Pronouncable. Good enough.
Mila's absent mother. She couldn't stand being in one place for too long, so she's out travelling as a playwright and opera singer. No, she doesn't send any sign that she's still alive back to her family.
Made her look tackier on purpose. She technically changes her clothing design frequently but I'm not drawing that.
It's short for Camera :).
Lily's dead brother who wouldve liked to be a cameraman. What else is there to say about him. His parents wanted him to take his place in Magic Kindergarten seriously.
Wears something other than a plain sweater.
(Charis Itov)
I think it sounds dumb but I don't have any other ideas. Maybe I should ask for help.
The closest analog to how Irral's posse act in religion is as saints typically do in Catholicism.
Generally, not much praying is done directly- it will typically go through one of these guys instead.
This guy specifically is the patron of recovery from ill health. He is often portrayed with antlers like a deer's and a halolike shield.
It's generally healers who follow him most closely.
After Irral brought about the curse of inversion as a punishment, he couldn't in good faith stand to be around him.
He was able to bring a few of the affected back to sanity,
but couldn't muster the power needed to do much against the far-reaching effects of the plague his former friend had put upon the Earth.
He's meant to look a little bit more than human, since the amount of magic he had been given was more than enough to start warping his form.
She needs her last name or else I start thinking about Clover from Undertale: Urine Edition
Extremely nosy in the social sense, likes to mingle with random groups constantly. Between her and her sibling, she's the more socially aware one.
Not generally one to snitch unless someone she knows directly is hurt.
Given a dress with a pink clover motif.
Fine name. Highlights him as his sister's brother.
Very much defined by doing things before thinking of their implications.
When he was younger, he thought of himself as inherently better than everyone around him.
This wasn't helped by his mentors being generally of little help, since their powers were so fundementally different.
Despite this, his sheer power always put him leagues above them, even with his training being so lackluster.
Eventually, the war hits, and of course he participates in it. It's easy for him- not many of the people he targets are able to do anything substantial to stop him.
He was, predictably, one of the individuals with the most kills. While he was doing it, he didn't think much of it.
Attacking from a distance allowed him to convince himself what he was doing wasn't that harmful, even moreso since his targets would seldom leave bodies.
Once he gets older, he finally processes what he'd done. Faced with this, he begins to falter, constrasting his sister's reaction to double down further into it.
By the time she inverted, he had already been weakened by at least a decade of him reckoning with the magnitude of his crimes, leaving him open to death long beforehand.
Agate's identical twin. His cape becomes ragged and torn as he participates in mass killing. I know identical twins are overplayed, but it thematically fits here I swear.