Halfpetal

Halfpetal
Female domestic short hair cat

Halfpetal is a large and bulky cat with a thick long tail.  Her fur is short everywhere apart from on the tips of her ears and around her cheeks.  She is a black tuxedo cat with a mostly black coat and white underbelly but a patch of fur under her neck is black.  Each of her toes are white and her paw pads are a dark reddish brown color along with her nose and inside of her ears.  She has a thick white stripe starting from her head all the way down to the tip of her tail.  Most of her face is white, the black side having a few spots under her eyes.  She also has a spot above each eye, a black one one the white side and a white one on the black side.  She has a diamond shaped black marking on the center of her forehead.  Halfpetal has black ears with white tips.  Her eyes are a darker yellow with a small black pupil.  Halfpetal has two scratch scars on her left shoulder and one scratch on her nose on the right side.

Halfpetal is an extremely confident cat who tends to look down on others.  She isn't afraid to voice her opinions as well as her dislike for other cats.  She prefers to work on her own and dislikes those who feel like they need help or companionship.  Halfpetal feels the need to constantly be seen as strong physically and mentally and hates to be babied which results in her going through hardships on her own which could have been easily fixed with other clan mates.
Halfpetal does think of herself as an attractive cat and takes care to make sure she is well groomed however she despises whenever another cat would point this out.  Especially if it is done by a tom cat.  Halfpetal is extremely suspicious of people and always assumes the worst in them.  Halfpetal will always see a tom cat interacting with her positively as a cat who is trying to flirt with her or use her.   At the moment Halfpetal does not want any kind of family but if she did it would be with another she-cat.  She does not want kits but might be persuaded into it if her partner carried them and not her.