Post by david on Sept 30, 2010 14:11:59 GMT -6
David Tiberius Kroening
David is an older, powerful Werewolf the proudly serves his Alpha without question or challenge. The well-being of the Pack is something that outweighs the meaning on his own life within his mind, the safety of the group coming before the life of one every time. When it comes to other Wolves, the man is patient, calm, and almost gentle. A great amount of pride comes from his position as lead Raider for the Wolf war-parties, and it is a job he has taken to heart and nearly obsesses over. However, like all Wolves, David has a second face that is far less kind. In combat, or when it comes to certain creatures, the man lacks any form of mercy within his heart. Centuries of war, death, and suffering has hardened his soul to the point he can kill without question or second thought; it has become nature to the beast.
Elves, Fairies and a select few Humans are accepted by the Wolf to the degree he feels them to almost be an extension of the Pack itself. Nearly a zealot in his religious devotion to Nataz, whom is called The Great Mother by Wolves, he will kill any in her name including himself. The Forest is where he truly feels the most at home, all actions from living to war are conducted within the safety of the forest when he can manage it.
Vampires. Vampires don't even need to bother attempting anything other than combat with the Wolf. After nearly five-hundred years of fighting them, David has nothing but hatred for them in his heart. When the scent of a Vampire graces his nostrils, he won't stop until their death at his hands. Even when Vampires mean well, which is rare, and wish to aid in someway they are best suited finding a more open-minded Wolf. David would rather make them his next meal that ever stooping so low as to working with them. Rogues and turncoats are also creatures that should fear David. Wolves that dare to leave the Pack or betray them are the lowest of life-forms in his eyes. To David the Pack means everything, it is the life-blood in his veins and the reason his fights this War. An attack of betrayal upon the Pack is the same as putting a knife into David himself. If that happens, you better be a damn fast runner.
So if you have any Ideas, post them here. I'm generally pretty open and easy to work with. xD
Elves, Fairies and a select few Humans are accepted by the Wolf to the degree he feels them to almost be an extension of the Pack itself. Nearly a zealot in his religious devotion to Nataz, whom is called The Great Mother by Wolves, he will kill any in her name including himself. The Forest is where he truly feels the most at home, all actions from living to war are conducted within the safety of the forest when he can manage it.
Vampires. Vampires don't even need to bother attempting anything other than combat with the Wolf. After nearly five-hundred years of fighting them, David has nothing but hatred for them in his heart. When the scent of a Vampire graces his nostrils, he won't stop until their death at his hands. Even when Vampires mean well, which is rare, and wish to aid in someway they are best suited finding a more open-minded Wolf. David would rather make them his next meal that ever stooping so low as to working with them. Rogues and turncoats are also creatures that should fear David. Wolves that dare to leave the Pack or betray them are the lowest of life-forms in his eyes. To David the Pack means everything, it is the life-blood in his veins and the reason his fights this War. An attack of betrayal upon the Pack is the same as putting a knife into David himself. If that happens, you better be a damn fast runner.
So if you have any Ideas, post them here. I'm generally pretty open and easy to work with. xD
Jade has intentionally pushed herself out of the "Werewolf Lifestyle," and is severely lacking in friends. For the most part, she is rather wary of getting involved with any group of people (due to having abandonment issues up the ass, although, she'd never admit it). It might be nice to bring out a more 'human' side of her, instead of the callous person that she makes herself out to be.