Username; Izurude
Name; Hydrangea (Ange for short.)
Gender; Female
Career path; Arts (She is particularly into pressed-flower candles.)
Story; The outskirts of town were peaceful, and a good place to seek inspiration. On her walk today, Hydrangea had brought along a canteen of lemonade and a floral sun hat to fight off the sweltering summer heat. She greeted everyone along the way merrily, and was in a good enough mood to try looking around where she hadn't before. Certainly there would be something interesting to see somewhere around.
She was a little ways out of town when she stumbled upon a little barn. The barn itself was uninteresting, and she didn't pay it much mind. What did interest her about this barn, however, was the big patch of clovers flowering nearby. They were quite beautiful- ranging in color from pure white to mid-purples in color. Just the perfect shades for starting a new project. Certainly the owner of the patch wouldn't miss a few, would they?
Hydrangea knelt down and picked about a dozen or so clover flowers. After some thought, she took a couple of leaves too, for good measure. It was around this time she heard some buzzing by her canteen. Must have been a fly. She blindly swatted at the thing, managing to kill it before even turning to look. It was only when she did turn that she noticed this was a strangely... yellow and black fly. And it had brought friends. That were approaching fast. To avenge their fallen sister.
Oh. Oh no.
Oh god, not the bees. They were everywhere.
She made a break for it, giving it all her legs had. Still, she ended up taking a good half dozen stings right on the face and a couple more on her paws. Eventually she seemed to lose the swarm, and she took this as her time to tuck her tail between her legs and go see the doctor.
Her face looked like a balloon for two weeks, even though she had gone to the doctor immediately after the incident. She had been prescribed some sort of herbal cream that had made the pain and itching fade, but had not particularly helped the swelling. After about three days, the townspeople had quit coddling her and began to find amusement in watching the poor girl try to emote with a marshmallow face. It had taken her two more days to lighten up about it herself, especially after having to reimburse the homeowner for messing with the bees.
But she had learned her lesson- never swipe flowers from the beekeeper's garden.
Extra; While she isn't a firm believer in conspiracy theories, she likes reading about them because she thinks they're quite creative and engaging. She is a voracious reader in general. Her mind wanders a lot, and this is easily noticeable by how often she'll randomly change the topic in a conversation. Despite what you'd think of the artsy creative type, she's very extroverted and pretty much never shuts up about stuff she's interested in. However, her feelings are also easily hurt, and she takes a lot of things personally. She's an ENFP 4w3.



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