Noya Kagama

Overview

Noya Kagama is a senator who was considered as a potential successor to Basileus Avkan ruun-Heshkari during 392 AC succession planning discussions. She later emerged as a public defender of the Rediscovery Endeavor during the 393 AC election cycle.

Timeline

392 AC - Rejected as Successor Candidate

Anuncia ruun-Aysun and her advisor Abenet evaluated Noya as a potential successor to Avkan ruun-Heshkari. She was rejected as too conservative — Abenet noted she would follow Avkan’s principles to the letter but lacked the adaptability the position required.

393 AC, May 28 - Defense of Rediscovery Endeavor

During political debate following the Expeditionary Corps’ arrival at the City of Scholars, Noya defended Avkan ruun-Heshkari’s leadership. She credited the recovery and restoration of the Mesektet wreck and the agricultural lands of Caer Oorun as accomplishments, arguing that the benefits of the Rediscovery Endeavor would be felt in the long term.

Relationships

• Abenet: Political advisor who assessed Noya’s candidacy (392 AC)
• Amaro Arundhani: Senator who responded negatively to Noya’s defense of the Endeavor (393 AC)
• Anuncia ruun-Aysun: Senator who evaluated and rejected Noya as successor (392 AC)
• Avkan ruun-Heshkari: Basileus whose succession Noya was considered for; she later defended his leadership publicly (392–393 AC)
• Hadrian: Alternative succession candidate also rejected (392 AC)
• Muttunbaal: Senator whose criticism of the Endeavor Noya countered (393 AC)