Morami

Morami | Half-Orc/Half-Elf Ranger | 23 | 6'4"

Personality:
|+| Adventurous, Caring, Curious, Daring, Dignified, Independent, Patient

|±| Determined, Sassy, Stubborn

|-| Fiery, Impulsive

Info to format later:
I am still working on her personality. This is just a tidbit of background with personality thrown in.
She is the daughter of an Orc chief, who is her dad and her mom who is an elf. She likes to hunt for the fun of it and waits for the right moment to kill and is a thrill seeker.
She is slightly distant from her family because she tends to travel around to different areas to not only hunt animals for the fun of it but she also loves seeing new lands because each place has something different in it to see, do and hunt.
She works better alone but is able to work in groups, which does slow her down if she is out hunting. She is adventurous and independent.
According to a friend: she is a super independent woman, who can have sass if needed, and doesn't seem too approachable at first, but once you get to know her, you know she'll have your back also is fiery.
The color purple tends to represent her cause its a good mix for her since she is fiery but also calming too. She is also royalty kinda by being the daughter of an orc tribe's chief.
She tends to have slightly different opinions than her mom because she wants to run wild and free and hunting for fun whereas her mom doesnt like her hunting for fun and running wild cause elves tend to hunt for food mostly and doesnt like how orcs tend to be more rambunctious and run wild a lot.
She learned to be patient from her mom since elves do tend to hunt for food and they dont want it to run away on them. she didnt like when her prey ran on her cause after tracking it for hours and it running on her,  it kinda frustrated her so she learned to be patient.
If she makes a mistake, she tends to stay cool and collected, then she tries to talk her way out of it.
Since she might end up being the next tribe leader, she was taught to work hard for what she wants and not the easy way out.