Princess Celestine was a maiden raised since birth to be a proper Princess up until the early death of her mother at an early age, leaving the King and his vassals to care for her. She insisted that she wanted to break traditions and willfully claim herself as an independent royal member of the family by becoming the first Princess to fight as a warrior. Instilled with strict training from her father and militaristic advisors, she secretly desires to live as a normal woman of her class the more she grew older. However, wanting to protect her home and family, however, she fights with daring, masculine pride. At her teenage years, there has been a running gag that her tomboyish attitude is barbaric and closer to a bear or some form of wild beast. Her experiences in war somewhat matures her flippant tendencies over time, as she eventually values the responsibility of protecting something important to her.
Elabelle is frank and tries her best to take part of the more modernish, civilian woman at her time, Although she is more aggressive with her words than her counterpart as a Princess. She constantly worries about looking cool to others and respects people who immediately fit her ideal feminine image of herself. Yet, not many girls favored Elabelle and never took her as their own. Boys were almost always the Princess's choice of friends.

King Victor Vadim doesn't address his daughter as a woman, unceremoniously calling her "boy" or "brat". While annoyed by his nicknames, she respects her father and his wishes to protect the Kingdom and the common man. Sometimes there are days where she would address her own father as "my lord" or "my king."
Yet King Vadim has nothing against her daughter whenever she breaks tradition but instead he supports is very daughter til the very end - this leaves some resentment among the nobles who cling onto old tradition - but it was a problem Elabelle has never dealt with in her adult years. There were even times where the royal members of the castle aren't fond of Celestine's boyish character, but the only thing that mattered was that her father supported her throughout her childhood and allowed her to take part of the royal army.

She worked hard in her years of training to become a warrior, but she remains to be quite knowledgeable in Cathal's history and militaristic tactics. She juggles that along with her years learning spells in the College of Magic due to her royal bloodline, therefore gaining magical any magical prowess. Even after graduating, she still tries her best to continue to pursuit of strength while taking part as Cathal's eventual ruler.

Cathal: the Golden Era

She was blessed that Cathal was in their "golden era" where peace remained for years and only little conflicts both internal and foreign affairs occurred. This gave Elabelle the blessing more freedom than most of the royal family members in the past.

When she just reached womanhood, she ventured away from the Kingdom to please her desire for adventure. Unfortunately, both Saurin, Siegfried, and Bernard were all too busy with their own affairs to tag along with her - and her father had forced her to bring just a handful of troops out to the adventure. Only a few days after, everybody except for her had succumb to a spell from a band of corrupt mages who tried to attack them. With everyone eliminated, she was barely fending for herself until a God and a Warrior came to her aid. Realizing that the two of them were capable of fending off whole armies themselves, she realized she didn't need to withdraw back to the Kingdom... yet.

Her adventures led to a brilliant, eye-opening experience of several cities, kingdoms, and civilizations. In the middle of it, her two companions were getting at each other's throats, hoping one of them would claim her hand in marriage(?). Poor Elabelle was conflicted through the whole time, but she prioritized her adventures over Feng Gong and Cervantes, who were constantly fighting behind her back.

But there came a point where she had to choose between the two. Finding out that Cervantes only wanted her for her bloodline, she felt but a temporary moment of disgust before she fell for Feng Gong. Feng Gong, who happily reciprocated her feelings, made her so happy. But the love she had was only just a moment, when he suddenly disappeared and left the spear with her. Heartbroken, she returned to Cathal (with Cervantes) to bring alongside her three other friends to find the search for the man she once loved.
After a whole year of searching, she finally found him. But when she was anticipating happiness, she realized that the Feng Gong she once knew was gone. Not knowing about Feng Gong's cycle of rebirth, she never knew that the God was at the end of his cycle and his memories were wiped out after the moments they had together.

Elabelle came home defeated, but she came home with another beloved friend. She met Aether, who had descended from the Celestial realm to see how humans lived. And soon after, in an annual ball that her father forced her into, she had met Roy. As charming as Roy was, she wasn't interested in him at first and viewed him more as a friend than a lover. Perhaps it was because she had barely gotten over the events with Feng Gong. 

But progressively her love flourished the longer she spent time with Roy. Elabelle has met plenty of charismatic suitors. Yet, for some reason Roy's bright and unique character made his absolutely unforgettable. When Roy went back to his country, she realized how much she missed him, and demanded that the Prince would come back. She married him soon after, bearing two, blessed children.

The great Litarian adventure

When Roy disappeared, to her guess, perhaps it was best that he remains hiding after he destroyed Ark. It was her and her kingdom to raise her boys in proper leaders. However, when her youngest was exiled by the Sirens, she began to feel a great concern over the future. Her duty as a Queen, she attempted to reach out to help En get his voice...

until the death of Allegretto, she was stuck. The Kingdom had immediately forgotten the case of young En, their cries aimed towards the Allegretto's assassination. She needed to focus on her eldest's death, but never did she forget her beloved En at all.

She entrusted the safety of her boy to one of her most trustworthy friend - someone who's presence wouldn't affect the silly little politics that she had to play with.

Cervantes, the Conqueror, she called for. And he immediately answered her plea.