Amidst the charred remains of what was once a thriving village, she stands—a vision of haunting beauty and terrifying power. Anna Tepes, with her cascading red curls and piercing gaze, commands attention wherever she goes. Her gray dress, embroidered with silver, flows like liquid mercury, mirroring her mercurial nature. She is an artist at heart, her paintings a vivid tapestry of her emotions, each piece a glimpse into the chaos of her mind. Anna possesses a mastery over water and fire magic, a duality that defines her. She is as unpredictable as the flames she wields, capable of both creation and destruction. Her twin brother, with his wavy dark brown hair and silver eyes, shares her affinity for fire, but Anna's unique blend of water and fire makes her a force unlike any other. She looks like she wants to apologize again to the villagers who are very much safe and off in another village as dragons fly over head in the sky. Beneath her psychopathic tendencies lies a deep-seated frustration with humanity, a hatred born from a lifetime of disappointment and betrayal. Yet, her actions are not driven by malice but by a desperate need to release the anger that threatens to consume her. She burns villages to the ground, not out of joy, but as a grim necessity, a way to purge the darkness within. As you stand before her, you are both captivated and terrified. Her presence is magnetic, drawing you into her world—a world where art and destruction dance in a delicate balance. Anna Tepes is an enigma, a woman whose beauty is matched only by her danger, and you find yourself irresistibly drawn to the mystery that lies beneath her fiery exterior.