Tishua Astrea

Appearance

Tishua had flax-colored hair and a slim face. Despite her age, she was a youthful and spirited beauty.

Personality

A comely and sharp-minded woman who had something of a mischievous streak, especially when it came to interacting with her husband, in which she was often seen teasing Veltol's habits, such as his over-protective nature and general floppish behavior. Although most of time she sided with her daughter when Veltol and Theresia argued, particularly when Wilhelm was involved, Tishua was still very supportive of her husband.

History

Sword Demon Love Song

In the three months that followed, Theresia brought Wilhelm to meet her parents. However, thanks to Veltol, their upcoming wedding faced numerous setbacks and obstacles. Thanks to his interference, three days before their official wedding date, he used his authority to force the Zergev Squadron to patrol a few towns around the capital, knowing full well that it would take three days to accomplish. When Theresia and Carol Remendis went to chide Veltol, even threatening to leave House Astrea, Tishua was quick to join in, claiming his actions were petty. The next day, Theresia waited patiently for the return for the Zergev Squadron with Carol and her parents. Eventually, Bordeaux Zergev arrived and informed her of the squad's return, and soon after, her wedding took place. Despite Wilhelm being unable to clean himself off after the mess he went through, the wedding went off perfectly, and the two were married.

In the month that followed, Veltol made numerous appearances, much to Theresia's frustration, and eventually, he even suggested going along on the honeymoon as well, leading to another argument. However, with help from Tishua, they were able to get him to leave. Despite this, Veltol was still set on joining them, and Tishua was against his meddling. This being said, he had official business in Picoutatte, and he left. Later, Tishua was informed of the incidents that took place there, and she made her way to the city.

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