#bellarosa

I decided to just make the scar larger. It just looks a lot more painful and smarter people would fear Wisteria while those with shallower minds would underestimate them (which works well enough for Wisteria). Having a high(ish) Fearsome stat, it feels like the rumours about Wisteria would lean towards them being the perpetrator of the destruction of their "hometown", but then people look at the scar and that sets off a new string of theories that maybe their hometown deserved whatever was coming to it? Or maybe their hometown knew how dangerous Wisteria could be and tried (and failed) to stop them? Wisteria hates the rumours, but even they can't help but feel mildly amused by the wilder ones. I also can't remember how Princess Bellarosa does her hair, so I decided to go for one of the two hair styles that I keep imagining her in. (The other being pigtails/twin tails.) Had fun playing around with this idea in my head for a while and only recently had the time (and motivation) to draw this. Honestly, I'm currently obsessed with Wisteria wearing plain metal bracelets and/or accessories and using their abilities to turn them into knives or weapons during emergencies. The ultimate hidden weapon hack. I very much want to try my hand at drawing a piece with Wisteria converting their accessories into a weapon mid-transition. The Sole Reminiscence is by @lilac-den. Bonus Wisteria:

In regards to the the disapproving stare though - that's mainly 'cause that is the 'ruthless' option. In the eyes of royal servants, even though you're the adult, it's still unheard of to see a commoner talk back to a royal princess in a rude manner, especially one as precious as Bellarosa. I'm not saying it's wrong to make a stand, it's just the order of things. It's like you're rudely talking to a child of your boss in front of the employees, if I have to provide a picture? I'm just letting you know why the disapproving stare is there.

I'm not sure if this option would be well-suited - I would welcome the feedback. At this time, I plan to add this option and then branch it out to let people have the option to make the MC be a bit 'standoff-ish/afraid' with children or more about not wanting to dirty them from the (metaphorical and, in the past life literal) blood on their hands. I don't think I can provide a 'not like' children option because it wouldn't make sense for the plot of the story, especially given how MC is chosen to be the Princess's companion (a.k.a, a friend of sorts).

She had been seeing noble after noble who petition to be the Princess's companion and time after time, she had rejected them. By the third month, she was pretty frustrated and tired of meeting all these adults who can't even take a day off from bothering her for the role.

But when she saw MC, she immediately knew this stranger wasn't like the nobles and just blurted out with that childlike innocence of honesty (which is pretty careless of her, of course, and something her maid would mention her to keep in mind of).