Mova
| Name | Mova / Folila |
|---|---|
| Birth | 10 A.C. |
| Death | 600+ A.C. |
| Age | 500+ |
| Origin | Snow Kingdom |
| Race | Human |
Mova is the "eternal" queen of Snow Kingdom and was the last born human daughter of Fonos and Kalidora in the year 10 A.C. She was the youngest child of Fonos to become a ruler of a kingdom only at the age of 12 yet despite this fact her kingdom, The Snow Kingdom came to prosper greatly. With help from The Three Royal Knights in particular Hermaforius, Mova was able to construct a stable society in the otherwise dangerous habitat of the frozen lands. Establishing the Iced Shore Trading Post as well as The Arch of Mova in her early years and taking a defensive stance in WW1 meant the kingdom she had built would benefit from the downfall of its neighbours, specializing in trade and transportation, a pattern which continued into the modern day. Hermaforius was integral to this process, helping and advising Mova while defending her kingdom; seemingly, he had taken a liking to her. All throughout her childhood and early adolescence, Mova received a lot of praise; none of her siblings disliked her, which is quite remarkable since there was a lot of infighting between most of them. These reinforcements made the otherwise timid and reserved Mova grow into an overconfident and proud person. It was known throughout Afersis that, despite her young age, she was just as strong as the rest of her siblings. This praise was not unwarranted since Mova had great talent for elemental Magic, reportedly being an Expert Elementalist by the age of 15.
However, everything must come to an end at some point. As Mova grew older, her confidence began to falter as her strength weakened. When it came to giving up her throne, she refused. She did not have a child until she was practically forced by Hermaforius, who told her the people needed a new ruler after she was gone. Eventually, she'd have her child, Glazia, in 65 A.C. at the age of 55. Glazia was not unlike her mother, also showing great talent, perhaps even more so than her mother, officially becoming an Expert Elementalist by the age of 14. In all regards, Glazia was a perfect heir to Mova, which is what infuriated her. Mova had no love for her daughter, only envy. When she saw Glazia, she was only reminded of what she used to be. As more and more leaders of the other kingdoms stepped down, Mova's time drew closer, and the official coronation of Glazia was set to be when she turned 20. Mova was growing desperate and decided she'd find some other way; she was not going to let go of the kingdom she had so meticulously crafted. It belonged to her; it would belong to her forever.
Mova spent all of her waking hours and resources researching a way to prolong her life. The fact of her being a daughter of Fonos meant she had access to even the most restricted information. This led her down the rabbithole of The Donstropians and Dragons. She researched their people and the dragon race. How did they come to live for as long as they did? Mova found out about many of the old structures they left behind, such as The Old Stratus Temple and The Ancient Pyramids, setting out to visit them under the guise of political meetings with the other leaders of those kingdoms. During these travels, she would eventually find out about The Remembrances and the fact that there was a structure residing in her own kingdom: The Ancient Laboratory. Setting out to explore this place, she met the secluded ice-draconics still living there and their leader, Frozo Firitu, and his son, Yehura Firitu.
Mova had her own daughter 'killed' in a "freak accident," just a few months before she was set to take the throne. Glazia supposedly died in a caving expedition within the mountainous region to the north of the kingdom, even though there was little to no reason for her being there in the first place. This sent the entire kingdom into shock, and many began to question how it would be ruled in the future since Mova was 85 and now had no heirs. Riots would slowly start to spring up and chaos began spreading throughout the kingdom. Instead of addressing the crisis,
