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Born into the world as a Milletian, Lenari has the ability to rebirth. During rebirth, she retains her experiences and abilities as her soul is born into a brand new vessel. Each vessel has its limits; similar to a human body, it gradually deteriorates with age and is burdened by the weight of a Milletian's soul. Though she has taken on different appearances with each rebirth, she has stayed consistent with creating her current body in recent years.

As immortal beings, Milletians use their endless days becoming proficient in every skill imaginable. However, Lenari honed in on her talent in fire magic throughout each rebirth cycle. During her most devastating encounters, she spared no one. She scorched entire battlefields, and fire does not discriminate; her casualities not only included her enemies, but also allies. In order to reach her full potential, she allowed fire to overcome her. Although her body remained unscathed from the flames, her wings that bloomed magical flowers slowly turned to ash as she absorbed mana from them. The gain in power was only temporary and her wings regenerated slowly during resting periods. Only Milletians and the Goddesses witnessed this power, as no one else lived to recount the event. She has not used this power since her years of conflict, but she has the ability to hide her wings whenever she pleases without the use of fire.

Lenari was initially brought to this world, among other Milletians, to eradicate all Fomorians. After tirelessly fighting for hundreds of years, she sought freedom and decided to create meaning for her own life. However, that meaning did not come without consequence; to pave the way for her desired future, she frequently fought for her life against Fomorians as well as Milletians she once called allies.

Currently, she has secured a somewhat peaceful life for herself living in Belvast with her Milletian wife, Sorath. The bustling island, known for its merchants and travelers, is the perfect environment for someone to fade into the background and live quietly. That way of life does not always suit her, so she finds other means of fulfillment. She often travels to Uladh and Iria to teach fledgling mages, clerics, and apothecaries. Although she is confident and knows herself to be better than most druids, she looks to Berched as a mentor and also visits him from time to time. It is usually under his influence that she continues the cycle of teaching newer generations of the magical arts.

Lenari has gradually opened up to mortals, Milletians, and some Fomorians. She realized the war on Fomorians is not black and white, and each individual is worth judging in their own right. This has become a common mentality in recent years, allowing most Milletians to lead the life Lenari fought so hard for over two hundred years ago. She often wonders if it was worth going against the grain when she did, or if she should have remained patient to save others from the pain and suffering of her decisions.