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. Description of blessings and Annie .

The Kadupul flower, also known as the Flower of the Moon, is a type of cactus and one of the most cultivated species in the genus.
It blooms rarely and only at night, as its flowers wither before dawn. Because of this feature, they also call it the Jasmine of Night.
This flower is native to Central America and the tropical South, and encompasses approximately twenty species.
The stems hold spectacular flowers that last only a couple of days, but produce from early winter through spring.
They are a peculiar plant that blooms best when exposed to cold temperatures and shortened light periods.
The flower is a part of several stories in Japan, where it is known as Gekka Bijin "Beauty under the Moon" and in Vietnam as "Da Quynh" as Queen of the Night.
This flower has a particular taste for moonlit nights, so if you're a night owl you'll love this flower! ♥

Regarding his physical appearance, his skin color is very light complexion and his hair is white, while his eyes are blue as the sky.
 He has many floral accessories like the large flowers on his back and the flower decorations on his head, as well as the flower decorations on his sleeves.
This Kadapul boy also has deep blue eye shadow, and small star decorations on his cheeks both there to show his love of night.
 His clothing style is oriental/traditional styled clothes. He has tassels and bells, a couple of them being bell shaped vials with his flower blessing inside.
 When his bell vials come in contact with the light of the moon, they magically glow and shine! It creates a moment of utmost beauty that have the people around him fawning in awe. ♥

. Personality .
He is a very calm, serene, and gentle looking boy, and most of the time his face looks neutral.
He has the personality of a prince, so most of the time he always uses formal and refined words.
 Others around him think of him as a the "moon prince" because his blessing only opens at night, thus he has a tendency to have most of his energy at night and sleep during the day.