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Gardener Name Entity
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The Gardener

Species: Formerly Human
Threat Level: Medium
Hostility: Dependant

Appearance

The Gardener is a deceased humanoid entity, given new life from the flora of the Manor.

The host body's face is concealed by an old, tattered hessian bag with a face carved into it.

Their attire consists of an old Gardener's Outfit and a hat with an accessory gifted to them by the Manor.


Traits

The Gardener is able to utilize the flora of the Manor to inflict a variety of harmful effects, including feelings of weakness and fragility.

The Gardener wields a rusted pair of shears, a fatal instrument once used to cut out the dead to save the living, it is now a tool to perpetuate the cycle.

Forever one with the flowers, her husk is assisted by a flower with a large humanoid eye. It hides, always watching from within her hair...


Notes

The Gardener appears most commonly in The Greenhouse, but may also appear tending to the flora in False Forests.

It is thought that The Gardener was the one to cut the first thorn from a wound in The Manor, and for this, her passing was mourned by The Manor, a mourning that had blossomed new life.

The Gardener's name and identity has been lost to time, and those who knew her are now admidst ghosts. Now, only the Manor remembers who she was.

A husk of who she may have once been, The Gardener carries on to ensure the flowers don't share her withered fate...

Trivia

    Lore

  • The Gardener's heart is currently shrouded with vines and brambles, locked in a greenhouse in the Gardens. It may possibly be beating, still.
  • She is haunted by the sight of faces in every flower that only she can see, presumably belonging to the ghosts of those who lost their lives in the Manor.
  • Having become a vessel for the flora of the Manor, the Gardener's limbs have been gradiently tinted an inky black from the amount of Manor Blood that the embodying flowers have drawn into her system.
  • Her most prominent flower is named "Astareion", a sentient flower of the Asteraceae family with a large, noticeable humanoid eye in its center. It is thought that it is through Asatreion that the Gardener sees her surroundings.
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