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(Dang it DeviantArt, you made me spell her name wrong. It’s Kámepyu, with an acute accent over the “a” to mark irregular stress. My girl is already tired of English-language databases leaving the diacritics out of her name—why you gotta do this to her?)
I just now realized that I hadn’t posted Yirgalisu’s parents’ ref sheets on DA even though I made them several years ago. So here’s Kámepyu Hezéngida Rrevevenzírriu, who holds the record for the longest full name of all my OCs (also, it’s unique in that her first, middle, and last names all contain acute accents!) A long dramatic name to go with her long dramatic mane~
Despite being in her 70s, she has barely any gray hair (some old people IRL don’t go gray until very, very late in their lives). She used to own and operate the family wig-making business before passing it down to her son Yirgalisu. She’s a sweet old lady who would gladly invite you over for dinner and tell you stories of the past in her wonderful Zhagenbi accent. If you’re feeling angry or sad, she will wrap your body in her hair and slowly wind it tighter and tighter to give you a constricting, yet relaxing hug. I love this woman to pieces and I’m so glad her ref sheet finally gets to see the light of day on DA!

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(Dang it DeviantArt, you made me spell her name wrong. It’s Kámepyu, with an acute accent over the “a” to mark irregular stress. My girl is already tired of English-language databases leaving the diacritics out of her name—why you gotta do this to her?)
I just now realized that I hadn’t posted Yirgalisu’s parents’ ref sheets on DA even though I made them several years ago. So here’s Kámepyu Hezéngida Rrevevenzírriu, who holds the record for the longest full name of all my OCs (also, it’s unique in that her first, middle, and last names all contain acute accents!) A long dramatic name to go with her long dramatic mane~
Despite being in her 70s, she has barely any gray hair (some old people IRL don’t go gray until very, very late in their lives). She used to own and operate the family wig-making business before passing it down to her son Yirgalisu. She’s a sweet old lady who would gladly invite you over for dinner and tell you stories of the past in her wonderful Zhagenbi accent. If you’re feeling angry or sad, she will wrap your body in her hair and slowly wind it tighter and tighter to give you a constricting, yet relaxing hug. I love this woman to pieces and I’m so glad her ref sheet finally gets to see the light of day on DA!