Athela

Specifics

• Stats

  Acrobatics		Athletics		Deception
  Martial		Medicine		Nature
  Perception		Performance		Persuasion
  Sleight of Hand		Stealth		Survival

• Persona

  
  Many words exist that aptly describe Thela: flighty, impulsive, irreverent. She takes neither herself nor her life seriously and abhors most folks who do, prodding at chinks in their armor 'til they can no longer tolerate her presence. She expects that her loose lips and habitual impropriety will surely lead to her demise—one day.
  
  She's quick to take lovers but impossible to pin down and exudes a blustery, comical charm that many furres find irresistible. Fond of her liberty and perpetually windblown, Thela is well-traveled and unlikely to settle in any one place for too long. Friendship and casually intimate companionship are reasonably safe bets with Thela, so long as you won't begrudge her nearly inevitable and abrupt vanishing. Attempts at more serious, long-term intimacy are assuredly doomed from the outset.
  
  An overgrown kitten herself, Thela adores children. She's excellent at playing—in particular any game that demands a vivid imagination—and knows practically all of the stories and songs that a little one might want to hear.
  
  Beneath her sassy, impetuous exterior surely lies some deeper soul. Thela is, at her core, a thoughtful woman. She's kind by nature—ribbing aside—and loyal to a fault, given the opportunity. When she is in a position to provide charity to furres in need, she does so graciously. She eagerly renders aid wherever she can, and would gladly risk her own safety to protect a friend.
  
  Resultant from her youth, Thela has a very deeply ingrained fear of abandonment—the most obvious explanation for her tendency to take flight before she could possibly settle in somewhere. Despite being an exceedingly difficult woman to properly ruffle, Thela will suffer no betrayals of her confidence or trust. She will swiftly and mercilessly exile from her good graces any furre willing to betray or take advantage of her. If she cannot easily separate herself from them, she will likely uproot and—as is her way—flee to greener pastures.
  

• Backstory