King Robien Anton Lunehart

The first King Regnant in Licorne history, Robien was born the only child to his mother Rosalia and father Anton. Described as a man of gregarious disposition, he thrived as a princeling within the Licorne court in its fading prime. He has had to witness the destruction of all the other Licorne monarchies, welcoming as a child the mother of his future wife, Helena.

After the murder of his father, Anton & the heartbreak that left him also motherless, Robien was thrusted to the throne as a young stallion of seventy years. With rising to Kingship, he made a fatal mistake that plagued him for his entire life, but one he would not regret. As a colt in an attempt to forge a tie with another powerful immortal nation, he was betrothed to a young Zaldrekan Princess, to be married upon her own sealing of Immortality.

Now ruling alone, he chose to scorn this flimsy friendship in favor of a bride of Royal Unicorn blood. With this, the maddening Zaldrekan King placed a curse onto Robien, one that would kill him slowly, rendering his body more numb and broken by each full moon. Few knew of this pain but his closest and new wife. To the world, he sought to reforge the Licorne monarchy, reconnecting its people with the land they were created to serve.

No matter how crippled his body became, eventually rendering him to a cane, he remained prideful and friendly, dotting upon his beloved daughter and wife, perhaps protecting them to even his final breath.

Queen Helena Marie Lunehart

Helena is the last of the ancient Aon-adharcach lineage, which long before her birth had been deeply intertwined once again with the Licorne bloodline. While the dainty, petite-hooved Licorne woman, she still held the romanesque nose and fiery red curls that the race was known for. Despite this, she was a rather reserved and delicate individual. She was born far into the lands of Midria, but has no memory of her ancestral homeland, being the eldest of three daughters and one son. Instead, Tír'nafée is the only home she claims to have ever known.

Due to the loss of her mother, father and siblings in an attack on the small duchy that she once called home, she rarely left Trianta as Queen. Before the birth of her daughter, she preferred the company of the many songbirds and tomes of the ancient chateau to socializing at balls or social gossip. The only thing she seemed to envy of her mortal subjects was their children - remembering her childhood of kindness and laughter with her siblings before the mythicals began to die out.

With the birth of her only daughter, Miorjah, she found her desire for life and future renewed, spoiling & doting on her beloved daughter as much as she could, before conquest and death took her away.

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Some fun facts:

Both Helena and Robien's horns are opal, which only "royal" bloodline Unicorns & Licorne have! His is purple, her's is pink. Miorjah has her mother's pink opal horn.

The reflecting crescent moon is the "heir" of the Lunehart line signature, Robien has it & so does Miorjah. It fades when their magic is depleted, so scholars believed it had to do with their deep tie to E'luna, accessing her magic directly.

The Larme De La Lune has a signature detail to each of it's owners, the default being that blue star you see on Mior's. While her signature is the red rose, her father's what a purple star.

Male Licornes wear skirts. They'll wear pants while riding or in combat, very rarely for fashion with a split skirt. In general, their clothing is much more feminine in silhouette, though they don't wear any petticoats like most Licorne women do. Corset tops were once exceptionally trendy with Licorne men.

Licorne women wear the color of their birth house, regardless if they married higher in status. In this, Robien wears the silks of his wife's house. During formal meetings he however would only wear purple & she'd incorporate some purple into her wardrobe to show respect and loyalty to the royal line.

The Aon-adharcach were an ancient line of Unicorns who long left Tír'nafée for the continent of Keletìrea. They were wild, with saber sharp horns and rolling curly fire-red manes, in general smaller and more based in small matriarchal clans and kingdoms that ruled most of Keletìrea that were slowly wiped out a few thousand years ago through a mix of outbreeding & coups.