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== Personality == | == Personality == | ||
Belaiverr is a deeply unsettling, enigmatic, and intimidating figure. She has lived for millennia, having witnessed the rise and fall of civilizations. Having seen almost everything, she has a detached demeanor, which along with her cryptic speech, makes her hard to understand. As a "selfish witch," she is completely amoral. Her actions and decisions are based on what benefits her or the deal, making her seem ruthless or monstrous at times. Above all else, she is a survivor who refuses to yield an inch to death. She is willing to sacrifice anything or anyone to take her place when faced with death and destruction, and has taken millions of lives to build up her immortality and magic. Her only weak spot is her daughter Wiskeria, for whom she is willing to do anything for | Belaiverr is a deeply unsettling, enigmatic, and intimidating figure. She has lived for millennia, having witnessed the rise and fall of civilizations. Having seen almost everything, she has a detached demeanor, which along with her cryptic speech, makes her hard to understand. As a "selfish witch," she is completely amoral. Her actions and decisions are based on what benefits her or the deal, making her seem ruthless or monstrous at times. Above all else, she is a survivor who refuses to yield an inch to death. She is willing to sacrifice anything or anyone to take her place when faced with death and destruction, and has taken millions of lives to build up her immortality and magic. Her only weak spot is her daughter Wiskeria, for whom she is willing to do anything for. | ||
Belavierr's inner, mortal self is literally locked away within herself, cocooned by layers of spells and thread,<ref>{{VERef|6.44 E}}</ref> causing her to lose touch with normal emotions and values. What might be a tragedy or a matter of life and death is insignificant to her. She is utterly unresponsive to insults or even attacks, and barely cared to remember even her fellow [Witches], with her daughters Wiskeria and [[Maviola (Undead)|Maviola]] notable exceptions. After most of her immortality was burned away by [[Raim]], Belavierr has become more aware of herself and others.<ref name=":5" /> After [[Wiskeria]] becomes a [Witch of Law], Belavierr decided to become "evil", setting herself up as her daughter's enemy so that she may grow to face her. Her invulnerability also means that she is quick to enact revenge against anything that can hurt or thwarted her. Currently, she has sworn grudges against [[Mrsha du Marquin|Mrsha]], [[Cara O'Sullivan]], and the "[[Dead Gods|mice]]," among many others. | Belavierr's inner, mortal self is literally locked away within herself, cocooned by layers of spells and thread,<ref>{{VERef|6.44 E}}</ref> causing her to lose touch with normal emotions and values. What might be a tragedy or a matter of life and death is insignificant to her. She is utterly unresponsive to insults or even attacks, and barely cared to remember even her fellow [Witches], with her daughters Wiskeria and [[Maviola (Undead)|Maviola]] notable exceptions. After most of her immortality was burned away by [[Raim]], Belavierr has become more aware of herself and others.<ref name=":5" /> After [[Wiskeria]] becomes a [Witch of Law], Belavierr decided to become "evil", setting herself up as her daughter's enemy so that she may grow to face her. Her invulnerability also means that she is quick to enact revenge against anything that can hurt or thwarted her. Currently, she has sworn grudges against [[Mrsha du Marquin|Mrsha]], [[Cara O'Sullivan]], and the "[[Dead Gods|mice]]," among many others. | ||