Buttermilk Brenda

Brenda McFlufferson (a.k.a. Buttermilk Brenda)

Buttermilk Brenda McFlufferson was a woman of average height with a sturdy, athletic build, a testament to her years of pancake racing. Her skin was kissed by the golden sun of the Great Pancake Plains, leaving her with a warm, inviting tan. Her eyes sparkled like the crystal-clear syrup streams that meandered through the lands below her, a brilliant shade of caramel brown. Her hair was a wild tangle of auburn curls that danced in the wind during her high-speed ascents and descents. Brenda's signature look was her racing attire, consisting of a white apron adorned with the emblem of the Flying Flapjack Fleet—a pancake with wings—over a pair of snug, form-fitting leather pants and a fitted, emerald-green shirt that matched the vibrant color of the leaves in the forests she often flew over. Her calloused hands, which once deftly maneuvered the lightweight pancake steering apparatus, were a constant reminder of her dedication to the sport.
Brenda was a whirlwind of energy and determination, her zest for life as infectious as the sweet aroma of freshly baked pancakes. She had a fiery passion for her sport and an unquenchable thirst for adventure. Her competitive spirit was matched only by her kindness and generosity; she often shared her knowledge and inventions with her fellow racers, fostering a sense of camaraderie that persists in the pancake racing community to this day.
Her laughter was as warm as the griddle she had grown up with, and her eyes held a mischievous twinkle that could either indicate a clever idea or a playful prank. Brenda was a natural leader, inspiring her teammates and friends to strive for greatness while keeping their feet firmly planted on the fluffy, butter-soaked earth. Despite her fame, she remained humble, always eager to learn from others and improve her craft.

Mental characteristics

Personal history

Brenda McFlufferson was born into a family of renowned pancake chefs in the bustling city of Battersea. From a young age, she was fascinated by the art of pancake flipping and the stories of the ancient Pancake Pilgrims who had discovered the Great Pancake Plains. Her curiosity about the sky led her to construct her first pair of pancake wings from scraps of frying pans and sturdy batter. Against her family's wishes, she ventured beyond the city limits to the vast, uncharted lands of the plains. It was there that she discovered her true calling—not in the kitchen, but in the thrilling world of aerial pancake racing.
Buttermilk Brenda founded the Flying Flapjack Fleet, a group of daring individuals who shared her passion for pancake acrobatics and speed. They would soar through the skies, their pancake wings sizzling in the sun, as they competed in races that drew crowds from across the land. The Great Pancake Plains soon became a hub for the sport, with Brenda's ingenious race tracks looping around butterfall cliffs and syrup geysers. Her legend grew as she pushed the boundaries of what was possible with her culinary contraptions, creating new wing designs and inventing the sport's signature move: the "Buttermilk Twirl."
Her life was cut tragically short during the Whipped Cream Whirlwind Race, a particularly treacherous competition she had designed herself. A sudden gust of wind sent her spiraling into the path of a rogue sugar spire, ending her life instantly. The pancake racing community mourned her loss, but her spirit lived on in the events she had created. The Great Pancake Plains now host the annual "Buttermilk Brenda's Pancake Sky Rally," where racers from all walks of life come to honor her legacy and challenge the skies in her memory.

Current Status

Founder of the Flying Flapjack Fleet; Deceased

Species

Human

Age

35 (at the time of her death)

Birthplace

Battersea

Pronouns

She/Her

Sex

Female

Gender

Woman

Presentation

Feminine

Eyes

Caramel brown

Hair

Auburn, curly

Skin Tone/Pigmentation

Tanned

Height

Average

Weight

Athletic build

Aligned Organization

The Flying Flapjack Fleet