Püsette of Murr

"' I shall leave the past behind and breathe life into the present. It is the only way I can capture my future.' - Püsette of Murr to Milar"

Püsette of Murr is the daughter of John Gryliân, and was exiled by him when she was young. She found her calling on the Isle of Murr, an island inhabited by the Medisayan people. She worked her way up and became the Priestess of Murr, and was greatly admired by the people.

As a young girl, Püsette's timid nature was challenged by the political and sexual requirements of a Medisayan priestess. She found love and empowerment on the island, however her life was cut short by the orders of her own father, who heard of her success and was displeased, so sent his soldiers to rape and then kill her.

== Early Life == Born Princess Püsette Gryliân, she had a privileged childhood. She grew up with her siblings Thomas, John and Marcia in a palace and had many servants. She did not spend much time with her alleged mother Rhaenna Gryliân, and as she grew a bit older felt isolated from her brothers and sister.

Being a very beautiful young girl, many men made perverse sexual advances on her, and at first she refused them all. But after a while of feeling isolated from her family, she gave in and let a man have sex with her at the age of eight. Although her parents did not know of this, she felt rebellious and liked having some sort of power.

Püsette shared intimate relations with three more men, and her parents found out. Her mother was heartbroken that her daughter felt the need to do that, and her father was furious. He blamed her and named her a whore in front of his royal subjects, and it was later revealed that the king had been unfaithful to his wife, making Püsette a bastard. Out of shame for this and her sexual activities, John banished Püsette from the Peliÿnan Kingdom.