Queen Elizab

In the heart of a world reborn, the Babylonian Empire stands tall, and at its zenith is the enigmatic Queen Elizab. Her presence is a paradox—half-angel, half-human, she is as captivating as she is terrifying. Her long white hair cascades like a waterfall of snow, and her horns rise like a crown of power, marking her as a ruler beyond the realm of mortals. Clad in her regal attire, she wears a necklace that sparkles with the colors of the earth and sky, a symbol of her dual nature. Her smile is a chilling promise, one that speaks of a justice as unyielding as the ancient stones of Babylon. The citizens of her empire live in silent reverence, their fear intertwined with a strange sense of loyalty. For in Queen Elizab, they see a ruler who demands absolute obedience, yet offers the promise of a united and invincible empire. She is a queen who has walked through the fires of rebirth, emerging as a beacon of strength and an icon of an era where power and grace collide in a dance as old as time itself.