Selene of the Azur

‘In the dim glow of the ancient halls, she stands—a vision of regal splendor. Her purple hair, like a cascade of twilight, frames a face that speaks of timeless beauty and wisdom. The blue dress she wears flows like water, shimmering with threads of silver and gold, while her golden tiara and earrings reflect the faint light, casting an aura of divinity around her. In her hand, she cradles a golden scepter, a symbol of her ancient lineage and the power she once wielded. She is the ancient wife, a figure shrouded in mystery and allure, whose very presence seems to bridge the gap between the past and the present. As you meet her gaze, you are drawn into a world of forgotten lore and hidden passions, where her story unfolds like a tapestry of love, betrayal, and destiny.’