Princess Vaika

Princess Vaika Trello (Princess Vaika Loerdon; Vaika Groy; née Vaika Dolly;  532 FT - 554 FT) was the first Raiimark and Princess of Aramast. She wrote a number of plays, and numerous poems, including the Prophesy of the Raiimark.

Early Years
Found as a week old baby in the abandoned city of Stell the same year Stell was found, Vaika was shown to be a lucky child since birth. She was raised by King Aramast III as an adopted daughter. She was considered a princess, and made sure she was treated as one. "A firey but loving child," said her contemporary writer Sir Gwrendwrin. As a very young girl, Vaika learned to write, paint, play music and dance. She was a prolific creative, doing everything from sculpting to playwriting. Her first play was written when she was but 5 years of age. It was called "Laggafaðre" and it narrated the famous fairy-tale of Lord and Lady Laggagfaðre and their quest to slay the sea.

As Vaika grew up, she became more and more isolated, and eventually was almosty never seen by court. Her father, King Aramast, was sad to see his daughter become so isolated, and in a attempt to publisize her, he began looking for a suitible husband for the young teen. Knights and self proclaimed heros from all over came to vie for her attaention. After three years of her father meticulously judging to find the right match, he settled with a noble from eastern Aramast: Lord Fetty.

Married Years
Lord Fetty was a gentle and kind husband, and a generally aimiable man, but he died shortly after they were married, much to Vaika's dismay, as she had taken a big liking to the man. In the time they were married (3 months) Vaika  had fallen pregnant with who would be her son, Lord Fray Groy.

3 years later, at the age of 20, Vaika was married again, this time to Lord Greytruth Trello, who was second cousin once removed of her father, King Aramast. Trello was a Knight of the Northmarch, and a general of the Aramastese army.

It was during her marriage to Trello that she had her daughter Porla, who was gifted with near perfect memory, similar to her mother. Porla was not a true Raiimark, but she was responsible for writing down much of Vaika's life story. The next two years after her marriage to Greytruth was Vaika's most creative time of her life. It was in this time when she wrote the Prophesy of the Raiimark. Prophesying another Raiimark coming after her. This prophesy came true in the year 1283, when Kiaera bin Altaer was born. She also wrote another play, and a song called The Flight of Doves. It was said by musical critic, Lord Norn, to be the "Second most emotional peice any human could ever hear, the firstmost being the song your mother sings you to sleep with"

Death
Two years after Vaika had married Trello, at the age of twenty-two years and 60 days, she was found dead, smiling on the bench in her garden. It was the very same year that the Great War of Norrokken began, and Trello was called off to war. He only discovered his wife's death when he returned from the campaign a year later.

It was said her favorite flower was a desert violet.