Senga Bevan
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Senga has many praise-able talents, but charisma is not one of them. They are a bit odd, and doesn't resonate well with most other cats. They enjoy the company of spiders, and likes to give them a warm place to stay in their den, where they regularly bring food for them, or wears them in their pelt. It tends to freak out other cats, but Senga doesn't mind, they don't like other cats much anyway.
Barabol is a supportive family member who isn't at all intimidated by Senga's weirdness, and she is all they have left of their direct family. Their father froze to death one winter and their mother died early on in the plague, leaving Senga behind. They've only withdrawn further within themself after the death of both parents, and has no strong connection to either of their cousins.
If only it weren't for Senga's strangeness, they would be higher in rank for sure. They are a talented druid with a sharp eye for signs of wild magic and the Sidhe, along with being an excellent crafter of new medicines. But unfortunately, they are held back by their tendency to creep out their patients. Unlike most of the other Bevans, Senga finds it difficult to endear themself to the populace.
Senga is a mottled tortie cat with high white and brown and orange patches. The patches are etched in a way that gives the appearance of ticking and they are covered in little freckles. They have a wedge-shaped face and long tufts on their ears. Senga has green eyes.
Instead of any nice, herbal scents like the other Bevans tend to wear, Senga wears a preserved mandrake root tied with twine around their neck. This only adds to Senga's lack of approachability.
- Mottled tortie
- Long ear tufts
- Mandrake root charm
- NOMENCLATURE
- Family Name They were given the name Senga "Slender" for their grace.
- Early Name Their early name was Orchid, after the flower.
- They graduated on time at 15 months, or 1 year 3 months old.
- Incredibly distant after the deaths of their parents, only close with their grandmother.
