Name 🙣 ⋅ Miorjah Celeste
Name Meaning 🙣 ⋅ Moon blessed, heavenly
Pronunciation 🙣 ⋅ Me·yor·Jaa suh·lest
Family Surname 🙣 ⋅ Lunehart
Pronunciation 🙣 ⋅ loon·haart
Meaning 🙣 ⋅ “The Moonborn Deer”
Species 🙣 ⋅ Unicorn
Breed 🙣 ⋅ Licorne
Height 🙣 ⋅ 5ft 6in ⋅ 167.64cm
Weight 🙣 ⋅ 163.16 lbs
Sex 🙣 ⋅ Female
Gender 🙣 ⋅ Feminine
Age 🙣 ⋅ 22
Age Appearance 🙣 ⋅ early 20’s
Birth Date 🙣 ⋅ Nov. 27th
Birthplace 🙣 ⋅ Trianta
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Fur 🙣 ⋅ Pale as snow on a moonlit night with an iridescent velvety sheen, glimmers in direct moonlight.
Eyes 🙣 ⋅ Pale moon-like pale blue with hints of​ delicate lavender and a silver-gold star-like shimmer.
She was no longer the careless color of sea foam but rather the color of snow falling on a moonlit night. But her eyes were still clear and unwearied, and she still moved like a shadow on the sea...
⋅ Opal Alicorne
What gives the Licornes their magic and the only true way to assume a Licorne’s age. Miorjah’s Alicorne is pale, shimmering opal, telling she is of royal blood that spirals from her brow, framed by her feminine bangs.
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⋅ Starlit Eyes
Her azure, moon-pale eyes are eternally bathed in starlight, the golden reflection of both the Crescent Moon and stars are eternally reflected in her eyes, occasionally paired with shimmering lavender and rosate hints and reflections.
She, born like a pale flower by some sad maiden cherish'd, and fed with true-love tears, instead of dew;
She smelled like white roses and was as fragile as moth wings.
Lunehart Royal Birthmark
⋅ Celestial Birthmark
Common for Licornes and a true designation of their House, Miorjah’s family is known for their celestial moon birthmarks upon their lower stomach. Miorjah’s is a pale gold, flanked by two four-point stars on each side, the closer petal pink and the farther a pale blue.
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⋅ Rapunzel Locks
Miorjah’s hair is almost impossibly long, as if it doesn’t break by stress. The ringlets often can drag on the floor, including her long tail. Despite this, the hair seems airy, floating in the lightest of breezes and allowing extravagant updos.
Miorjah is a white Licorne, known as a “moonkissed” – these Licornes are believed to have powerful magic abilities and ties to Mother Moon stronger than the typical Licorne. White Licornes are often historical figures or characters within folklore. Living moonkissed Licorne had seemed to have died out long ago. Miorjah, the first moonkissed babe born within several generations, was seen as a blessing to her dying lineage, a myth made flesh and a fable’s heroine brought to life.
Moonkissed
Like many royal mythical creatures, The Lunehart house has its birthmark as a result of their magic. A symbol of their ties to the Lunaire Mare and the Larme De La Lune taken visual form in a beautiful full moon with a pale gold crescent moon laid atop it, flanked by stars of any color. It is believed by the Licornes that the color of the stars that flank their moon foreshadows their destiny.
Flushed Fingertips
Miorjah's fingers are kissed pink and her nails neatly and almost religiously manicured, filed into rounded shapes and never painted. Not a single chip or imperfection to be seen as the princess is pampered as often as a blue ribbon mare. Red ribbon is often delicately tied around the princess's willowy limbs and are neatly tied with a bow.
The licorne's hooves are made of the same glimmering material as their elegant horns, and Miorjah is no exception. The princess's hooves are a beautiful lilac opal that best resemble deer tracks rather than just any ordinary mare.
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Once within the King's court - her hooves are shoed to prevent the Princess from walking the halls silently, small feminine clicks now following her wherever she goes.
Dainty Dewclaws
A beautiful shade of regal rose gold, the set of erotic jewelry was commissioned by the King of The North himself as a gift to his beloved ward. Encrusted with opal and ruby, the princess pairs them with every gown she adorns.
Shattersteel Bindings
Heartslocke
An ornate lock and key bearing symbolism of rosebriar and ruby. The lock keeps the princess's collar set neatly around her elegant neck. The King himself carries the key, willingly gifted to him to guard and protect by the moonflower maiden herself.
Ivory curls adorn the princess's head in beautiful luxurious ringlets. Often tied into complex styles adorned with ribbon or diligently braided for simplicity and comfort better suited for a girl of her birthright. Her hair is more becoming of a precious doll rather than that of a living girl.
