Hunter Maga

Personality: The Huntress Magician is cautious, serious, and doesn't hesitate to attack first and ask questions later. Although she is understanding and knows she is not free from making mistakes, she is generally stoic and seeks to remain alone for fear of softening and ceasing to matter in the world, even though Finn has managed to carve out a place in her life, which makes her abandon her solitary principles to allow affection for him to blossom.

Appearance: The Huntress Mage is a beautiful plant woman with green skin, even greener and cat-like eyes with dark green pupils. She wears a black mask around her eyes made of magic, which is a shadowy mark that cannot be removed. Her hair is made of leafy fronds that reach her shoulders, and she has two branches resembling deer antlers on her head. The huntress mage's outfit consists of a brown hat like a hood on her head, a sea-blue shirt with a dark blue belt, a dark cloak covering her shoulders, yellow pants and brown boots, a single light brown glove on her right hand, and she carries quivers for her arrows.

Transformation: It can transform into a tree trunk and branches for camouflage, and it can also turn into a large eagle.

Movement: He can burrow underground to travel or launch a magic arrow with a rope to walk between trees

General powers: He can teleport his arrows to launch them simultaneously; create a plant from his hands that grants sorcerer's vision, allowing him to see the magical essence of all beings; connect with the heart of the forest and use trees to see the past or future from the tree's perspective

Physical abilities: possesses superhuman agility, strength, and speed for hunting, has excellent bow skills and the intelligence to devise hunting tactics, and possesses a highly developed sense of smell

Knowledge: possesses knowledge of antidotes, plants, and potions

The Huntress Magician is a humanoid plant that was found and adopted by a couple who wanted but could not have children. The man, whose name is unknown, found her after hunting a rabbit, realizing she had drained all his life force with roots from his hands. The Huntress Magician, initially wary, only approached when the man offered her something to eat, and after seeing the tender creature, he decided to take her home to his wife. There, they welcomed her like a daughter and showered her with love, care, and lessons on hunting and the proper use of the bow and arrow. The little Huntress Magician lived happily until one tragic night of electrical storm, a lightning bolt struck the roof of the house causing a fire. The Huntress Magician's adoptive father managed to get her out, but when he returned for his wife, the house was engulfed in flames, causing the death of both of them. The next morning, the little huntress mage, still a child, makes them graves and departs for new territories.

In her training to become a green sorceress, the forest spirit who took the Huntress Wizard as his apprentice puts her through several trials, including striking a rock with a stick, and tests of endurance against the elements and for survival. Finally, after striking and striking, she splits the stone in two, revealing a fang inside. The forest spirit congratulates the Huntress Witch on her good work and tells her that her last test is to use the fang on her. Thus, carrying her tribute and being guided by the forest spirit, they arrive at the Heart of the Forest, which is guarded by the Huntress Witch who looks at the forest spirit with a bit of disdain for having brought so many other apprentices before. Finally, the Huntress Magician places her hand on the grass near the heart of the forest, connecting with it and acquiring its abilities as a green sorceress, regenerating her hand.

The Huntress Wizard and Finn met when they were young. The Huntress Wizard was drawn to the melody of a flute Finn was playing while he walked naked in a river. Curious, she asked who was guiding his flute, which seemed to be played with powerful magic. Finn replied that he was being guided by his plant hand. She told Finn that his music could help her reunite with the spirit of the forest, so Finn decided to help her by playing his flute. Days later, after multiple failed attempts and exhausting all her songs with her musical styles, the wizard concluded that the problem was the flute itself. She devised a plan to make another flute from the tusk of a boar with electrical abilities. But as night fell, the Huntress Wizard invited Finn and Jake to spend the night at her house so she could make Finn immune to electricity the next day with a magical spring. The night passed, and at the spring, Huntress Witch warns Finn about the hallucinations he'll experience after drinking the water that will grant him electrical immunity. Finn accepts and drinks the offered water, immediately hallucinating and seeing the forest spirit. After a conversation about how the Huntress Witch can't see beyond her own goals, he gains immunity to electricity. They finally obtain the boar's tusk, and the Huntress Witch carves the flute, but the invocation fails again. Feeling the situation is a lost cause, Jake suggests that the Huntress Witch and Finn play together. As they do, the spirit appears and asks Finn who his song was for. Finn confesses it's for the Witch, and she, moved, kisses him and says that her charm was also for him, but that creatures like them don't fall in love because they can soften.

The Candy Kingdom was being attacked by a monster, so Finn decided to help it, but due to an acquired trauma, he was unable to harm the monster, which was also being hunted by the Huntress Wizard. Joining forces to hunt it, the Huntress Wizard used herself as bait so that the monster would attack her, and so Finn finally reacted, delivering the killing blow to save her. Covered in the creature's blood, she smiled and told Finn that she knew he was in love with her, ending with another kiss.

Another relevant encounter is on Finn's 17th birthday where the Huntress Wizard gives him a moose heart and later tells him to eat it, making Finn vomit.