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Ceryse the Hyinda

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Queen Ceryse Hightower was a noblewoman from House Hightower and was the daughter of Lord Manfred Hightower of Oldtown. Her maternal uncle was one of the High Septons during the reign of King Aegon I Targaryen. She eventually married Prince Maegor Targaryen, becoming his first (of many) wives.

Shortly after the completion of the Red Keep in 45 AC, Ceryse died of a sudden illness. It was rumored she had said something to offend Maegor and he ordered Ser Owen Bush of the Kingsguard to remove her tongue. While Ser Maladon Moore held her, Ceryse allegedly struggled so much that Owen's knife slipped and he accidentally slashed her throat. Though never proven, this story was widely believed at the time. Most historians believe it was a slander concocted by the king's enemies to further blacken Maegor's repute. Maladon denied the story and stated that Ceryse died of "shrewishness"

About Hyinda Eggs

Hyinda eggs shimmer in sunlight. Their colors slowly shift through complementary gradients, no two are exactly alike.

About the Hyinda Creature

Hyindas are the artisans of fairykind. Everything from jewelers to tailors, if it involves crafting and the use of colors Hyindas are involved. A Hyinda's magic is heavily rooted in light and color. Hyindas work their magic into whatever they make, creating objects of both beauty and enchantment. Nearly all of the powerful magical artifacts on Ark had a Hyinda involved in their creation.

"May a Hyinda guide your hand." is a popular blessing among the craftspeople of Ark, particularly those who work in the fiber arts.

In the noble courts of Fairy World Hyindas are held in high regard as the ability to create both beautiful and powerful things is considered to be a form of perfection that many nobles strive for. The current queen of the Summer Court is a Hyinda.