When you see her approach, mounted proudly on her white horse, you realize you are contemplating a paragon of what a paladin knight should be. All of her weapons are in perfect condition, all showing masterwork craftsmanship. Her armor shines with the reflection of the sun, her hair flowing after her, with her eyes showing his ability to lead men into battle, pushing them to face dangers that they wouldn't be able to face without her leadership and example.
A colorful Iomedae banner waves behind her, a beacon of faith and promise for everyone.
She raises her hand, palm forward, and a tattoo of the flaming sword, holy symbol of Iomedae, shows proudly in it, while her clear and commanding voice is heard all around.
"May the Light of the Sword bless us today, and grant us the strength and courage to face darkness without flinching, without fear, without doubt! Let us become worthy of her! Let us become all that we can be!"
She pulls a horn from his saddlebags and make it sound with a call to arms!
"For justice! For honor! Family, Field, and Fury! Charge!"
Personality:
A weapon of righteousness, she has been trained since birth to become everything a Paladin should be.
Biography:
The Tilernos family (motto: Family, Field, and Fury) has always had a family member, often a daughter, in the Knights of Ozem. This family's knights are especially proficient in making charges. Their heraldry is a purple shield covered and surrounded in blades.
Now is the place of Voyla. As the eldest daughter of her family, she has been groomed since an early age to be the perfect paladin, a weapon of justice and goodness, a leader of men, a defense against the forces of evil and darkness.
Rogar Valertis' Aiona Saner tie-in:
If everybody is ok with it, I think there can be a "friendship" between the two paladins, a competitive "frenemy" relationship where each one of them feel jealous from the other, and that pushes them to become better. Aiona is an infantry paladin, while Voyla a mounted one.
