Estella Santoro was the mother of Samantha Santoro (Araminta) and the queen of Atlantis.
She was friends with Kamon Thani, Ailish Giomach, Vera Feher and Marzia Mond. Together, the five friends owned KAVEM District (a territory in the Sargasso Sea).
When Marzia had problems with her first daughter, Lumina, she called all five friends for help. Together, they went to the Mausoleum of Lost Symphonies, to look for power. Estella died in the Mausoleum, together with Marzia, Ailish and Kamon. Vera was the only one who managed to escape.
Estella’s name means “star-like” and her surname, Santoro, was composed from words “santo” (saint) and “toro” (bull).
Estella Santoro was the mother of Samantha Santoro (Araminta) and the queen of Atlantis.
She was friends with Kamon Thani, Ailish Giomach, Vera Feher and Marzia Mond. Together, the five friends owned KAVEM District (a territory in the Sargasso Sea).
When Marzia had problems with her first daughter, Lumina, she called all five friends for help. Together, they went to the Mausoleum of Lost Symphonies, to look for power. Estella died in the Mausoleum, together with Marzia, Ailish and Kamon. Vera was the only one who managed to escape.
Estella’s name means “star-like” and her surname, Santoro, was composed from words “santo” (saint) and “toro” (bull).
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- Kamon Thani – a tertiary character in “Mermaid Princess Amelia and the Lost Symphony”
- Ailish Giomach – a tertiary character in “Mermaid Princess Amelia and the Lost Symphony”
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