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Female |
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Alive
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Apista is Lyonette's Ashfire Bee.
Appearance[edit | edit source]
Apista is a little bit bigger than the size of two hands joined together, which makes her larger than the average Ashfire Bee which are as big as a hand.[1]
After she was injured at the Meeting of the Tribes, she was given tiny peg legs and artificial wings.[2]
Personality[edit | edit source]
Background[edit | edit source]
Chronology[edit | edit source]
- Spawn and childhood as singular bee, trained by Lyonette
- Addiction to faerie flowers.
- Defeating the Queen of Ashfire Bees
- Overcoming addiction to Faerie flowers, desire to rescue Ashfire bee swarm
Powers and Abilities[edit | edit source]
Having drunk the magical nectar of the faerie flowers on a regular basis, Apista's mana reserves have increased, allowing her to create hotter, brighter flames which also won't extinguish as quickly compared to other ashfire bees.[1] She attached the remains of Belavierr's Naq-Alrama needle to her stinger, letting her sting past magical protections.[3] She became able to use Erin's memory flames. Inspired by Valeterisa's feat of lifting Fissival, she can use flames to propel herself like a small rocket, regaining her ability to fly after she lost her wing.[4]
Skills:[edit | edit source]
Skills that apply to Apista through Lyonette's [Lesser Bond].
- [Agile Flier]
- [Basic Training]
- [Crimson Stinger][5]
- [Enhanced Intelligence]
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Apista's name was revealed in Ch 4.07.
- Erin suggested several potential names for the bee, with "Apista" being the one Lyon settled on, though Erin had been holding out for Beeyonce, or Pudge.[6]
- Apista consumed fairy flower nectar on a daily basis, making her high.[7]
- Apista dislikes whenever a "bug thing" enters the inn. She is afraid of them, as they eat her kind.[1]
- Apista considers Mrsha to be her pet.[8]
- Apista is capable of playing chess, even once beating Mrsha in a game, which is either a testament to Apista's intelligence, or Mrsha's ineptitude at the game[9]