Hepatica

Hepatica is the Queen of the Forest in the backstory of Lady Verbena. She is considered the personification of justice and is a common statue outside courthouses and city halls across select locations in Parania.
== Backstory ==
Hepatica resides in the ancient elm-and-ivy forest where she is said to commonly housekeep the forest, ridding of any bad. She was searching the east side of the forest to which she unveiled a woman's body which was being swallowed by growing ivy, verbena, and gorse in a large hollow elm tree which she finally awakes after forty years of rest, this woman was Galia, who is now Lady Verbena. Hepatica strays in the area and rides on the back of a sleepy moose as she watches behind a fern how this woman acts in her forest, before seeing Lady Verbena brutally kill two woman (Blanca and Noira) who were picking common ivy-leaves with the chopped log of a sugar maple tree. Hepatica decides that this woman doesn't deserve any power or emotion, so she confronts Galia and takes away her sense of emotion and touch, leaving her a depressed and miserable spirit.
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