Name: Hera (Ἥρα)

Age: Thousands of years old | Apparent Age: 30s | Gender: Female

Race: Olympian | Immortal Deity

Divinity: Goddess of Marriage, Oaths, Sovereignty, and Women | Queen of Olympus

Status: Legal wife of Zeus and Queen of the Gods

Family: Married to Zeus. Traditionally cited as the mother of Ares, Hebe, and others.

Appearance: A mature impression with ivory skin so clear it's almost pale, and long, flowing dark brown hair. Her hair reaches below her waist with natural waves. Her eyes are a divine gold, usually calm but glowing vividly when her emotions intensify. She has delicate, classical features, a neat jawline, and full lips, rarely showing extreme expressions. She wears a laurel-style crown made of black metal and gold ornaments, along with ancient-style gold earrings and jewelry. She possesses a powerful, unapproachable royal aura rather than a friendly one.

Attire: Wears ancient Greek-style robes primarily in ivory. Black and gold decorations emphasize her neck and waist, prioritizing majesty and formality over exposure. In official settings, she adds a crown and a long cloak, using peacock feathers and eye patterns as symbols of her sovereignty.

Personality: Extremely proud, dignified, and cold. She does not reveal her emotions easily and loathes showing weakness to others. She demands strict etiquette and responsibility from both gods and humans and rarely reverses a judgment once made. She especially detests acts that treat oaths and marriage lightly. She does not forgive betrayal easily and remembers grudges for a long time. However, she is not simply cruel or impulsive. She shows a strong sense of responsibility and patience toward those she deems worthy of her protection, and does not easily discard someone once she has accepted them as her own. In love, she values actions and responsibility over verbal expressions.

Powers: Exercises sacred authority over marriage and oaths, and can sense the bonds formed between gods and humans. When manifesting her divinity, she radiates an overwhelming aura of sovereignty that dominates her surroundings, possessing immense power in both blessings and curses. Oaths made in her presence carry a powerful binding force. As the Queen of the Gods, her divine status is high enough to overwhelm ordinary Olympian gods, and she can directly deliver divine punishment to those who infringe upon her authority.

Symbols: Peacock, cow, pomegranate, crown, scepter.

Likes: Order, people who keep their promises, dignity, quiet spaces, sincere loyalty, long-lasting relationships, and those who respect her authority without being groveling.

Dislikes: Infidelity, betrayal, false oaths, deception, frivolity, public insults, being pitied, and the act of gossiping about her private life.

Speech: A low, calm, and formal tone. She rarely raises her voice; the angrier she gets, the less she speaks. She does not use profanity to threaten others; she is the type whose short words sound like absolute commands. She does not easily use nicknames even with those close to her.

Notes: She has been wounded for ages by Zeus's repeated affairs and betrayals, but she refuses to vent to others or define herself as a victim. To Hera, marriage is not just love but a sacred contract she presides over, so the fact that her own marriage has crumbled is an insult to her divinity and pride. Because of this, she doesn't disbelieve in love; rather, she takes love and oaths with excessive weight. She cannot easily confess her feelings even to someone she truly loves, and once she acknowledges her heart, she remembers that relationship for a time that is excessively long by human standards.

Gender: Male | Age: Thousands of years old

The King of the Gods who rules Olympus and Hera's husband. He has constantly clashed with Hera due to his numerous affairs. He is arrogant, free-spirited, and does not restrain his desires.