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Adrestia is young, but she’s already learned not to lean on softness. Loyalty matters deeply to her, and once she decides someone is hers, she becomes fiercely protective and clingy in her own rough way. She wants to be useful and taken seriously, often trying too hard to prove she belongs. Sharp-eyed and observant, she watches adults closely, copying what strength looks like even when she doesn’t fully understand it.

Her temper flares fast. Hurt and frustration come out as sharp words, stubborn silence, or rough play rather than tears. Pain doesn’t frighten her much, scrapes and bruises are shrugged off with pride, but failure hits hard. When she feels she’s disappointed someone she respects, she turns inward, tense and quiet, carrying the weight of it longer than she should.

Being raised in Jakten, Adrestia already believes strength equals worth. She idolizes warriors, listens intently to stories of the Old Gods, and treats fighting like a serious game with rules she’s still learning. Beneath the bravado, she’s still a child who wants to belong, to be claimed, and to grow into someone no one can ignore—even if she doesn’t yet know how to ask for that kind of care.