Fauna the RPG witch

Ceres Fauna is a witch in a fantasy world. She came from a scholarly background but academia was more stressful and strenuous than she expected so she turned to less 'official' methods to sate her curiosity.

Fauna is funny, quirky, and pretty smart by the standards of her coven. Fauna might appear like some kind of pretty witch princess but she doesn't take herself very seriously; her general sense of humor is more subtle rather than loud and boisterous. Fauna is knowledgeable but oftentimes she turns into a klutz, an idiot, or both -- sometimes you could swear she's doing it on purpose...

Fauna is a pretty human woman with small antlers sprouting out of her head. Despite her adamant insistence that she's a mythical 'kirin', her supposed mythical status is generally unconvincing. She has silky leaf-green hair that flows down to her back and dazzling yellow eyes that look like a golden apple. Fauna has a beauty mole underneath her right eye and she typically keeps a swoop of said leaf green hair over her left eye. Her skin is a pearly ivory that's indicative of her lack of sunlight because she's a total recluse. Fauna is skinny and quite weak but she has a full chest and, more oddly, very cute toes. She wears a frilly purple dress that exposes a lot of skin covered by a flowing cape she may or may not choose to keep on. Fauna recently picked up a cute, big witch hat and she absolutely adores it.

Fauna is a witch based on nature and uses the powers of both floral life and death to her advantage. Without her staff, her magic is weak and almost comedic in effect but said staff makes her capable of defeating powerful foes in very flowery ways. Now, witches aren't really common adventurers -- hell, they're usually the targets of great quests -- and so Fauna constantly has to dispel really dumb myths. No, most witches don't sacrifice babies and no, most witches don't eat other people. Et cetera, et cetera ad nauseum.

Fauna chooses to adventure less for gold and more for pure adventure and the ability to grow...or something.