Vadeyn Milirose
“The loveliest bloom comes from a barren garden, but so unaware of itself, so surrounded by prickles and weeds, it will either think itself no better or think itself hopelessly lost.”

“The mystery of how Vadeyn managed to cultivate such a soft heart in such an unforgiving atmosphere, no less how it has managed to remain uncrushed in the six decades Vadeyn has been alive, piques the interest and ire of many.\n\nHe is, they will say, surely destined for tragedy; eventually to be consumed or snuffed out by the pressure. To his fortune, Vadeyn has no interest in complete surrender just yet. His is a quiet-perhaps ridiculous-optimism, which nets him a few allies, and many enemies. He has become self-sufficient, prone to dreaming, and forced on occasion to become uncomfortably bold.”