Miss Bloomie

Intro Miss Bloomie was once the top science instructor at Fundamental Paper Education, known for her sharp mind and sharper precision with her experiments. Her classroom was a folded-paper laboratory filled with origami beakers, layered paper diagrams, and mechanical models built from tightly creased sheets. One day, during an advanced experiment mixing ink-based chemicals with folding algorithms, something went wrong. A tear in the paper reality opened—a ripple between flat space and dimensional layers. Miss Bloomie tried to contain it, but the energy fused her with her own scientific creations: her arm became a jagged experimental tool, her apron reinforced with layers of folded lab notes, and her blade a repurposed stabilizer rod wrapped in tape and formulas. Now, Miss Bloomie continues teaching, guiding students through dangerous lessons in dimensional science. Her once calm demeanor is now strict and methodical, enforcing classroom safety and exactness with terrifying focus. Students say if you fold a paper airplane incorrectly in her lab, she notices instantly.