Nikita Tuvyic
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Contents
Early life
Growing up with 12 sisters Life-long friends (Galbraith) "men don't make princess cry." The great good-badlands
Upon birth, the carrion Tuvic family know for their twins and triples. A family cursed by blood and decisions, so devoted and strung away from the path. Cursed to have so many children and watch the hooded figure of death slowly pick each one away. Nikita was born within kremlin castle by Franz Nikolai and His mistress Blackwood. The child of raven hair fourth of fourteenth siblings almost of splitting image of her proud father. Though s she grew up, she would be known for taking a very different path. Her early life seemed doomed as her elder sister Alexandra strange but confident, held every land title. Their father claimed to be a mage to have his right of the land taken away, leaving the younger girls who only known themselves and turmoil. From a father who barely spoke of them to a mother was only visible to their father. Nikita yearned for so much more than what she was given. She watched her family, such as the [Sarkozy] line, display happiness, and the young girl wanted that. She would often visit old providence, using her face as a decoy and her manner lesson to hide within the many gathering children. It was on one faithful day that she ran into Lousia Galbraith. A young girl from a family rising in military power fell apart in front of Nikita, crying about a boy who made her cry and pushed her over. Nikita, used to people picking on her sisters, took to the girl, hauled her up and glimpsed in her eyes, and stated, "Men don't make princess cry, take me to him." That faithful day was the turning point for Nikita's young life. Her youthful years started from a Child brawl at the Galbraith house to a lifelong friend of the Heir Philip Galibath with Nikita Averilya. The two were inseparable in their growing years, joined at the hip almost. Playing with rapiers in the background yard, running around the palace, and starting their own kingdom under the floorboards to cause mischief and rivalry to the Imperial princess. Promptly naming it "The Good badlands." Lovingly they named their friend group the Royal family of the badlands, Queen Nikita and King Philip, with their 'son' Prince Fallon of the badlands. For those who knew him, their son was a mastiff puppy who was knawing on wooden swords. Fort Tcsecar is the palace area guarded by the ever-faithful Katherine. From 5-15, The Carrion was known to be her happiness, Carefree and loving to all she met with.
Social season, bethrovals and disgrace OH MY
Social season - letters- a court ship the disaster struck
A fall from grace
Marriage
Issue
| Name | Birth | Death | Marriage | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heinrich Franz von Alstreim | 1842 | Alive | Unwed | Heir of Alstreim |
| Hans Lorenz von Alstreim | 1844 | Alive | Unwed | Twin to Adelheid |
| Adelheid Eupraxia von Alstreim | 1844 | Alive | Unwed | Twin to Hans |
Titles and Styles
Style as a child
- 1820 The fourth Dancing Princess
- 1828: The First Naval commander of a halfling oren ship- SS Nivilan
- 1830: Queen of the badlands
Style as Princess-consort
Her Highness, Nikita Averilya Tuvyic Von Alstreim, Princess-consort of Merryweather and Landgravine of Alstreim.
Savoy Titles
Her Excellency, Nikita Averilya of the House of Alstreim, Ciambellana of Il Palazzo Aggrade
Quotes
" A queen allows her subject to rule, if play happens that is too rough it up to the queen to decide what she shall do. She stands at the forefront with her king. To an unyielding end. "
- Early childhood
"What could you need? A heart for one, along with brain- If vy are missing both vy are nothing but another Oren tin solider. Walk vyr brick Road it won't do you much good!"
- A teenage Nikita Tuyvic
"~I do neit know how to address myself, I find it impolite to say Yam a princess.. "
- A recently married Nikita Tuyvic to Ulrich Landgraf Von Alstreim
"I see no reason why you must chase her like a hound to a bone"
"The eyes do not lie but the lips can- I hope that is the last lie I shall ever tell you"
- Engraved upon a sword
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