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===The Dragon Queen's Lieutenants===
A more recent developement in the Towergirls universe.  Having learned from her past attempt to destroy the world of Corona, the Dragon Queen has since recruited four lieutenants to serve her.  While the actual degree of loyalty for the queen varies wildly among them, they are each immensely powerful and seem more or less content to do her bidding.

1. '''The Dark Sorceress'''- Foremost of the Dragon Queen's lieutenants, the Dark Sorceress is [in fact] one side of the personality of the legendary Human Queen. Determined to leave a lasting impression that would hang about forever, the Human Queen undertook a great pact that saw her divided into three separate beings- the Queen (her violent side, which now features on the latest version of the Human Princess' chart), the Mother (her loving side) and the Mage (who is now the Dark Sorceress). While the first two personalities found life to be pleasant, the Mage found her original form's legacy to be far more impressive than anything that could've come from her. Eventually, she came to loath humanity, culminating in a desire to extinguish her forebear's legacy by any (and, if need be, all) means necessary. She mostly concerns herself with the human races, seeking to unmake the Human Queen's legacy by turning the souls of the heirs irreversibly Undead.

2. '''The Mad Necromancer'''- Next of the Dragon Queen's lieutenants, the Mad Necromancer is a spectral being of unknown origin (though rumors persist that he was the fool responsible for unleashing the dark god Pridellius, that he was the former Fairy King driven mad, or a fusion of both) who is hell-bent on finding a way to raise the dead from the fey (which, currently, is impossible!).  While his motives and past are shrouded in mystery, he is at least partly responsible for unleashing the hellish corruption called the Haunt upon the world of Corona, and even now seeks to spread it.  His goal ultimately seems to be gleaming secrets into the nature of undeath and determining a method to create fey undead.  Other than that little is known.  How mysterious.

3. '''The Arcane Puppeteer'''- third of the lieutenants, and easily the closest one to the Dragon Queen (as well as her closest [and only] friend and former nanny), the Arcane Puppeteer was a guardian given to the Dragon Queen, apparently before a cataclysm that ultimately doomed the Dragons to extinction [the princess excluded]. Charged with watching over her before Dragon Queen had even hatched, the two would later work shoulder to shoulder, seeking to recreate the dragon race.  The queen's endless attempts largely ended in failure, though it did create several lesser drake species. In a fit of unbridled fury, the Dragon Queen neglected her failed creations, which came to turn against her and left her for much greener (and decidedly less painful) pastures. Somehow survived and went into dormancy when the Dragon Queen was first defeated.  The Arcane Puppeteer prefers to stick to the shadows, disrupting the kingdoms of Corona via mind control and general magic fuckery.  Given its gift in possession and subterfuge, as well as its complete loyalty to the Queen, any adventurer will be hard-pressed to humble the machine (despite its damaged appearance).

4. '''The Beast King'''- last (but certainly not least) of the lieutenants, the Beast King is the last of the Primians- less of a species, and more of a select group of "first beings". As his kind was allowed to transcend the mortal plane the Beast King was charged with preventing the mortal races from succumbing to war's cruel tendencies and thus drowning Corona in an endless tide of bloodshed and misery. At first, his reign was an enlightened one, and the king only wished for Corona to know naught but peace. Ironically, he succeeded, but his unprecedented success would prove to be the greatest failure of all time. For a brief while, the people of Corona lived in harmony, refusing to harm each other. Alas, as the years turned to centuries, the people began to ignore the Beast King's warnings in concern to war and strife, instead opting for independence and turning their greedy eyes towards their neighbor kingdoms and slaying their opponents (real and imagined) without thought. With his "people" gone from this world, the Beast King abandoned the brittle peace that his kind had worked for, instead allowing the mortal races to slay one another- to him, they were already dead. Heartbroken by his success having turned sour, and filled with naught but spite for the kin he had amongst the firsts (who, in his eyes, abandoned him to a Sodom of endless suffering), he instead works to recreate something that, in all honesty, was never real- a "paradise" where all obeyed him. He intends to become king of ALL Corona and will do whatever it takes to make this happen. To that end, he has allied himself with the Dragon Queen, and seeks to rally the beast races back to his service and reshape the world in his own twisted image.  Alas, it is a dream that is doomed to fall apart; contrary to what he believes, the Beast King isn't quite God-King material (though his refusal to accept advising or reason has long since blinded him to that fact), and it's doubtful Dragon Queen would cede that much control over Corona.

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