Psyche Callista

Appearance:Psyche used to have wavy, blond hair that extends past her waist and is often styled with lavish accessories. She has slanted, translucent green eyes set in a soft, feminine face. Her frame is slim and willowy, with gentle, frail arms. Psyche opts to wear a colorful array of lavish gowns, often in pastel or pale shades. After her breakup with Eros Orna Vasilios, Psyche currently has a shorter hairstyle that almost reaches her shoulders. Personality: Psyche has a happy and carefree disposition who trusts people easily. Her sincerity naturally draws people to her, including those with ill intentions who wish to take advantage of her kind nature.[3] She has difficulty impersonating Medea Solon, who values social status and treats others with contempt. Though Psyche is a noble within the Vasilios Empire, she disregards one's social class and instead values one's personality. Humble, compassionate and loving, Psyche cares for the servants and knights of the House of Callista and considers them family.[4] Throughout the Empire of Vasilios, she is known as the benevolent future princess consort who sympathizes with all people regardless of their origins, especially amongst the commoners.[5] She is often swayed by her emotions, unable to maintain her composure when caught off guard. Despite this, she exhibits good survival instincts. When confronted by Helio Niccolo, Psyche was able to pull herself out of a precarious situation and portray a passable impression of Medea.[6] Psyche initially lacks self-worth and is prone to quickly giving up in the face of adversity. Since discovering that Eros Orna Vasilios wishes for her demise, however, Psyche began to learn determination and persistence.[7] Due to her sheltered upbringing, Psyche is considered naïve for her idealistic perspectives of the world. Medea once declared Psyche as obtuse for valuing true love over the responsibilities of ruling an empire.[8] Unlike Medea, Psyche lacks experience interacting within her social class and therefore does not possess proper savoir-faire. She is generally ignorant of social politics and empire affairs. With minimal education, Psyche also lacks knowledge in most subjects and is not very well-read.[1] After the body-switch, Psyche diligently works to accumulate educational knowledge to properly impersonate Medea. She later begins learning swordsmanship as a form of self-defense.[9]