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When threatened, she has been witnessed to shift into a perfect blending of tiger and human. In this form she is solidly built and roughly 7 feet tall. she is armed with an array of deadly claws and a maw of sharp teeth.
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When threatened, she has been witnessed to shift into a perfect blending of tiger and human. In this form she is solidly built and roughly 7 feet tall. She is armed with an array of deadly claws and a maw of sharp teeth, well suited to kill.
  
 
== Background ==
 
== Background ==

Revision as of 15:52, 24 February 2013

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"I am darkness, I am light.
Shadow hunter, queen of the sun.
My claws hold the earth, my tongue tastes the sky.
I am steadfast, strong, compassionate and caring.
I am tiger, my words are pure."

Appearance

In homid, Greets appears as a small (5ft), slim, athletically built young woman with long rusty orange hair, fair complexion and striking amber eyes. She wears loose dresses, favoring earth tones and eschews shoes of any sort. She has a scar on her left shoulder that looks mostly healed (when it's visible.)


Her felis form is massively built (300lb) with a reddish-rusty in colour pelt and narrow black transverse stripes. [[1]]


When threatened, she has been witnessed to shift into a perfect blending of tiger and human. In this form she is solidly built and roughly 7 feet tall. She is armed with an array of deadly claws and a maw of sharp teeth, well suited to kill.

Background

Little is known about her prior to her appearing in the Broken Dagger's stables. She seems to speak the same language as the seamstress, Gloria.


The Present

She has been seen often of late in the common room of the Inn. When she chooses to speak aloud, she speaks slowly and carefully and with a thick accent. Those familiar with it may recognize it as a heavy Jernoan accent. She seems to be slowly learning the common tongue.