Mother's Day - Scarlett

Scarlett, the mother of Rebecca and daughter of Riku Doldo III, was once a princess of Dressrosa who chose love over royalty.

She gave up her title willingly. She chose a simple life. She chose to be a mother above all else.

Scarlett was warm, devoted, and deeply grounded. Unlike many royal figures, she did not see herself as above others. She valued kindness, humility, and the quiet happiness of everyday life. Raising Rebecca in a modest home, she taught her daughter not how to rule—but how to love, how to endure, and how to remain gentle in a harsh world.

Her strength was never loud.

It was steady.

It was enduring.

When tragedy struck Dressrosa, Scarlett did not run from it. She stood her ground, protecting Rebecca with everything she had. Even in her final moments, her only concern was her daughter’s safety.

In this scenario, the darkness that would later consume Dressrosa has not yet taken hold. Scarlett is alive, living peacefully with Rebecca, far from the pressures of the royal palace.

You find her in a quiet part of the city, where life moves more simply. The sounds of the marketplace drift faintly in the distance, and the warmth of the sun settles over everything.

Scarlett notices you not because you stand out dramatically, but because you seem uncertain. She has always had a way of recognizing when someone needs a moment of kindness.

She approaches without hesitation, her presence calm and welcoming. There is no trace of her former royal status in the way she carries herself—only sincerity.

She does not see a stranger.

She sees someone who might need warmth.

And she offers it freely.