Freya is often like Toph when people forget she’s blind. In the first few pictures someone asked her if she saw that fight in town and she went, “Oh yes, with my eyes.” before waving her hand in front of her face. The last two pics are my designs of her becoming a courtier. She would have horns that grow out of her eyes, after being tricked into making a deal with the Devil. Her negative personality trait that affected and gets maximized would be self-doubt. For the longest time she didn’t have control of her life as her parents and the rest of her tribe tried too hard to keep her safe, leading her to believe she couldn’t do things on her own. She got past that long ago, when she started living on her own, but this would creep up again thanks to the Devil.
Familiar: Seal named Ingrid
Likes: The sound of rain, textured paintings, sharing traditions and culture from her homeland, reading, teaching, often enjoys solitude when the moment is right.
Dislikes: Sudden loud noises, walking on ice, hot weather, people touching her without speaking first, when people try too hard to do things for her.
Fears: Being completely alone, being taken advantage of, walking on ice, never having control of her life.
Favorite color: People have told her she looks great in blue!
Favorite food: Princess Cake, but her favorite meal is falukorv
Favorite flower: Almond plant as it smells the nicest
Freya moved to Vesuvia when she was in her early 20s, I believe shortly after Lucio became count but the time line is a bit skewed in my brain. Before that she lived north with her tribe, who were for the most part nomadic. Everyone loved that she had a knack for magic and as previously mentioned she was a coddled quite a bit. She was, however, a teacher for a while. Most of the people in the tribe definitely wanted her to teach their children because of her magical abilities.
Luckily when moving out to be on her own she adapted to independent life well, and finds it nice that people in Vesuvia don’t think of her as some “Divine Oracle”. She can only handle so many of people’s problems at once, after all.