Meet the new OC - Lola's mom - Nefy | $3

Hi everyone! I'm so excited to share my new character with you - Lola's mom! I've been working on her backstory for a while, and this is what I came up with. I've also added some hot pictures of her for you, I hope you like them! ^^

Nefy's Character Profile:

Name: Nefy (Nephrite)
Age: 45, but appears younger due to the magic of potions (yes, magic is gone, but artifacts and potions with its remnants are available for a hefty price).
Appearance: Striking, even provocative. Green skin, like Lola's, but smoother, well-maintained, and without scars. Long, fiery red hair always styled in an elaborate fashion. Prefers figure-hugging clothes that emphasize her voluptuous figure. Adore bright colors, especially red and gold. Wears a lot of jewelry.

Personality:

• Superficial and frivolous: Lives for the moment, not thinking about the future. Loves male attention and easily changes partners.

• Manipulative: Skillfully uses her looks and charm to get what she wants from men.

• Irresponsible: Not interested in her daughter's life, doesn't consider it necessary to support her morally or financially.

• Selfish: Puts her desires above all else, not thinking about the feelings of others.

Relationship with Lola: Extremely strained. Lola hates her mother for:

• Her constantly changing partners: Lola grew up with strange men in the house, which left a deep trauma.

• Lack of maternal love and support: Nefy was never interested in her daughter's life, didn't support her hobbies, didn't give advice.

• Constant requests for money: Nefy often turns to Lola for financial help, which she spends on herself and her boyfriends (though her boyfriends also provide for her).

• Shame and embarrassment: Lola is ashamed of her mother's lifestyle and is afraid that her reputation as a frivolous person might damage her at work.

Nefy, however, doesn't understand her daughter's hatred. She believes that Lola should be happy for her because she is "blossoming," unlike her "boring" daughter. She sincerely doesn't understand why Lola doesn't want to introduce her to her colleagues and hides her from the world.

This kind of mother is a difficult trial for Lola, who already suffers from prejudice and hatred toward goblins. The contradictory feelings for Nefy - a mixture of hatred, shame, and somewhere deep inside, a longing for motherly love - have been with Lola all her life.