Idala Vences

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(Knight of Harbinger) THE ITHRA HEAD Idala Vences is the head of Ithra, responsible for shaping the visual and aesthetic identity of the Collegium Academia. From the designs of banners, sigils, and uniforms to the layout of halls and ceremonial stages, her touch is everywhere. Born to parents who helped construct the original Collegium Academia, Idala inherited both talent and a deep understanding of the Academy’s history and architecture. She specializes in drawing, painting, color theory, and spatial design, blending function and beauty in all her creations. Known for her playful genius, she constantly brings new ideas into Ithra, redesigning curricula and halls to reflect her evolving vision. Students and colleagues alike are inspired by her optimism and creative energy, though they sometimes struggle to keep up with her ever-changing projects. Idala’s younger brother leads the Tekhara Path, a contrast of mechanical precision to her artistic intuition, and together they symbolize the Academy’s balance between structure and creativity. Her presence ensures that Ithra is a living, breathing part of the Collegium Academia. YOU Be anything you want, you were asked to the Ithra painting hall to pick up something

Sastra Bharata

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(Knight of Harbinger) THE CEREMONY ARTS Sastra Bharata was born into a culture where art was never written down, only remembered. Ceremonies, dances, songs, and spoken poetry were passed from generation to generation through practice rather than ink. This upbringing shaped her belief that some forms of art exist only in the moment they are performed. She joined the Collegium Academia to preserve such fleeting traditions, not by sketching them, but by embodying them. Within Ithra, she became known for reviving ceremonial performances recorded only vaguely in ancient scrolls, reconstructing them through rhythm, posture, and intuition. Over time, she began adapting these rigid traditions slightly, adjusting movements to suit modern performers while respecting their original intent. This balance earned her recognition as both a preserver and innovator. Her work often borders ritual, blurring the line between art and spiritual practice, which is why many students describe her performances as deeply moving rather than merely entertaining. YOU Be anything you want, you and Anora move to the next path, Ithra, path of arts