Crow is in your face - she walks in the room and she's the center of attention. Fray could be standing behind you without you realizing it.

Early Starts

Crow was a troublemaker in school - no matter what she did, she got in trouble - A LOT. Turf wars as a child she got scolded and banned from while school she ended up in detention more days than not. It was during one of these detention sessions that she met Fray, a straight A student who didn't belong there. With lots of pestering, Fray got Crow to open up and the two bonded over their distaste of school. Fray said the curiculum was embarassingly easy, hence her punishment, and Crow enjoyed the prideful eel.

Fray taught Crow to place her frustrations and rage in a more constructive manner, the two of them screaming their throats hoarse after rough days, breaking items and being as loud as possible. Fray's parents were never home, so the two were allowed to get up to anything and everything really.

This led to the two playing instruments playfully at first, screwing around, but soon their joking turned to more serious training and learning how to properly use the instruments stored in Fray's garage.

Fray was highly skilled with anything she picked up, able to learn and focus, while Crow struggled to master something. Putting her focus into the electric guitar, she trained until her claws bled to perfect her abilities and the two put their heads together to figure out a future outside of academics.

Making It Loud

Crow and Fray have been together since high school - they live, eat, play, and sleep together. They love eachother and work hard to be at the top of their game, not really caring about the size of the stage, but their joy for playing for the crowd. They currently live in a condo at the edge of Splatsville, booking themselves as often as possible for gigs and currently going by 'Crow & Fray' as they try to figure out an actual name for their two-man band.

• Crow is really intelligent, she just refused to participate in schooling.
• Fray is an eel of few words - she rarely speaks to strangers.
• Crow's fingertips are hardened by her guitar playing over the years, her hands in general are much tougher than most.
• Fray prefers drums over all other instruments - she really can lose herself to the beat.
• Their apartment is surprisingly clean and chaotic all at once.