So Next Up On My The Masked Queen Rewrite, We Have Hannah!

So next up on my The Masked Queen rewrite, we have Hannah!

So Hannah has had a bit of an overhaul, with not even her original name being kept. I wanted her to stand out as more of a social chameleon that pretends to be a social butterfly, mimicking how the other girls at school dress, talk, behave, etc.

She’s still Evan’s childhood friend, so there’s still the fun ~ twist~ at the end of the story. However, instead of the two being best friends and extremely close like how they were in the original story, in the rewrite they will have grown apart a little, hanging out in different circles and only interacting outside of school. There’s a reason for that… but we’ll save that for later~. But just like in the original story, once Evan starts investigating things, she’ll team up with him.

I’m also planning to dive a little bit more into her backstory, which should be very fun~. Tbh, out of all the characters, I’m the most excited to rewrite her. I was never 100% satisfied with how I did Hannah’s character, and I can’t wait to finally do her justice.

The twin boys!

Updated designs for some of the boys

Sebastian looking at some bs in my math notes.

‼️TW: GORE‼️

What a mess!

So this is the main antagonist for Roots, The Mother

Around the 1800’s, the founders of the town in Roots met a creature that controlled the forest. This creature blessed them with immortality, as long as they died on the town’s grounds and stayed in the town. The catch was that if they left town, they would immediately die. The only way someone could leave the town and not die is by sacrificing a human heart.

Overtime, this became a religion in the town: at age 18, the townspeople would kill their children, and bring them to the creature- which they named The Mother- to be blessed with immortality, and then they throw a celebration. This became known as the Acceptance Ceremony. The Mother seemed to enjoy this, encouraging the ceremony, as well as offerings made to it.

No one knows why The Mother blessed the people of the town with immortality, nor why it is so insistent that at each Acceptance Ceremony the heart of the child being sacrificed is given to it. In fact, most people in the town have never even seen The Mother, and have only drawn what they imagine the creature looks like… all anyone has ever seen- or rather, heard- from The Mother is it’s calm and soothing voice that carries on the wind, or the vines that entrapped the sacrificed hearts and take them into the ground.