From Neopet’s Gallery of Evil:

“Vira was a pretty and vain Acara, spending her days playing in the flowers, making daisy chains to braid into her long hair. One day, she wished to be the most beautiful Acara in the whole of the world, but the wrong ears heard her wish. ‘You are pretty,’ the shadowy voice said. ‘Only I can make you beautiful…’

Ever since, Vira has wandered those same fields, kissing the flowers, but making them poisonous to the touch. The magic mirrors she gives away do not show reality, but a twisted, ugly version of it. Anyone who looks into her mirrors at first finds themselves very beautiful, but that beauty fades into ugliness, and the mirror whispers with a dark voice, ‘There’s only one way to get your beauty back…’

For some odd reason, I came up with this idea that Vira would have been cursed by that magic mirror like Queen Blueberry did from Sweetpea Beauty. So when Vira tries to sell Sweetpea her mirrors, she refuses, insisting that what God see inside herslf is what important, and she also needs to save her money for a bigger purpose. So Vira turns the Mirror for help, including providing daggers that one wound can turn the surrounding skin dry like a desert ground. Can Sweetpea turn the heart of Neopia’s most vain villian?

I think something like this would happen in my story later, except it would be reagular Petunia.

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