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{{Infobox:Character|character_name= | {{Infobox:Character|character_name=The Prophet of Pavvaltaar|culture=Shikagan|religion=[[House of Hearth]]|gender=Female|race=Fallen Angel {{!}} Eldritch Being|nationality=Istraki|titles=The Prophet | ||
Founder of the Hearth | |||
Ruler of the Kingdom of Istraks | |||
|age=28|birth=|player=[[SkyFantasyWorld]]|hexcode=#f1a1ba|character_image= | |||
Crowned Prophetess of Istraks | |||
High Priestess of the Etherealist Church | |||
Head of Pavvaltaar | |||
Divine Regent of Istraks (Previous) | |||
Heiress to the Hamanomiya Family (Previous) | |||
|age=(Apparent) 28 | |||
(True) Unknown|birth=|player=[[SkyFantasyWorld]]|hexcode=#f1a1ba|character_image=Prophet_Two.png|ethnicity=Shikagan Istraki}} | |||
''''The Prophet'''' is the founder and current spiritual head of '''[[Pavvaltaar]]''', the remote monastery city in the northern reaches of the [[Istraks|'''Kingdom of Istraks''']], previously '''[[Ritannia]]'''. She presently serves as the '''Head of the Kingdom of Istraks''', guiding the kingdom through a period of transition following the disappearance of King Johannes. | |||
As the creator of the [[House of Hearth|'''House of Hearth''']], she is revered as the voice and vessel of the '''Divine Five''', the spiritual pillars of Etherealism. | |||
== <small>History</small> == | == <small>History</small> == | ||
==== Early Life ==== | ==== Early Life ==== | ||
Before she was the “Prophet,” she was known as '''Hæva Hamanomiya''', nicknamed ''Sky'' by those close to her. The truth of her birth was unknown- found as a young toddler and raised as the youngest child of a Shikagan scholar and an Istraki mother in the distant city of Karakura, far beyond present-day Cinder. But her soul was not entirely mortal. Unbeknownst to her, she was the last remnant of a '''Fallen Herald of the Five,''' an angelic being bound into flesh. Her parents kept her hidden, praying she might live an ordinary life, untouched by divinity. | |||
From childhood, she felt the world too vividly… Her heart both too heavy and too restless. Described as ''“sweet chaos incarnate,”'' she was bright, curious, and filled with warmth, yet shadows lingered at the back of her mind- voices she could not name. Her older brother, '''Sakuta''', became her guardian while their parents’ work kept them absent. | |||
But fate was cruel. At 12, her parents were killed in a vessel crash. And though grief struck deep, the Five were not entirely merciless. At 13, she befriended '''Leonel Volantivaska''', a calm, kind-hearted boy whose laughter rekindled her own. Yet fate was not finished with her. At 16, Sakuta succumbed to sudden illness, leaving her alone. It was then the first cracks in her angelic shell appeared. The whispers grew louder... fate and fire, balance and ruin. The voices of the '''Five Pillars''', slowly stirring the truth buried inside her. | |||
She became the sole heir to the Hamanomiya name. In her grief, she uncovered fragments of her family’s history- ties to the Kingdom of Istraks, the legacy of her bloodline, and the shifting of her identity. | |||
==== Pre-Cinder Years ==== | |||
In time, her friendship with Leo developed into love. She had not planned it, nor expected it, but welcomed it nonetheless. At 20, they married. | |||
For three fleeting years, she knew happiness with him. Living a normal life with him, she bore '''triplets''', her miracles. Mortal children, untouched by her hidden divinity. For a brief time, she believed she could simply live as Hæva, as Sky, not as the vessel of a destiny she did not choose. | |||
But mortality proved merciless. The triplets died within weeks of birth. Months later, Leo too was taken in a tragic accident. And with him, her final hope of an ordinary life. | |||
But of | |||
Her grief became uncontainable. Holding his dying body in her arms, her divinity broke its bindings. In her agony, wings tore through flesh, a halo burned bright, and she revealed for the first time her '''fallen angelic form''': four wings lined with eyes, horns of radiant shadow, her mortal shell half-consumed by light and void. But even in the brink of death, giving her one last kiss despite her form, with his death, the secret became hers alone to bear.[[File:Prophet Glass.png|thumb|289x289px|Stain glass of the Prophet]] | |||
==== Creation of Pavvaltaar ==== | ==== Creation of Pavvaltaar ==== | ||
Shattered, she abandoned Karakura. She wandered, aimless, until her path carried her to the land of Cinder- specifically, the ancestral lands of Istraks, bounded under the Republic of Ritannia. In the mountains, the whispers became commands. The '''Five Pillars''' finally spoke to her directly: | |||
* '''Aerlion, the War Pillar''', taught her strength and endurance. | |||
* '''Lunaris, the Knowledge Pillar''', gave her sight into hidden truths. | |||
* '''Pavv, the Fate and Chaos Pillar''', bound her soul, reminding her she could not escape destiny. | |||
* '''Aynor, the Life Pillar''', gave her renewal amidst despair. | |||
* '''Dicio, the Death Pillar''', forced her to accept what she had lost. | |||
From their voices, she became '''The Prophet.''' No longer Hæva. No longer Sky. She laid the foundations of '''Pavvaltaar''', the monastery-city and heart of the House of Hearth. Her teachings spread, and Istraks, long buried under Ritannian rule... Began to rise once more, eventually reborn under King Johannes’ banner. | |||
==== Ruler of the Kingdom of Istraks ==== | |||
After the independence of Istraks and the disappearance of King Johannes van Munke, she served as Regent of the kingdom. During the war between Ritannia and Thundra, she fully assumed the mantle as the '''Crowned Prophetess of Istraks''', guiding her people fully as ruler. | |||
== <small>Career</small> == | == <small>Career</small> == | ||
=== Ritannia === | === <u>Ritannia</u> === | ||
[[File:Pavvaltaar Flag.png|thumb|268x268px|Flag of Pavvaltaar (House of Hearth)]] | |||
==== Founding of Pavvaltaar ==== | ==== Founding of Pavvaltaar ==== | ||
Arriving in the mountains north of '''[[Ritannia]]''' and guided by a vision from the '''Divine Five''', the Prophet began the construction of '''[[Pavvaltaar]]'''. With her own hands, she laid the first stones of the '''Temple of the Divine Five''', a sanctuary for those who seek purpose. What was once barren slowly became a place of guidance for wanderers and travelers, drawing those seeking meaning, redemption, and a higher path. | |||
Arriving in the mountains north of [[Ritannia]] and guided by a vision from the '''Divine Five''', | |||
==== Creation of House of Hearth ==== | ==== Creation of House of Hearth ==== | ||
Alongside the creation of '''Pavvaltaar''', The Prophet established the [[House of Hearth]], a order dedicated to the '''Five Ethereal Pillars | Alongside the creation of '''Pavvaltaar''', The Prophet established the [[House of Hearth|'''House of Hearth''']], a order dedicated to the '''Five Ethereal Pillars:''' ''Aynor, Lunaris, Aerlion, Pavv, and Dicio''. Each pillar represents a element of existence: creation, knowledge, freedom, fate, and death. The House of Hearth became the center of '''Pavvaltaar''', offering teachings, rituals, and guidance to those who walk the path of 'balance'. As its founder, '''The Prophet''' shaped the doctrine, rituals, and rites that guides the place. | ||
==== Kingdom of Istraks Revolution ==== | |||
[[File:Divine Regent.png|thumb|311x311px|Painting of the Divine Regent]] | |||
The Prophet’s first major political move came during the '''Istraki Revolution''', when she publicly denounced the '''Ritannian Republic''' following the outbreak of violence and injustice across its land. Though she did not participate in the conflict directly, she issued a formal proclamation ''severing ties with the Republic,'' declaring its justice hollow and its leadership abandoned by the Five. This moment gained the attention of the Istraki royalists and allowed for her followers to protest against the Republic. | |||
=== <u>Kingdom of Istraks</u> === | |||
==== High Priestess of the Etherealist Church ==== | |||
Following the revolution’s end and the fall of the Republic, '''King Johannes van Munke''' invited the Prophet to become the '''High Priestess of the Reformed Etherealist Church'''. Accepting this role, she began reestablishing the faith under the newly formed '''House of Hearth''', using its doctrine to reshape the foundation of the kingdom. | |||
==== Divine Regent of Istraks ==== | |||
As the weeks passed following Istraks’ independence, King Johannes quietly disappeared from the kingdom. In his final 'known' act, he entrusted governance to the Prophet during a private audience in Interdam. Shortly thereafter, the King vanished. The Prophet was named '''Regent of Istraks''', assuming leadership in his absence. | |||
==== Crowned Prophetess of Istraks ==== | |||
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== Photos == | |||
Fanarts, skins, and drawings of the Prophet. Mostly made by [[SkyFantasyWorld]].<gallery> | |||
File:Divine Regent.png|Fanarts and Drawings | |||
</gallery><gallery> | |||
File:Prophet.png|Prophet's Skins | |||
File:Prophet Two.png|alt= | |||
</gallery> | |||
[[Category:Character]] | [[Category:Character]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:11, 5 September 2025
| The Prophet of Pavvaltaar | |
|---|---|
| Culture | Shikagan |
| Religion | House of Hearth |
| Gender | Female |
| Race | Eldritch Being |
| Ethnicity | Shikagan Istraki |
| Nationality | Istraki |
| Title(s) | The Prophet
Founder of the Hearth Ruler of the Kingdom of Istraks Crowned Prophetess of Istraks High Priestess of the Etherealist Church Head of Pavvaltaar Divine Regent of Istraks (Previous) Heiress to the Hamanomiya Family (Previous) |
| Age | (Apparent) 28
(True) Unknown |
| Player | SkyFantasyWorld |
'The Prophet' is the founder and current spiritual head of Pavvaltaar, the remote monastery city in the northern reaches of the Kingdom of Istraks, previously Ritannia. She presently serves as the Head of the Kingdom of Istraks, guiding the kingdom through a period of transition following the disappearance of King Johannes.
As the creator of the House of Hearth, she is revered as the voice and vessel of the Divine Five, the spiritual pillars of Etherealism.
History
Early Life
Before she was the “Prophet,” she was known as Hæva Hamanomiya, nicknamed Sky by those close to her. The truth of her birth was unknown- found as a young toddler and raised as the youngest child of a Shikagan scholar and an Istraki mother in the distant city of Karakura, far beyond present-day Cinder. But her soul was not entirely mortal. Unbeknownst to her, she was the last remnant of a Fallen Herald of the Five, an angelic being bound into flesh. Her parents kept her hidden, praying she might live an ordinary life, untouched by divinity.
From childhood, she felt the world too vividly… Her heart both too heavy and too restless. Described as “sweet chaos incarnate,” she was bright, curious, and filled with warmth, yet shadows lingered at the back of her mind- voices she could not name. Her older brother, Sakuta, became her guardian while their parents’ work kept them absent.
But fate was cruel. At 12, her parents were killed in a vessel crash. And though grief struck deep, the Five were not entirely merciless. At 13, she befriended Leonel Volantivaska, a calm, kind-hearted boy whose laughter rekindled her own. Yet fate was not finished with her. At 16, Sakuta succumbed to sudden illness, leaving her alone. It was then the first cracks in her angelic shell appeared. The whispers grew louder... fate and fire, balance and ruin. The voices of the Five Pillars, slowly stirring the truth buried inside her.
She became the sole heir to the Hamanomiya name. In her grief, she uncovered fragments of her family’s history- ties to the Kingdom of Istraks, the legacy of her bloodline, and the shifting of her identity.
Pre-Cinder Years
In time, her friendship with Leo developed into love. She had not planned it, nor expected it, but welcomed it nonetheless. At 20, they married.
For three fleeting years, she knew happiness with him. Living a normal life with him, she bore triplets, her miracles. Mortal children, untouched by her hidden divinity. For a brief time, she believed she could simply live as Hæva, as Sky, not as the vessel of a destiny she did not choose.
But mortality proved merciless. The triplets died within weeks of birth. Months later, Leo too was taken in a tragic accident. And with him, her final hope of an ordinary life.
Her grief became uncontainable. Holding his dying body in her arms, her divinity broke its bindings. In her agony, wings tore through flesh, a halo burned bright, and she revealed for the first time her fallen angelic form: four wings lined with eyes, horns of radiant shadow, her mortal shell half-consumed by light and void. But even in the brink of death, giving her one last kiss despite her form, with his death, the secret became hers alone to bear.

Creation of Pavvaltaar
Shattered, she abandoned Karakura. She wandered, aimless, until her path carried her to the land of Cinder- specifically, the ancestral lands of Istraks, bounded under the Republic of Ritannia. In the mountains, the whispers became commands. The Five Pillars finally spoke to her directly:
- Aerlion, the War Pillar, taught her strength and endurance.
- Lunaris, the Knowledge Pillar, gave her sight into hidden truths.
- Pavv, the Fate and Chaos Pillar, bound her soul, reminding her she could not escape destiny.
- Aynor, the Life Pillar, gave her renewal amidst despair.
- Dicio, the Death Pillar, forced her to accept what she had lost.
From their voices, she became The Prophet. No longer Hæva. No longer Sky. She laid the foundations of Pavvaltaar, the monastery-city and heart of the House of Hearth. Her teachings spread, and Istraks, long buried under Ritannian rule... Began to rise once more, eventually reborn under King Johannes’ banner.
Ruler of the Kingdom of Istraks
After the independence of Istraks and the disappearance of King Johannes van Munke, she served as Regent of the kingdom. During the war between Ritannia and Thundra, she fully assumed the mantle as the Crowned Prophetess of Istraks, guiding her people fully as ruler.
Career
Ritannia

Founding of Pavvaltaar
Arriving in the mountains north of Ritannia and guided by a vision from the Divine Five, the Prophet began the construction of Pavvaltaar. With her own hands, she laid the first stones of the Temple of the Divine Five, a sanctuary for those who seek purpose. What was once barren slowly became a place of guidance for wanderers and travelers, drawing those seeking meaning, redemption, and a higher path.
Creation of House of Hearth
Alongside the creation of Pavvaltaar, The Prophet established the House of Hearth, a order dedicated to the Five Ethereal Pillars: Aynor, Lunaris, Aerlion, Pavv, and Dicio. Each pillar represents a element of existence: creation, knowledge, freedom, fate, and death. The House of Hearth became the center of Pavvaltaar, offering teachings, rituals, and guidance to those who walk the path of 'balance'. As its founder, The Prophet shaped the doctrine, rituals, and rites that guides the place.
Kingdom of Istraks Revolution

The Prophet’s first major political move came during the Istraki Revolution, when she publicly denounced the Ritannian Republic following the outbreak of violence and injustice across its land. Though she did not participate in the conflict directly, she issued a formal proclamation severing ties with the Republic, declaring its justice hollow and its leadership abandoned by the Five. This moment gained the attention of the Istraki royalists and allowed for her followers to protest against the Republic.
Kingdom of Istraks
High Priestess of the Etherealist Church
Following the revolution’s end and the fall of the Republic, King Johannes van Munke invited the Prophet to become the High Priestess of the Reformed Etherealist Church. Accepting this role, she began reestablishing the faith under the newly formed House of Hearth, using its doctrine to reshape the foundation of the kingdom.
Divine Regent of Istraks
As the weeks passed following Istraks’ independence, King Johannes quietly disappeared from the kingdom. In his final 'known' act, he entrusted governance to the Prophet during a private audience in Interdam. Shortly thereafter, the King vanished. The Prophet was named Regent of Istraks, assuming leadership in his absence.
Crowned Prophetess of Istraks
tbw
Photos
Fanarts, skins, and drawings of the Prophet. Mostly made by SkyFantasyWorld.
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Fanarts and Drawings
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Prophet's Skins
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