About

Piccolo started her early years of development in her hometown of Ferncombe, the daughter of a tavern owner and a bartender. As soon as she was old enough to walk and talk, she started helping around the tavern, sweeping the floors and outside steps, and serving food for the local tavern crawlers. She despised her job, hating the monotony of it all as well as the stench of ale, wanting nothing more than to grow up and move away. But despite her hatred for her parent's livelihood, she adored her family endlessly and sealed her place as the favorite grandchild and cousin. Her family had always been supportive of her and her hobbies, wanting nothing more than to push her to do well in school and succeed in whatever she decided to do.

However, even with her family's support and love, she wasn't the most gifted academically and struggled a bit with schoolwork and mathematics in general. The hatred for her parent's tavern really seeped into her work and participation at school, which she tended to not mind, as it allowed her to stay after school for extra help and assistance. The more time she had away from the tavern, the better in her genuine opinion, and she took advantage of every moment she had away. She would even try her hardest to make enough friends to occupy her, so she could hang out with them over going back home, which fortunately worked in her favor, her fun and happy personality too infectious and very beloved.

She struggled her way through school, graduating and immediately attempting to apply for college, wanting to leave her town and the smelly tavern she had to endure her entire life. Thankfully for her, she was actually accepted into the liberal arts program at Acadia University, where she moved onto campus and made some amazing friends to occupy her time with after classes. Being away from home really opened her eyes to the world around her, and put her in a more positive and hard-working mindset. This new change in scenery has made her a bit more excited about schoolwork, and she has found much success in her major. Currently, she still attends Acadia, working hard and playing harder when she has all of her work done.