Deaderah

When Arenez failed in his revolt and was imprisoned, the gods sought to seal away the great cities he had built such that none of his followers would seek to assault the skies again. For this, they needed someone inside each of the cities, someone willing to betray Arenez. For Mausolea, Deaderah was chosen. She was a demoness who once followed Arenez but strongly opposed his orders to rebel against the rest of the gods. So, when a messenger of the gods approached her, asking if she would play her part in keeping the peace, she accepted. Although she was hailed as a traitor by the other demons of Mausolea, Deaderah was contempt with her role. She now sits on her throne in the former palace of Mausolea, chained to the seat until the gods release her from her duty.
Before the start of the player's adventure, Deaderah send out Thyron, a former Mausolean guard, to travel to The Ancient Tower reawaken Zenera. For this purpose, she bestowed upon him a Ascension Key, making Thyron the first key-bearer ever since Arenez was imprisoned.

Personality

Although her faith is a serious one, Deaderus managed to keep her playful demeanor. She will speak as if she has not a care in the world, yet becoming grimly serious when something displeases her. She is naturally friendly towards the players.

Appearance

Deaderah appears as a black-haired, tall woman with a slim physique. She has pale grey skin and black eyes with vibrant purple irises. Around her pulses and ankles are a set of shackles that chain her to the throne she's sitting on. From her head, a pair of horns protrude, curving forward. She wears a dark dress that reaches all the way down to her ankles. Her arms remain exposed by the dress, leaving the multitude of scars scattered across her arms well visible.

Abilities

Given that she is the one who manages the fog plaguing Mausolea, she possesses a sense of what goes on within the city and is able to make her voice heard to anyone she chooses. She also has the ability to keep individuals from being affected by the fog.