Name Here
| Also known as | Constance Valette, Prophet of Ione, Last of the Saints Divine |
|---|---|
| Pronouns | they/them |
| Species | Human |
| Status | Alive |
Personal Details
| Age | 29 |
|---|---|
| Height | 6’1” |
| Hair | White |
| Eyes | Violet |
| Occupation | Church leader |
| Family | Parents, deceased |
Name Here
| Also known as | Constance Valette, Prophet of Ione, Last of the Saints Divine |
|---|---|
| Pronouns | they/them |
| Species | Human |
| Status | Alive |
Personal Details
| Age | 29 |
|---|---|
| Height | 6’1” |
| Hair | White |
| Eyes | Violet |
| Occupation | Church leader |
| Family | Parents, deceased |
Name Here, Last of the Saints Divine is the current leader and prophet of the Revived Church of Ione.
Epiphany is a fem-androgynous person with light brown skin, long, wavy white hair, and violet eyes. They are tall, with a slim build, long, thin face, a long nose. They typically dress in warm tones, often wearing robes and copper jewelry. They commonly have diamond and butterfly motifs in their outfits.
Epiphany is, on the surface, kind and generous to the point of self-sacrifice. They spend most of their time either preaching or doing community work. However, they can often come across as high-strung and extremely stubborn, and have a tendency towards pettiness and impulsiveness when annoyed, and can be incredibly ruthless when forced into difficult situations.
Epiphany was born Constance Valette to parents who, along with four others, would go on to become the Six Saints Divine of the Revived Church of Ione, which would be founded when Constance, renamed Epiphany after the founding, was five.
Epiphany was the only (legitimate and acknowledged) child of any of the Saints, so they were raised to take over the church, despite private skepticism that the goddess even existed. Their relationship with the other saints, especially their parents, was difficult due to the harsh treatment they endured.
When Epiphany was nineteen, a mysterious illness wiped out the rest of the saints, with them all dying within two weeks. Epiphany assumed control of the church despite their reservations about its goddess, reformed the main tenants of the religion, and threw themself into preaching and charity work.
