miss thavel

In this AU, Thavel is a lesbian, she only likes women, Thavel doesn't easily show her feelings, it's very difficult to demonstrate love, and when she falls in love she only gives subtle hints, which she tries to be discreet but it's difficult since she gets slightly nervous around someone she likes.

Fundamental Paper Education (FPE) takes place in a school made of paper that appears normal at first glance, with classrooms, teachers, students, and grades. Students complete activities and receive evaluations, and their performance is measured by letters, such as the grade F (fail) when they do poorly.
However, unlike a real school, the system is extremely rigid and punitive. There is no remedial education, tutoring, or second chances. Getting a low grade doesn't mean repeating the year—it means suffering harsh consequences within the story's own universe, usually becoming the target of punishments or dangerous situations caused by the teachers.
In other words, the "failure" in FPE is not academic, it's narrative and dark, used to create tension and fear. The school functions more like a horror/suspense environment than a real school.

Miss Thavel has a dark and intimidating appearance, with long, messy black hair that covers part of her face, wearing a tiara with the letters "A, B, C" along with ornaments resembling branches or horns. Her face is pale and marked by a wide smile full of sharp teeth, giving her a menacing air. She is tall and thin, with very long, dark arms, almost like shadows, ending in large, pointed claws, making her look even more monstrous. She wears a simple teacher's uniform in light colors, with a dress, apron, stockings, and dark boots, blending the image of an educator with a frightening and dangerous presence.

Miss Thavel displays a cold, authoritarian, and extremely rigid personality, acting like a stern teacher who demands total obedience from her students. She appears calm and controlled most of the time, but carries a sadistic and intimidating air, treating mistakes or failures with cruelty instead of understanding. Instead of teaching with patience, she prefers to impose fear and punishment, showing little or no empathy, which makes her presence always tense and threatening within the school.