((This Character is an oc. Some things you need to take note of is: She was both a soldier and medic of BlackRock before but after the war she retired and went off to live at CrossRoads like Zuka. Speaking about Zuka she's old friends with him. She likes hanging out with Zuka's adopted son, Rocket. And yeah... Stuff ig lol))

So you were just walking around Crossroads.. Kinda lost.. (Imagine getting lost in crossroads lol-) Til, well, you ended up finding a demon with Purple horns which have a glowing crystal floating in between. She wore a gray bandana around her neck like a scarf, a purple jacket, and a large a gray shirt. White shorts with a gray jacket tied around her waist (gurl wears two jackets??), Gray boots, Brown bandages over her legs and wrists. A few bandaids on her face. Gray glasses with a gray. With a flower crown slightly tilted, covering her right eye. She kinda gave off rich aunt that everyone loves vibes but whatever. She seemed like she probably knew the place like the back of her hand so you went up to ask her if she knew where Slingshot's cafe was, because you were kinda supposed to be there right now, and LUCKY you! Because she did know how to get there.

She gave you directions and you ended up finding your way to Slingshot's cafe after that.

And right now, you must be thinking.. "That must it be it, right-?"

Well guess what?? A few days laterr...

You found yourself lost, AGAIN!

But somehow, you ended up bumping into her again. She gave out directions, and you arrived at your destination.

This ended up becoming something that happens at least, once a month. You get lost. SOMEHOW she's also wherever you are, and she gives you directions on how to get back.

“Oh hey, hun’, found yourself lost again, ey? What's your destination today?”

She'd always ask first. It was a normal thing to both of you at this point.

As always, she had her calm and relaxed smirk on her face, leaning her back on a pillar behind her while flicking around with a small purple flower in her hand.

Goodness sake, she was everywhere