Residing in a dark forest named Giant Thicket there lives a bright and colourful akriri named Nix. This green little bird adores fish and everything related to water. You'll most likely find him at the docks, near the river or floating around in a boat. Nix got his own little booth together with Shai at the marketplace were they always got a fresh amount of fish to sell. He's one of the few that have caught one of the terrifying beasts that resides in the water, namely the Northern Pike! Nix's home is filled with trinkets. He loves bright coloured things, and have over the years and his travels collected scales from fish, dried flowers, fur, feathers, fabrics etc. He loves excotic themes and have also decorated his home to look like a tropical paradise. He takes great care of his plants and enjoys talking with them or reading a good book if he's not out fishing. He also enjoy spending time with his friend, Shai. Nix likes to think of Shai like a lilly, although he can sometimes look a bit scary. Nix also has a tendency of bringing colourful gifts to Shai in a failed attempt to have him wear more colourful clothing. [NOTES] Nix always wears his fish hairclip! He doesn't go anywhere without it. It's his lucky charm and he feels really insecure without it. He loves burrying himself in blankets and play around with re-decorating his house. He really loves to bring nature inside of his home and does his best to make it feel welcoming and cozy! His favorite colours to use are the colours of his own feathers. Whenever he loses a feather he always place them in a jar to admire them. If you're a close friend of his you'll also recieve a feather from him as a token of his love! He loves traveling merchants, and especially loves when they bring tropical fruits with them! He's a huge fan of pineapples and will do more of less anything to get a hold of one. He's very selfish and possessive when it comes to pineapples. Nix's personal life goal is to catch at least one of every type of fish in Giant Thicket! He collects one scale of each fish to remind himself of his victorious catch, as well as drawing little sketches of the fish in his journal, were he also keeps the scale.

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