Kushinada

female

one year of age

Her eyes are a shade best described as scarlet-violet.

She will never be a particularly tall or strong creature. She'll be small and doll like- her facial feature soft and her eyes expressive, like a living wolf chibi doll almost. She'll grow to stand at twenty six inches as a adult, and will weigh a feathery fifty five pounds. As such she won't have much muscle- the barest of minimums one might say- however she will move with a eerie silent grace, like she's a living ghost or something of the like. Her fur will be longer than the average, plush and gorgeous, and she will always have this innocent air about her. Her base coat is a pure moonflower white that will seem silvery in the right lighting- though under the moonlight it will simply seem to glow- giving her an even more ephemeral look to go hand in hand with her ghostly gait. A blanket of auburn and black intermixed is thrown over her frame and into the mix, it drapes over much of her body to make for a rather unique tri color display. Much of her back and sides are of the auburn hue though it rangers from a lighter auburn to a deeper more red auburn in places, though her face, head, and a dorsal stripe down her back, as well as her undersides remain a moonflowery white, and her tail gradiates from this auburn hue to black as it travels down it's length, her legs also gradiating from auburn to black as they go down then fade back into moonflower white at the toes. A small auburn patch rests over her right eye and ear but that is all it covers, the area closest to the eye black as if singed that way.

Kushinada is quiet and shy and reserved, and she rarely shows her emotions outside of those she trusts. she does not open herself up to others for fear she may hurt them somehow though if you get close enough to her this can be worked past, and she talks very little usually. She seems to have particular good judgement of character and seems like she can see through lies, she seems quite naturally perceptive.

can be imprinted on

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