Shattersky
Melodicholy
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- 1 year, 5 months ago
- Creator
- Melodicholy
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SHATTERSKY
clever / resourceful / wanderer
Profile
Name
Shattersky
Nickname
N/A
Age
28 moons
Pronouns
She/her
Height
N/A
Species
Cat
Occupation
Loner
Voice
N/A
Summary
Fitness
Patience
Moral
Intelligence
Perception
Charisma
Preferences
Likes
- running
- quietude
- sunbathing
Dislikes
- Northern range
- Clans
- ducks
MARKINGS
- red-tinged accents on cheeks, tail and underbelly
- design is symmetrical
- tall, lean build with small patch of spiky fur near hindquarters
- her build resembles a lynx. when drawing her, please keep in mind her muzzle is large and pointed almost exactly like a lynx's!
- she towers over other cats, others don't think of her as a hybrid for no reason.
PERSONALITY
- Shattersky keeps to herself and isn't afraid to tell anyone that she'll only save her own tail. She enjoys the solitude and lack of stress from maintaining bonds. However, there have been times where she's abandoned these ideals.
- Relatively strong, but avoids conflict to the best of her abilites. She keeps her past life as a Northern Range cat behind her, especially concerning combat.
- Aloof, but as long as it isn't to her disadvantage, Shattersky is generally helpful, especially to exiles.
Stonefall (Northern Range leader)
Former Clanmate, then subject. One of the leader's longest supporters, defending his beliefs long before they were exiled from the Clans. However, her respect began to dwindle after witnessing the downward spiral of his decisions. After multiple failed attempts to break through to him, Shattersky took his stubbornness as sign to leave the Range. She left peacefully, with no shed blood but rather mourning for a good friend lost. She thinks not much other than contempt and a tinge of pity for the tom, and tries not to think of the current state of the Range.
Clawtuft (Clan exile)
Thought he was annoying when he was a kit and finds him a little obtuse in his current moons. Holds not much other than pity for the young exile.
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