Lynn

Description

Lynn is a nonbinary, bisexual kitty-taur. She is short for most taurs, but is the toughest gal around. She wears a variety of jewelry, much of it magically-imbued. Lynn's bottom half shares its appearance with an ocelot, her top half with a common long-haired black housecat. Her top half's fur is always incredibly sleek, her bottom half incredibly fluffy, yet all fur is very soft and plush. Lynn has a large and puffy tail, smooth red hair, large fluffy paws, and deep blue eyes. Her ears are very large and expressive.

Lynn always wears lots of jewelry, but rarely ever wears the same sets two nights in a row. The only piece she almost never takes off is a delicate silver collar with a large red ruby in the front.

Personality

Lynn is headstrong, friendly, inspiring, and flirtatious. She puts her friends above almost all else, and will gladly fight anyone who pisses her off. She may not know much of the sciences, nor be very good with math, but she is incredibly wise and nobody makes a better teacher. While she cusses a lot and is pretty rough-and-tumble around other adults, she is as gentle as can be around her students and other kids. 

Story

Lynn grew up in a small, tribal village. Lynn, always having been tough, was taught to be a hunter and guardian of her people. She always yearned to explore other cultures however, and fled at a young age stowing away inside a foreign caravan. She traveled across her continent, learning and studying language and culture, before settling in an advanced metropolis on the opposite end of the continent from her birth home. There she made a life for herself, mostly doing odd jobs before taking a teaching roll in a fight hall and eventually moving into a prominent school as an elementary gym and self-defense teacher. Lynn later met her girlfriend Ino. The two clicked fast, and within two years moved in together. Lynn, valuing the exchange of culture and language above all else within her school's curriculum, invited Ino to get a job as a teacher allowing the two to work together (albeit on opposite sides of the complex, Ino teaching college-level).