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This is my OC, Wisp! She wasn't always a princess. She was a girl who woke up with no memory of who she was in the middle of nowhere and just so happened to encounter Camillus on his journey to defeat the beast of the gods who's threatening to destroy humanity. The name "Wisp" (Τσουλούφι) is a nickname she came up with herself, in reference to her strangely colored hair. She followed the hero descendant on his journey because she had nowhere else to go, and they became close friends. Although Wisp was at first meek and clumsy, she made up for her lack of strength and courage with determination and cleverness. Resolving to make herself useful, she demanded that Camillus teach her swordplay in return for her doing chores and running errands for him (anything from carrying his bags, laundry, asking people for information), and after long years of practice, she learned to hold her ground.

When eventually they parted ways, Camillus had gained a lot of followers, but he was unable to return to them and build his kingdom, so Wisp donned Camillus' chlamys cape and went to those people in his stead. On her way back she thought the cape was too long and too much of a hindrance, so she wrapped it around her shoulder and tied it around her waist. Having become wise and compassionate from her long journey, Wisp earned herself the position and became a leader whom everyone adored. Her people fondly referred to her as "Princess of the Two-Toned Hair."

The truth is... she's related to the goddess Moira, the goddess and incarnation of Fate (who is most widely known only when split into three entities as the Moirai, or the three Fates), but by the time she finds this out, and by the time she finds out the reason why she's on earth, it did not matter to her. She was her own person, and she would be a friend to humanity.

She looks towards the daybreak and is full of hope.

qwq ...now that I think about it errr this character is a bit Ghibli-influenced isn't she...? she sorta has Chihiro's character growth and Nausicaa's personality in the end. Does that have anything to do with the fact that I've only recently watched Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind? I don't think so!! This is a character that's lived in my head for like two years now!!!! hh qwq

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This is my OC, Wisp! She wasn't always a princess. She was a girl who woke up with no memory of who she was in the middle of nowhere and just so happened to encounter Camillus on his journey to defeat the beast of the gods who's threatening to destroy humanity. The name "Wisp" (Τσουλούφι) is a nickname she came up with herself, in reference to her strangely colored hair. She followed the hero descendant on his journey because she had nowhere else to go, and they became close friends. Although Wisp was at first meek and clumsy, she made up for her lack of strength and courage with determination and cleverness. Resolving to make herself useful, she demanded that Camillus teach her swordplay in return for her doing chores and running errands for him (anything from carrying his bags, laundry, asking people for information), and after long years of practice, she learned to hold her ground.

When eventually they parted ways, Camillus had gained a lot of followers, but he was unable to return to them and build his kingdom, so Wisp donned Camillus' chlamys cape and went to those people in his stead. On her way back she thought the cape was too long and too much of a hindrance, so she wrapped it around her shoulder and tied it around her waist. Having become wise and compassionate from her long journey, Wisp earned herself the position and became a leader whom everyone adored. Her people fondly referred to her as "Princess of the Two-Toned Hair."

The truth is... she's related to the goddess Moira, the goddess and incarnation of Fate (who is most widely known only when split into three entities as the Moirai, or the three Fates), but by the time she finds this out, and by the time she finds out the reason why she's on earth, it did not matter to her. She was her own person, and she would be a friend to humanity.

She looks towards the daybreak and is full of hope.

qwq ...now that I think about it errr this character is a bit Ghibli-influenced isn't she...? she sorta has Chihiro's character growth and Nausicaa's personality in the end. Does that have anything to do with the fact that I've only recently watched Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind? I don't think so!! This is a character that's lived in my head for like two years now!!!! hh qwq