Shatter Luck

Introduction:  Shatter Luck is a solitary tigress, who lives in the Emerald Valley, she loves to collect colorful leaves, to make a beautiful nest in her den. She also loves watching the moon on top of a tree, and play with the fireflies. As she is always alone, she spend a lot of time near the big waterfall, looking at her reflection in the water and talking to herself.  Has a kind and loving personality, being determined, hardworking, clumsy and passionate about almost everything. Her name was given due to a spot on her forehead that resembles a lucky clover, being a satire of her life, as she has almost none. 

History: She was raised in a war environment, losing her parents when the Sun Kingdom attacked, after discovering that the Storm Kingdom was trying to form an alliance with the Tigers to fight in the war against them. The flames of the attack devastated the tigers, only few left, Shatter Luck's grandparents fled with her granddaughter to the top of the waterfall, where it was safer and away from danger, however, over the years both died due to old age, leaving Shatter completely alone in the wild. 

Shatter always wanted to be a mother, but she never found a partner, as most of them were exterminated in the war. In addition, potted tigers are not well regarded in their culture, as they symbolize loss of control and bad omens. 

About tigers: They live in small colonies, there may be rivalries over territory and females. He does not usually get involved in matters outside his species. They are the most ecological species and faithful to the cycle of life, hunting only what is necessary and taking care of the ecology of the environment where they live.

They generally create their dens in giant hollow trees in the Cobalt Forest, belonging to Emerald Valley, between their roots they form large spaces where tigers form their shelters from the rain and create their nests.

Spotted tigers are frowned upon by the species, believing that they are messengers of bad omen and lack of control. Most being exiled at a young age from their colony. Tigress has a strict teaching on respect for nature and control of its strength, being seen as a symbol of control and peace for many species. Always propagating tranquility, elegance, wisdom and indifference. An imbalance in these qualities is of great disrespect to them.