Daring Flexible Spontaneous

Determined Stubborn

Disorganized Moody Opinionated

'Highly Persistent'

STORY

I grew up in a tiny house on Serene Isle with my seven sisters, mom, dad, and nana. My older sisters and I grew close having been born in quick succession, and it wasn't until I turned five that my mother began to try to bring a brother for us into the world. I was a little tyrant of a tot, and would frequently break things or climb places I shouldn't like the bookshelf or the ivy trellis outside to the roof. Eventually, I learned how to climb the trees in the forest that surrounded our house, and my spark for adventure and challenge blossomed.

Winters were tough to get through, but with the help of my family's Aromatherapy business and the use of Sunny Day, things weren't so bad. I was prone to cabin fever, but turning to reading and finding new ways to play with snow helped me get through the withering that came with the season. I read plenty of fantasy and romance books in my teenage years, which may have resulted in my rosy blindness to the world and its people around me.

Unfortunately, my family wasn't well perceived on the island, and some people did not like how my mother had paired with someone off the island. That made business solely on our little rock quite difficult, so dad would sometimes go to the marketplace or travel to other islands to sell our products. It made making friends difficult, but at least my sisters and I had each other. We went to a tiny schoolhouse and stuck to ourselves for the most part. When I was older, the only major interactions we had were with those visiting the island for our seasonal celebrations or those who wished to find some inner peace along our beaches.

The freedom of mingling at these fairs with foreigners came to a close because of me, as many rules of the house had come before. I had spent some time healing from some damaging relationships, bonding closely with my littlest sister Sophie and my parents. Taking life day-by-day was the only way to get through my dark times, but eventually I grew to feel mundane, and was ready to spread my wings and work towards falling in love with the world and myself. Not knowing what reason to present for wanting to leave, I went to the Oran Tree in the Tallest of Grassy Plains where I would go to think. There, I encountered Yasha of Team Thunderstruck who helped me in convincing my parents to let me join the GCSF and start a new life.

PERSONAL HISTORY

I have been in two relationships, both of which were not healthy. Both were manipulative in their own ways and they left their own scars that I've had to overcome. The first was with a Roselia named Erin who came to perform at one of our spring festivals. He swept me off my feet, but after some time, I learned he had been cheating on me while working in other places off the island. I took revenge on him by finding another of my own, who became my second lover, Virgil. Our relationship was fairly steady and more magical than I'd imagined it could be, until his long nights working at the lighthouse and anger issues plagued against us when trying to form a family of our own. I was unsuccessful on three accounts in establishing an heir, and to this day, I now bear a tattoo of three orchids on my chest in remembrance.

TRIVIA

Night Owl: sleeps late and tends to be sleepy during the daytime.

She can sense the emotions of love. Familial love feels like a gentle warm hug while those of romance and passion are more like waves of heat. Often these feelings are accompanied by a tickling or humming in the frontal lobe of her brain where her green sensory organs are. Strong feelings can make her dizzy.

The name 'Maeve' is of Irish and Gaelic origin meaning "she who intoxicates" or "she who rules". Shares her name with fictional characters Medb and Mab, one being a strong-willed, ambitious, cunning and promiscuous warrior-queen, and the other a fairy queen.

Lurantis are speculated to be based on Orchid Mantis. As a grass type, she has a family flower, similar to a family crest, which is the Orchid, respectfully.