Hemera The Bulider

the fourth queen

The first Queen of Day note A queen born during the day when the sun is high in the sky. , Hemera was sent to university after receiving the wand on her 14th birthday. There she discovered the ancient Egyptian culture of Earth and their ability to construct buildings and monuments without the use of magic. Fascinated by these people, not only would she adopt their fashion sense, but use almost no magic in the construction of both Castle Butterfly and several other buildings in the kingdom.

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She got along fine with her sister Nixie at first, until Hemera fell for her eventual husband Roman Fields... who Nixie liked. Hemera tried many times to mend things but Nixie would've none of it. Things escalated to the point Nixie poisoned her and herself. Foreign Culture Fetish: She loved Egyptian culture, to the point of copying their dress style. Law of Inverse Fertility: Despite having a pretty active sexual life (according with her Love Ranking card) she only had one daughter, and her "Tales of a Butterfly Queen" revealed she died poisoned the night she and Roman tried for another child. Her secret letter revealed she had three miscarriages after Cosmica, due to abortive substances in her food. Matchmaker Crush: She first started interacting with Roman in order to match him with Nixie, but the more she evaded him out of shyness and the more Hemera spent with him, feelings began to bloom. Meaningful Name: 'Hemera' was the primordial Goddess of the day in Greek mythology. Fittingly, Hemera was the first Day Queen in Mewni. She was known to be very creative and art inclined. She's All Grown Up: Last time Mewni saw her, they described her as a plain looking teenager. When she returned from school, she was a beautiful young woman with a "sensuous flare". Strong Family Resemblance: She was known as "Hemera Stone" because of not resembling neither her mother or grandmother at all as a child. Woman Scorned: She broke off with her third boyfriend at Elfendor University in not so amicable terms if creating a spell involving venomous snakes and comparing him to a target/enemy is any indication.