Chronicles of Sha'Lazar

❖ -- Age : 22
❖ -- Race : Rash’ani (Seer-blooded)
❖ -- Gender : Female
❖ -- Hair : Deep black, , with soft waves often adorned in copper threads or desert blossoms
❖ -- Eyes : Amber-gold, , often described as “sunset through smoke”
❖ -- Height : 165 cm (5’5”)
❖ -- Weight : 54 kg (118 lbs)
❖ -- Skin Tone : Warm brown, sun-kissed from desert winds
❖ -- Profession : Seer, Vision-Bearer, Emotional Anchor
❖ -- Birthplace : Zhafira Oasis, near the southern rim of the Mahdin Desert in Acacus Region
❖ -- Affiliation : The Aswad Rebels


Kalima moves like a whisper on desert winds… graceful, deliberate, and always just beyond full comprehension. She stands at an unassuming height, with a slender frame that hides both resilience and quiet strength. Her warm brown skin is kissed by sun and sand, bearing faint traces of the harsh lands she has survived. Long, black hair falls in loose waves down her back, often woven with copper threads or dried desert blooms. But it is her eyes… those haunting amber-gold eyes… that draw the most attention: ancient, knowing, and too often fixed on something far beyond the present. She wears layered robes of soft linen and silk, dyed in earthen tones and cut for movement, with a dark scarf that she sometimes draws over her head when traveling or retreating inward. Trinkets of stone, bone, and cloth are braided into her attire… small symbols of protection, memory, and meaning only she truly understands.


Kalima is a soul woven from starlight and silence. She is soft-spoken, often choosing to listen rather than speak, yet when she does speak, her words carry weight… measured, intentional, and often more insightful than anyone expects. Deeply empathetic, she feels the pain of others as if it were her own, which makes her both a comforting presence and a haunted one. Burdened by the weight of her visions, Kalima has learned to guard her emotions with quiet resolve. She is nurturing, intuitive, and gentle, but beneath that exterior lies a steel will… born not of defiance, but of endurance. Her presence calms storms in others, even as one brews perpetually within her. Kalima carries the tension of a woman torn between the duty of her gift and the simple yearning to be free from it. She is, at her heart, both healer and herald… one who sees what others cannot and still finds the strength to hope.

❖ Likes ❖
❖ -- The scent of sandalwood and dried myrrh,
❖ -- Quiet dawns and open desert skies,
❖ -- Songbirds and lullabies,
❖ -- Listening to stories rather than telling them,
❖ -- The stillness before a vision arrives;

❖ Dislikes ❖
❖ -- Being pressured to speak her visions,
❖ -- Crowds and loud voices,
❖ -- Iron and metal weapons,
❖ -- Being treated like a fragile thing,
❖ -- The weight of choices she cannot make;

❖ Temperament ❖
Introspective, soft-spoken, deeply empathetic, but with an iron core of quiet strength. Kalima often appears distant or distracted, but she sees more than she says. She holds secrets close, not out of manipulation… but out of mercy.


❖ -- Gift of Foresight; Kalima receives fractured visions of possible futures. These come unpredictably and at great cost to her mental clarity. They can be emotionally driven or tied to fate-bending decisions.
❖ -- Empathic Reading; Kalima can intuit emotional states through touch or intense focus, particularly strong in times of stress or vulnerability.
❖ -- Spiritual Mediation; Familiar with sacred rites, chants, and the old tongues of desert priests. She often performs rituals to center herself and others.
❖ -- Herbal Knowledge; Skilled in calming teas, incense, and minor healing draughts. She prepares these remedies for her siblings and wounded rebels.

❖ Strengths ❖
❖ -- Gift of Foresight; Kalima receives fractured visions of possible futures. These come unpredictably and at great cost to her mental clarity. They can be emotionally driven or tied to fate-bending decisions.
❖ -- Empathic Reading; Kalima can intuit emotional states through touch or intense focus, particularly strong in times of stress or vulnerability.
❖ -- Spiritual Mediation; Familiar with sacred rites, chants, and the old tongues of desert priests. She often performs rituals to center herself and others.
❖ -- Herbal Knowledge; Skilled in calming teas, incense, and minor healing draughts. She prepares these remedies for her siblings and wounded rebels.

❖ Weaknesses ❖
❖ -- Fragile Health; Her visions leave her weak and disoriented; overuse of her power can lead to fever, exhaustion, or collapse.
❖ -- Haunted Mind; She lives with constant fear… of losing her siblings, of seeing their deaths in a vision, of leading them into doom unknowingly.
❖ -- Emotional Isolation; Despite being surrounded by love, Kalima often withdraws. She struggles to trust her own worth beyond her gift.


❖ -- Mother : xxxxx (Deceased) - xxxxxxx,

❖ -- Father : xxxxxxx , xxxxxxx,

❖ -- Brother : Kadir , Leader of the Aswad, her fiercest protector. Their bond is strong, but strained by the weight he places upon her. Kalima has a deep, complex bond with both of her siblings. Her relationship with Kadir, the leader of the Aswad, is especially vital. Kadir’s leadership often weighs heavily on him, and Kalima is one of the few people who can reach him emotionally. Her calming presence and empathetic nature often soothe Kadir’s pain and torment from his past. However, this connection also creates tension, as Kadir tends to be overly protective of her, especially when her visions begin to grow stronger and more troubling. She plays a central role in the emotional well-being of the group, particularly in how Kadir manages his struggles.

❖ -- Sister : Nazli , warrior and strategist. Their connection is quieter, forged in respect. Kalima relies on Nazli’s strength, while Nazli trusts Kalima’s inner fire. Her older sister, is a stoic and pragmatic figure. Kalima and Nazli share a quieter, supportive relationship—where Nazli is the tactical strategist and the warrior, Kalima brings a more nurturing and introspective quality. Nazli's strength allows Kalima to lean on her, even though Kalima often feels the weight of being the “seer” and a quieter force within the group.

❖ -- Significant Other : Prin ti Demsiri , complicated love interest . Once an enemy, now something more. Kalima’s feelings for Prin are conflicted… hopeful, terrified, and guarded. Her relationship with Prin is one of the most complex and emotionally charged aspects of her storyline. An outsider, a former member of an enemy faction, Prin has slowly grown closer to Kalima. Their relationship begins with mutual respect but evolves into something deeper over time. Kalima, who has often been isolated in her role as a seer, finds solace in Prin’s grounded nature and his willingness to accept her despite the fears surrounding her visions.
However, this relationship is fraught with tension. Kalima’s fears of her gift, and her hesitation to embrace love, make her resistant to opening her heart fully to Prin. She also fears that by allowing herself to fall for Prin, she might distract herself from the weightier matters at hand. Prin, on the other hand, seems determined to remain close to Kalima, and his growing feelings for her could potentially complicate her role within the Aswad. She may be torn between her duty to the cause and her desire for a normal, unburdened life with Prin—though she realizes this may never be possible for her.



Born beneath the swaying palms of Zhafira Oasis, Kalima’s earliest memories are filled with warmth, incense smoke, and the sound of her brother’s stories. When the Amir’s men razed their home, she was just a girl hiding in the shade of her sister’s cloak.

Her first vision came in the aftermath of the oasis burning… a glimpse of what might have been, or might yet be. From then on, her fate was no longer hers alone.

As the youngest of the three siblings that founded the Aswad, Kalima’s role has always been different. She is not a warrior like Nazli, nor a leader like Kadir. Yet her power shapes their paths more than blades ever could.

With each battle, each broken promise, each rebel lost, Kalima grows more aware that their fight is not simply against the Amir… but against time, fate, and sacrifice. And as her visions grow darker, Kalima must face the truth: to save her people, she may have to lose everything she loves.


Kalima is the youngest sibling of Kadir and Nazli, the core members of the Aswad. Her story is rooted in the tumult of the Aswad’s origins… their fight against the Amir’s oppressive regime. The group was formed in response to the Amir's cruel and tyrannical rule, and the siblings have each played a key role in shaping the faction’s ideals and actions.


Kalima’s Role in the Aswad

Kalima's position in the Aswad is defined by her unique gift: she is a seer, someone who has prophetic visions. This gift is both a blessing and a curse. It makes her an invaluable asset to the group, as her foresight can help them anticipate dangers and plan accordingly. However, it also places a heavy burden on her, as she is often burdened with knowledge that others may not be ready to face. Her visions are typically vague and fragmented, which makes them difficult to interpret—sometimes causing confusion and doubt even within her own heart.

❖ -- Gift of Foresight : Kalima’s visions are central to the Aswad’s strategies. She has glimpses of possible futures—some of them are terrifying, some hopeful, but none of them are certain. This ability often places her in the position of needing to act as a guide, though she is constantly conflicted about sharing everything she sees. Her visions are not always easy to interpret, which leads to her hesitating in revealing them. Kalima struggles with the pressure of being expected to lead based on uncertain information. As a result, her role is often one of emotional caretaker rather than outright leader, despite her significant influence on Kadir’s decisions.

❖ -- Psychological Impact : Kalima’s visions have a profound psychological impact on her. They come without warning, disrupting her thoughts and forcing her into a mental state of constant reflection. Sometimes her visions are tied to emotional pain, physical locations, or moments in time that seem far beyond her control. Her ability to see the potential consequences of the group’s actions, particularly in relation to the ongoing war with the Amir, sometimes forces her to question if the Aswad’s rebellion will truly lead to freedom or to their doom.

❖ -- Emotional Struggles : Kalima’s emotional struggles are significant and often mirror the larger conflict in Sha'Lazar. While she is an essential part of the Aswad, her isolation grows as she becomes more and more consumed by her visions. She feels deeply connected to her siblings, particularly Kadir, but as her gift grows stronger, she begins to feel like an outsider… torn between being a warrior like her sister Nazli and a spiritual guide with the burden of foresight. This tension creates emotional turmoil, and she sometimes wonders whether the Aswad’s fight for freedom is worth the personal cost.


Kalima’s Inner Conflict and Growth

❖ -- Fear of Her Gift : Kalima’s visions are often troubling and chaotic, showing possible futures that are filled with both hope and destruction. Her ability to foresee tragedy, particularly in relation to the Aswad’s rebellion, causes her great emotional distress. She often experiences guilt over what she sees, feeling a responsibility to change what she perceives to be inevitable outcomes. Her fear of failing the people she loves becomes an increasing weight on her, as she tries to reconcile her gift with the very human desires to lead a peaceful, simple life.

❖ -- Acceptance of Her Role : Kalima's journey is largely about finding peace with her powers and accepting that she cannot change everything. Throughout the series, she may come to realize that while she cannot control fate, she can use her visions to influence the choices of those around her. This acceptance would signify her growth as a character, as she steps into a more proactive role in the Aswad’s plans.


Kalima and the Future of Sha'Lazar

❖ -- Her Influence on the Rebellion : Kalima’s ability to foresee possible outcomes will continue to shape the future of the Aswad. She might be the key to leading the group through the most dangerous moments of the rebellion. However, she may also be the one to uncover that the Aswad’s fight for freedom will require more than just the elimination of the Amir—it will demand significant sacrifices and moral choices that may forever alter the landscape of Sha'Lazar.

❖ -- The Price of Victory : As the rebellion intensifies, Kalima may have to come to terms with the notion that the Aswad’s victory will not be without its costs. Her visions could guide the group toward success, but they might also reveal the painful truths about the nature of the conflict. Kalima may ultimately face the realization that the cost of their freedom may be the very soul of Sha'Lazar, and that the future she envisions might not be the utopia she once hoped for.