The owner of Madame Botoxica's Beauty Parlor, and all-spider spa and bath where you can live your dream of being naked and covered in spiders. A fashionable and sensual woman who loves making things beautiful.
The world's greatest pyromancer. If you don't believe him, just ask him! Came down south on a World Tour with Liri, to show off all the places he'd adventured to in the past and hopefully impress her.
A wandering moth girl Cory met in the forest. Criminally adorable. Adorably criminal. She seems nice, and is attracted to Cory's pyromancy like a mo- huh. Well I guess that scans.
A former priestess who wants to live the cool adventurer life. She's just here to have a good time, and won't be deterred by things like "common sense" or "caution" or "Liri, that's literally on fire stop eating it".
A southern knight looking to rescue her prince from an evil nymph named Milk. She keeps things close to her chest, and doesn't like to gossip about her life to people. Very serious, very grumpy. Very has a big axe.
Okay, just so people understand the score. Botoxica may have tried to frame Liri for murder or whatever but Liri actually did ruin her life. Ousted her from her business, alienated her from her family, assaulted her multiple times with intent to kill, and most likely disfigured the face of a woman who is most assuredly self conscious about her appearance. Who’s the real spider monster here?
Botoxica. Definitely Botoxica.
After all, Liri only fought her in self defense while Botoxica was trying to murder her, Botoxica alienated herself from her family by attacking them and then saying (in front of them) that she didn’t care, they’re all expendable anyway, and that bad review was earned!
Honestly, how many people would have realized that turmeric is a spice. When I first read her name, I thought the author had just pulled it out of thin air or it was a cultural name. Looking back at the way the author uses names (the Teipe sisters come to mind) I probably should have Googled it. Who knew? She is built a lot like Saffron, so … Botoxica hypnotized her?
Okay, just so people understand the score. Botoxica may have tried to frame Liri for murder or whatever but Liri actually did ruin her life. Ousted her from her business, alienated her from her family, assaulted her multiple times with intent to kill, and most likely disfigured the face of a woman who is most assuredly self conscious about her appearance. Who’s the real spider monster here?
I’m not saying I brought Botoxica back solely because you kept tweeting about it, but it’s not *not* a reason
Botoxica. Definitely Botoxica.
After all, Liri only fought her in self defense while Botoxica was trying to murder her, Botoxica alienated herself from her family by attacking them and then saying (in front of them) that she didn’t care, they’re all expendable anyway, and that bad review was earned!
Honestly, how many people would have realized that turmeric is a spice. When I first read her name, I thought the author had just pulled it out of thin air or it was a cultural name. Looking back at the way the author uses names (the Teipe sisters come to mind) I probably should have Googled it. Who knew? She is built a lot like Saffron, so … Botoxica hypnotized her?
Are Coriander and Liri a reference to Mel Brooks’ “The Producers”?
Their names are, yes
Ghasp!
As many times as I’ve had to count them?