Atlanna

Atlanna is a prominent figure in the mythology of the underwater kingdom of Atlantis. She is often depicted as the queen of Atlantis and the mother of its heir, often Prince or King Arthur. Her story typically involves a forbidden romance with a human lighthouse keeper, leading to the birth of Arthur. This union is fraught with conflict, as it breaches Atlantean law and tradition.

When Atlantean forces discover her transgression, Atlanna is forced to return to Atlantis, leaving her son to be raised by his human father. Despite her obligations to her kingdom, she often harbors deep affection for her human lover and her son. In some narratives, Atlanna plays a crucial role in Arthur's eventual discovery of his Atlantean heritage and his ascension to the throne of Atlantis. She may act as a guide or protector, helping him navigate the complexities of his dual nature and the political landscape of his underwater kingdom. Her character represents a bridge between the human and Atlantean worlds, embodying themes of love, duty, and sacrifice.