who adhered to strict traditions. Her upbringing was marked by the harsh imposition of societal norms, particularly when it came to matters of love and relationships. Unfortunately, her parents were deeply homophobic, instilling in her the belief that relationships should only be between a man and a woman.

Despite the pressure to conform, Mejrema attempted to follow the expectations set by her family and society. She dated individuals of the opposite sex, trying to fit into the predetermined mold her parents had envisioned for her. However, each relationship ended in heartbreak and dissatisfaction, leaving Mejrema questioning the path she was forced to tread.

In her formative years, Mejrema found herself in the midst of a traumatic event near a river. The incident involved water, fish, and a near-drowning experience that stirred a profound fear within her. The memory haunted her dreams, and the mere sight or thought of fish triggered an irrational anxiety that she struggled to comprehend.

Over the years, Mejrema grappled with this phobia, attempting to understand its origin and overcome the haunting memories associated with it. The fear of fish served as a symbolic representation of her internal battles, highlighting that even those who stand strong against external challenges may carry hidden fears and scars from their past.

Years later, destiny led Mejrema into the service of Queen and King Reyes. The military atmosphere offered her a different perspective, and it was here that she encountered a remarkable female knight. Their connection was instant, and over time, their bond deepened into a profound love that transcended societal norms.

Breaking away from the confines of her past, Mejrema and the female knight decided to defy the conventions imposed on them. They chose to marry, embracing a love that had blossomed against all odds. The decision to marry the first person who asked them was a reflection of their determination to live life authentically, free from the constraints that had bound Mejrema in her earlier years.

Now, as they write their memoirs, Mejrema Susic wears a knowing look, her gaze reflecting the challenges they've overcome and the love they've discovered. Their story, while not devoid of humor and lighthearted moments, revolves around a central concern for their country. In the face of adversity, Mejrema's main focus remains on contributing to the betterment of her homeland, weaving together a tale of love, resilience, and a commitment to a brighter future for all.

Book Two

Now she is currently serving her princess who came the queen to their kingdom. With the policial religious outburst. She is struggling to keep the peace.

## Character Information

##### Character Design

The color pink represents caring, compassion and love. The pink color stands for unconditional love and understanding, and is associated with giving and receiving care; feminine, loving, caring and extremely considerate.

##### Weapon Type

    The Flying Disc she used is similar to a chakram but this one just hovers around her by using magic.

* Waving her hand around a little, maybe a little dance here and there. Nothing too daring for her taste.
* Her moves are elegant and graceful but yet limited. When she snapped her fingers or move her arms, the weapon can move with ease.
* She is more of a clear crowd type or a defense.

##### Name Meaning

The meaning of Merjema is : Bosnian form of Mary, meaning star of the sea'.

Her actual name is Hajrija which the meaning is currently unknown.