SI-U

young, rowdy, and awfully inconsiderate of others, si-u’s promotion into so-called heraldship is disputable at best. headstrong and free-willed, pursuing paradise is really just the ultimate act of hedonism: a journey everyone else is fortunate enough to witness. but, with his unflinching resolve and a smidgen of well-timed audacity, perhaps there’s a lion’s heart in what’s become an otherwise contentious cat.

while not inherently malicious, si-u is notably insolent and self-serving. he does not appear to have any reservations over speaking his mind nor satiating his desires. valuing himself and his autonomy over all else; to yield to the wishes of others is folly. they live life for the sake of themselves and themselves only.

readily and with unnecessary enthusiasm do they confront others. equipped with inopportune jest, tactless words, and a fondness for getting under another's skin, si-u is downright rude and, more often than not, takes unwelcomed pride in such unsavoury behaviour. his respect is earned, not freely gifted. social interactions are regarded as a challenge—a conquest.

however, this combative attitude is not indicative of their own vulnerability. though it is arguable that their state of youth affords much of this laxness, si-u remains remarkably unbothered for a cat who spends so much time ruffling fur and playing the part of the devil. greater worldly matters are of little importance; he defaults to a laissez-faire approach for things which do not concern himself. the affairs of others are usually met with a rather objective (read: borderline apathetic) stance.

untethered and still in the process of maturing, si-u's fealty comes across as quite fickle. the few things they do have passion for are cradled by fierce insistence and hellbent will. other hidden traits not typically associated with si-u at first glance include realism, and—most surprisingly—a large degree of self-awareness.