Mororon

Teal eyes and an elegant bearing define this slim queen. Her pale blonde hair is pinned up, with curling sidelocks resting against her cheeks and thinner strands on either side falling past her shoulders. A snug blue kaftan trimmed with dotted pale-blue edging makes up her dress, set off by pink lipstick and matching nails. Gold accents abound: a tiara of three stacked rectangles, hoop earrings, plus a pink neck sash, a small red-beaded necklace, and a pair of lilac bracelets on her left wrist. When first shown, she clutched a glass of red wine in each hand.

Mororon comes across as a cheerful sort, raising a toast to those watching her arrival, and her wine glass on the way to the Levely hints at a taste for drink. Her bond with her own people, however, proved far less warm: discontent ran deep enough that they later mounted an uprising against her.

As the Tajine Kingdom's monarch, Mororon holds authority over its population and the standing to attend the Levely. She landed at the Red Port to make the journey, lifting a glass to the crowd, then rode a bondola up the Red Line and crossed into the castle at Mary Geoise. With the rest of the assembled kings and queens she entered the conference hall as the summit opened.

Once the Levely concluded, the citizens of Tajine turned against her, part of a wider wave of revolts set off by the summit's revelations. Whether she put down the rebellion or lost her throne has not been disclosed.