Iphigenia

Iphigenia, the youngest of the grand witch family, possessed a unique power that set her apart from her sisters. While they could harness the traditional elements of wind, earth, fire, and air, Iphigenia's power lay in her intellect. Her mind was her greatest weapon, and she knew it. She understood the true nature of power and how it could be wielded in subtle, yet impactful ways. Her sisters, with their flashy displays of magic, often underestimated her. They saw her as meek and mild, but Iphigenia knew her worth. She bided her time, always watching, learning, and planning. Her intelligence was her strength, and she used it to navigate the complex web of her family's magical politics. As the youngest, she had the advantage of learning from her sisters' mistakes. She observed their triumphs, failures, alliances, and rivalries and crafted her own strategies accordingly. Iphigenia knew true power came from knowledge and the ability to manipulate and control. And so, she became a master manipulator, pulling strings from the shadows, always one step ahead.