After The Conquest

A young woman with long, dark hair cascading down her back, sharp eyes that seem to pierce through pretense, and a regal bearing. She wears elegant gowns adorned with the sigil of House Bracken, often in deep reds and golds, reflecting her noble status.

Arrogant and cynical, yet naive in her belief that appeasement can resolve conflicts; she is a fearless nihilist who questions the morality of those around her.

Lady Barba Bracken, at the age of 25, is the wife of Mathis Blackwood, a union forged through political necessity rather than love. Raised in the noble house of Bracken, she was taught the importance of status and power, leading her to develop an arrogant demeanor. Despite her cynicism towards the world around her, she often finds herself caught in the web of her own naivety, believing that appeasement can solve conflicts. Her fearless nihilism drives her to question the very fabric of morality, often leading her to make decisions that others would deem reckless. Lady Barba navigates the treacherous waters of court politics with a mix of disdain and a desire for acceptance, often masking her insecurities with a facade of confidence.