Mia Luna Tearmoon

is the main protagonist of Tearmoon Empire Story.

Appearance
has argent hair with blue eyes. Due to a love of bathing, she has as tender, healthy-looking skin that glows and smooth, flowing hair that had a beautiful luster.

Relationships

 * Anne Littstein - Before Mia was executed, Anne was one of the only people who came to visit Mia up until the date of the execution. Mia wants to repay the favor so she promotes Anne to Mia's Maid-in-Waiting during Mia's do-over.
 * Ludwig Hewitt - Before Mia was executed, Ludwig worked tirelessly in order to try and save the empire. Although he failed, he is given a second chance thanks to Mia's do-over. Mia seeks him out in order to have his ideas be utilized to change the future.
 * Elise Littstein - Before Mia was executed, Elise wrote a story titled “The Poor Prince and the Golden Dragon” however, the story was not completed due to Elise dying during the plague. Because Mia enjoyed this story so much, Elise is hired as a Court Author as thanks.

Abilities

 * Ballroom Dancing - One of the only subjects that Mia excelled at. She is good enough at dancing to even make her dance partner look good at dancing as well.

Equipment

 * Blood-Stained Diary - Diary of Mia's from the alternate timeline that allows Mia to see if any of her plans have worked. The book disappears once Mia's life has been spared from the guillotine.
 * Biographical Account of the Empress of Tearmoon, Mia Luna Tearmoon -
 * Saint-Noel Academy's Official Uniform - consists of a classy blazer and an elegant pleated skirt.
 * White Dress - a semi-formal white dress that isn't too gaudy that shows a bit of shoulder and the skirt is on the shorter size. Worn to the welcome dance party.
 * Riding Clothes - a sleek set of a vest and long pants used when horse-riding.
 * Riding Gear - a blouse worn over a pair of shorts.
 * Lulu Outerwear - made from some sort of animal hide covered in a thick layer of fur.
 * Yellow Dress - a gorgeous yellow dress, designed for comfort indoors, its looser cut hid the contours of the body, maintaining decorum while eschewing the need for a corset.