Karie Asanyur

"Well, because most people are animals."~Karie, on the reason she sees rule by force as necessary

Karie Asanyur, Blessed Child of the Emperor is the sole offspring of Kail III Asanyur and one of the New Millennial Empire's de-facto military leaders, despite her gender. Shrewd, deliberate, cunning and strong-willed, she seemingly is the only Imperial official to address the slowly awakening Moonshards.

Appearance
Karie is a woman of strong, if slender build, bordering on mannish with strong shoulders and wide chest. For a human she is of above average height for a woman. Her face is long, narrow and angular, with thin lips and somewhat prominent nose. Her hair is a dark brown as are her eyes, almost but not entirely bordering on black. She cuts her hair short, at around neck-length, the edges closely trimmed at an even level. She usually wears the uniform of her provisional Major-General rank, grey and contouring to her body, with golden badge of rank on the chest. She seems to avoid wearing the overcoat of her uniform, when seen with it. When necessary she wears a two-edged one-hand daal on her hip as well.

Personality
The Imperial princess prefers directness and can come off as harsh, judgemental and even cruel with this approach of hers. She is known to be impressed by daring and ambition, allowing people of no previous repute to serve her in important ways, provided they demonstrate strength of will and disregard for the opinions of others. While serious and no-nonsense, being quick to address business matters concisely she does have an acerbic, dry sense of humor, mainly based on irony. She however also seems to be far from cold-hearted, showing compassion to the plight of the elves of the Earth-Domain and claiming to want to create peace and prosperity for mankind, with as little military action as possible, provided she can influence Imperial foreign policy. She is somewhat resentful, but also respectful of her father, claiming he has formed her into the person she is, with his disdain of weakness and demand for excellence, but also his acceptance of her and her skill, regardless of gender.