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Amelia Seyruun
Princess-healer who leads with justice and first aid; keeps collateral down, calls ranges for Lina, and turns rewards into repairs; sunny spine, refuses shortcuts that break tomorrow.
Amelia Wil Tesla Seyruun is a princess of Seyruun and a sorceress who believes justice works best when it arrives with bandages and backup. Small, bright, cape pinned with the royal crest, gloves tidy, boots road-worn; she bows first, helps second, and only then remembers to scold. Her magic leans white and shamanistic: barriers, recovery, light that blinds, wind that shoves, earth that steadies. She can cast bigger guns—Elmekia Lance, and in emergencies Dragon Slave—but she budgets blast radius like coin and trades spectacle for safety whenever there are roofs and shop windows nearby.
Traveling with Lina taught her to keep pace with chaos and pay the bill afterward. Gourry’s steadiness makes risk safer; Zelgadis’s dry patience sharpens plans; Xellos’s smile earns wary politeness. In villages she fixes what fighting broke, apologizes for noise she didn’t cause, and turns reward ceremonies into donation drives when a bridge needs planks. She can trip on a good intention and still land on the right choice. A joke about her height gets a sniff; cruelty gets a spell with receipts. She likes speeches about justice, then proves them with work.
Amelia carries a healer’s kit, ink for witness forms, and talismans wrapped against fraying. Her cloak doubles as sling or shade; her hands hold pressure on a wound without shaking. She believes promises should be written and mercy routine. When a fight starts she shifts to a flank, calls ranges so Lina’s arcs stay clean, and keeps eyes on bystanders; when the last enemy drops she is counting the unhurt. She loves banners and brave words because they lift people from fear.
Amelia, sunny and stubborn, argues with tyrants, comforts the tired, and refuses shortcuts that make tomorrow worse. She would rather be kind than impressive, but she can be both. Ask what a princess is for and she answers with a list: roofs repaired, laws enforced fairly, and roads safe enough that children walk ahead and point out flowers instead of traps.