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Princess Sapphria of House Rocks was one of King Amethar's older sisters and was the youngest sister of House Rocks. During her life, she was Candia's diplomat.
Featured Episodes[]
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A Crown of Candy
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The Ravening War
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Description[]
A giant, 20-foot memorial statue of her stands at the south side of the chapel in Castle Candy. The statue is made of a completely transparent, light blue candy stone.
She was incredibly dangerous on the battlefield and even more dangerous in the courts. Sapphria played a sweet, polite, and pleasant role in courts, and a dry and almost cut-throat role among her sisters. Despite this, she was still filled with love for her sisters. She was the clever, cunning, funny, and possibly the most pragmatic sister.
Background[]
During the Ravening War, Sapphria is secretly sent to the Meat Lands on a diplomatic mission to raise Basha Myaso into a higher position of power. While waiting a week for the speaker of the Hen's response, Chief Delissandro Katzon secretly orders her assassination at the hands of Karna Solara. Her body is discovered less than 4 hours after her assassination, which is highly publicized within the Meat Lands and later Candia. After her death, Sapphria is hailed as a martyr of the Ravening War.
It is widely believed the Princess was killed by Carnish assassins. Due to this, as well as her proximity to the Speaker of the Hen at the time of her death, Basha Myaso challenges the Speaker to a trial by combat, in which he is victorious. This victory, in which he slays the Speaker, further emboldens the Warlord and has major ramifications for the war.
History[]
There is Strength in Sweetness[]
Escape from the Bulb Creeps[]
Family Ties[]
Encounter in the Ice Cream Temple[]
The Two Balls[]
For Candia! (Part 2)[]
The Light and the Shadow[]
Princess Sapphira is murdered by Karna Solara.
Trivia[]
- As part of House Rocks, her name is a reference to the gem sapphire.
