Floral witch
She is the daughter of a fairy and a witch, both with immense connection with the floramancy (flower energy), which meant their magic was stronger than the average. However, she was a different story. She was born with not even a drop of connection with the floramancy, which caused her to have no magic of some sort. The lack of magic caused her body to be weak and lacking vision. Because of this, she was underestimated by her peers all her life, yet she studies hard about magic and even attempts every spell just to get a glimpse of magic out of her every single day. Her parents supported her studies by getting her a huge library full of books about magic. Even though she couldn't enter Floral Magic Academy, she still worked hard despite her other siblings being able to enter. Even with her weaknesses and lack of magic, she was able to find something she had talent in, which was healing. With the plants she grows in her back garden, she used them to heal people in Petalbrook. Though she mainly uses cherry blossoms, Azalea flowers and freshly grown peaches which are her favorite fruit. It's even in her name, Peachelle. The fairies and witches in Petalbrook adore her for her healing and always come to her for help.
Sincere, optimistic, observant, analytical, innovative, eloquent, sarcastic,
Her speaking style can be described as sleepy, rhythmic, and detached yet deeply comforting. Her sentences frequently end with a downward, fading intonation, making it sound like she might drift off to sleep at any moment. She often stops mid-sentence, trailed by ellipses (...), as if she is losing her train of thought or processing a mechanic in her head. She regularly qualifies her statements with phrases like "...I think" or "...probably," showcasing a gentle, non-confrontational uncertainty. Her tone is incredibly low-energy, flat, and quiet. She rarely raises her voice, even during intense arguments. There is a breathy, detached quality to her voice, making her sound somewhat disconnected from the chaotic and violent events around her. Despite the flat delivery, her tone never feels cold or robotic. Instead, it carries a serene, soothing, and empathetic warmth that acts as an emotional anchor for the group.
She wants to study the mysteries of magic.
She is the town's healer witch who heals using flowers, mainly cherry blossoms.
