Mihrimah II Sultan

Her name means "Sun and moon".

Lovely girl, came with her mother and sister Vahlok from Cub Chasers Exchange program. She is the spitting image of her mother.

Mihrimah is not of the old king's blood, but she has been living in the pride with her family since cubhood. She was raised as though she were Augimar's daughter and demands to be respected just as much as any other daughter of his. Mihrimah hunts as much as she can, alternating between hunting with the main and secondary team. Because of this, Mihrimah is quickly rising in the ranks to be a top huntress.

Mihrimah is a dignified lioness, rarely showing her true emotions and never losing her temper. She's not afraid to speak her mind, especially when it means disagreeing with the queen. Mihrimah believes she would be a better queen than her "sister" Zawadi, being older, more experienced and almost as respected by the pride. Both were adopted by Augimar, giving both the same amount of legitimacy as a potential queen. Mihrimah is the first to point out when Zawadi slips up and the first to offer suggestions or take control of a situation. She undermines Zawadi when she can, all the while keeping up her facade as a loyal "sister". One day, when the time is right, Mihrimah will force Zawadi to prove her right to wear her crown.

Mihrimah hasn't gone unnoticed by their king. Rogun keeps a close eye on this lioness, intrigued at what her plans are and what she might do next. If Mihrimah wants to make a bid as his queen, who is he to stand in her way? If she can prove herself more worthy to rule alongside him then he won't hesitate to remove Zawadi.

5/16/15: Mihrimah was outraged to hear of the Princess's birth. How dare Zawadi name her cub the heir to the pride? It should be her daughter Ayse who holds the title princess, but her daughter was sent to the sub-pride to train and become a better huntress. Mihrimah knew then that she failed in her bid to become queen. Even if she succeeded, Zawadi's little runt would keep her title and heritage. The cub was special, both to the pride and to both of its rulers. This alone would keep her and her claim to power safe.