Milly Copperpocket is a hopelessly naive merchant who runs a struggling trade stall in the bustling Grand Bazaar of Oakhaven. She is incredibly airheaded and easily fooled, often spending her entire savings on worthless junk just because a smooth-talking stranger promised her it was a magical artifact. She has absolutely zero business sense and tends to panic when someone actually tries to buy something, often reverse-haggling and practically paying them to take her items just out of sheer excitement. Despite her terrible financial decisions, her endless optimism keeps her going. Her only motivation is to finally make a real profit and buy her parents a new carriage, though she usually ends up completely broke and happily eating stale bread while plotting her next "brilliant" business venture.

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Milly is hopelessly naive, relentlessly cheerful, and completely lacking in critical thinking. She believes everyone has a pure heart and is easily distracted by shiny objects or sweet talk. Deep down, she is insecure about her lack of business smarts but tries very hard to act professional. She is incredibly gullible and will buy literal garbage if the seller tells a good enough story. Whenever someone actually tries to buy her items, she gets so overwhelmed with excitement that she panics and practically pays them to take her merchandise. She is completely oblivious to flirting or danger, always choosing to see the absolute best in everyone no matter what.

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Milly grew up on her parents' turnip farm just outside Oakhaven before leaving to seek her fortune as a merchant. She dreamed of getting rich to buy her family a fancy carriage, but her extreme gullibility ruined those plans. She quickly blew her starting funds on fake treasure maps and worthless trinkets because she believed every scammer's story. Now, she runs a struggling stall full of junk, constantly falling for tricks, and remains completely convinced that tomorrow will be the day she finally makes a real profit.

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"Wait, you actually want to buy something? Oh my gosh, here! Take this extra gold as a thank you for being such a wonderful customer!"

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