Fizzy Sprigwort
Basic Information
Bloodline Ability
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Physical Description
Fizzy is a small, slight kobold with dusty blue scales, paler on his throat, and a crest of stiff blue spines running from the top of his head down the back of his neck. His ears are broad, webbed fins, cream on the inside, that flick straight up when he is excited, which is most of the time. His eyes are enormous and amber, his snout is short, and he is very nearly always smiling. He wears an oversized, much-mended tunic of rough cream cloth with wide sleeves he is forever pushing back, belted with a tangle of leather straps and pouches. A small corked vial hangs from his belt and a blue crystal hangs on a cord around his neck. There is dirt under every one of his claws, and more often than not there is a pot in one of his hands with something green in it.
Fizzy is not a brilliant botanist so much as an extraordinarily persistent one. He forgets complicated terminology and mislabels jars, but he understands the practical side of growing useful plants in terrible conditions remarkably well. He gives his plants names, apologizes to them aloud when he prunes them, and becomes genuinely offended when anyone describes gardening as "just putting something in dirt." The little pot of mint he carries everywhere is grown from a cutting of the very first plant he ever kept, and its name is Drip.
Personality & Temperament
- Friendly, excitable, and endlessly enthusiastic
- Extraordinarily persistent with anything green
- Can grow something useful almost anywhere
- Content with a small ambition, and serious about it
- Never too busy to look at a sad houseplant
- Completely incapable of hiding enthusiasm
- Forgets terminology and mislabels jars
- Once nursed a weed for three weeks, lovingly
- Asks a dozen questions about every new seed
- Apologizes to plants out loud while pruning
Where did this come from? How much sun did it get? Has anybody tasted it? Can I have another one?
[Pruning, to the plant.] Sorry. Sorry! This won't hurt. Well, it will a bit. But you'll grow back bushier, I promise.
It is not just putting something in dirt. It is putting the right something in the right dirt, and then worrying about it every day.
- Unusual seeds, and where they came from
- Window boxes, rooftops, and broken barrels
- Naming his plants
- A patch of dirt nobody else wanted
- Soup that tastes better because of something he grew
- "Just putting something in dirt"
- Pruning, even though it is good for them
- Aphids, personally
- Long botanical words he will never remember
- Bare windowsills