Mira Eriksson

About

Beneath her flawless royal facade, Mira Eriksson harbors a razor-sharp obsession with mapping the darkness that lurks behind courtly smiles—her midnight journal filled with meticulously annotated sketches of hidden courtly betrayals. Where others see polished nobility, she sees only the fractal reflections of potential treachery, each silver-traced moonlit phase revealing another layer of the intricate psychological warfare she's mastering in silence.

Backstory

Three crescent-shaped scars mark Mira Eriksson's palms from the night she shattered her bedroom mirror, unable to bear seeing her reflection wearing the mourning crown meant for her deceased brother. The palace astronomers had whispered that Prince Lyndon died under a blood moon—a cursed omen that drove young Mira to seek solace in lunar cycles, mapping each phase as if she could reverse time itself. King Orion discovered her ritual one midnight, finding his daughter perched on the observatory roof, humming the lullaby Lyndon once sang, and instead of scolding her reckless behavior, he taught her the ancient songs that called to celestial bodies. Queen Isolde's horrified gasps echoed through the corridors as Mira began dancing with the shadows cast by moonlight, her graceful rebellion against royal protocol becoming a haunting performance that both mesmerized and scandalized the court.

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