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== Appearance and Personality ==

=== Appearance ===

Described as beautiful by her sister [[Siri]]{{book ref|wb|1}}, Vivenna is the tallest of the Idrian princesses.{{book ref|wb|2}} As a member of Idrian royalty, she is descended from a [[Returned]] and thus is capable of changing the color of her hair, with conscious effort or subconsciously to reflect her emotional state.{{book ref|wb|51}} She is mentioned at being exceptionally good at this skill, and even her father [[Dedelin]], the king himself, is surprised at her ability to stay so unemotional and keep her hair black.

Vivenna Awakening.jpg | Vivenna Awakening a rope by [[Coppermind: Artists/Shuravf|Shuravf]]

WB team.jpg | With Vasher and Nightblood by [[User: Botanicaxu]]

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As the first daughter of the king of Idris, [[Dedelin]], she was trained to marry the [[God King]] of [[Hallandren]] from a young age, as according to the peace treaty between their respective nations. At the age of twenty-two, she was to be sent to [[T'Telir]] to marry him. However, Dedelin's love for his first daughter caused him to instead send [[Siri]], of whom he was less fond.{{book ref|wb|1}}

 

=== In T'Telir ===

Vivenna left her home and attempted to rescue Siri from her marriage with [[Susebron]].{{book ref|wb|9}} After arriving in T'Telir, she looked for the Idrian's informant, [[Lemex]]. Instead, she met [[Denth]] and [[Tonk Fah]], who were posing as mercenaries. They led her to Lemex, who had not advised her father that he was deathly ill. Before his death, Lemex transferred his [[Breath]] to Vivenna against her will, bringing her to the Third [[Heightening]].{{book ref|wb|10}} Lemex's mercenaries told her that their contract with Lemex had not concluded and she was their new employer.{{book ref|wb|13}} Unbeknownst to the princess, they had the ulterior motive of inciting conflict between Idrians and the Hallandren for their true employer, the [[Pahn Kahl]] scribe [[Bluefingers]]. With their "help", Vivenna spent many weeks in T'Telir inadvertently stirring the Idrian community into a rebellion against the [[Court of the Gods]].{{book ref|wb|43}}