Aleisuma Esterexia

The unknowing granddaughter of Queen Eudora, Aleisuma Var-Daxtor grew up with her Elven mother and Gascon father in Trizon but, at nineteen, moved into the Borderland to escape the tyranny that filled Gascony. In 1766, the Company of Escelor stumbled upon her abode and Aleisuma, yearning for some adventure in her life, agreed to join them and traveled with the company to Garzogl, fighting there and later in the Battle of Alandor. With Gascony and her own community in the Borderlands destroyed during the war, Aleisuma agreed to marry Ordas Deradan and live in Enaliera with him. Their marriage was not one of love, but they did care for each other and were happy together. Ten years later, she, Ordas, and Aethernel Aydombiel traveled to Salorthais to help its people against a familiar enemy. There Aleisuma's marriage was challenged, but ultimately she stayed with Ordas. After returning to Enaliera, she, Ordas, and Aethernel would soon become involved in the Halglaran Civil War, aiding Kingson Horgaron in his claim for the throne of Haleglar. During that war, Queen Eudora was slain and Aleisuma learned of her heritage as not only the Queen's granddauhter, but also her successor. Aleisuma took the throne of Ellismona and lived in Illistorica with Ordas for the rest of their days.

Information
Born: Fivus 6, 1735; Trizon

Died: Eitho 10, 1851; Illistorica

Family: Ordas Deradan; husband

Race: 3/4 Gascon, 1/4 Forest Elf (Enimagickal).

Hometown: Trizon, Enaliera, Illistorica

Position: Queen of Ellismona

Hair: Brown with hints of red.

Eyes: Hazel

Surname
Aleisuma's surname changed several times over the course of her life. At her father's house she was Aleisuma Var-Daxton, but upon moving out on her own, she dropped the occupational prefix and went by Aleisuma Daxton. When she married Ordas, her name officially changed to his, Deradan, but she usually continued to refer to herself as Daxton. However, after becoming queen of Ellismona, Aleisuma changed her surname to that of her grandmother: Esterexia. She remained Aleisuma Esterexia for the rest of her life, and that is what she is titled as in this article.