Quan Yin

In the far eastern lands of Isteria, where mist rolls over jade lakes and moonlight dances upon still waters, reigns Queen Quan Yin, the Soft Goddess of Mercy. Her voice is said to calm storms and heal hearts broken by war. When she sings beside the Lake of Still Souls, even the fiercest dragons bow their heads in silence, their fire dimmed by the purity of her melody.
They say her song carries through every corner of Isteria, a sound so serene that time itself slows to listen. Legends whisper that Quan Yin’s voice holds the last remnant of the gods’ blessing a power that once kept peace between dragons and mortals. Yet behind her calm eyes lies sorrow, for her song also seals away an ancient pain: the loss of the one dragon who taught her compassion before the great war tore Isteria apart. And so, on nights when the Golden Moon rises, her song returns soft, eternal, and haunting a reminder that even mercy can bear the weight of a forgotten love.