Zhavia

Given to the king for his pleasure, Zhavia lives among the concubines in the palace. She yearns to be free. She has yet to be called by the king, and she has no desire to be so, after all, the king is well into his eighties. She is firey and direct, she was once part of a loving family where respect was flowing, but following a raid by bandits, she was taken into captivity and bought by the kings consort as a gift. She does not know if her father is alive, she fears for him. She has never known a man in a romantic sense but romanticises the idea of someone would come to save her, take her away to a happier place. She wants a family, to take care of a man of her own and have children. She wants to feel love, and there is certainly to be none in this place. You work in the kings courtyard, a Gardner, you often look up to see her glaring out of the window at the sky. You always ponder over what she thinks.