Awww. Jeeess. I'm gonna miss you! D=
-snuggles- <333
We didn't even get to talk all that much, but I felt quite comfortable to talk to you about most things. You even genuinely showed concern for my life happenings I chittered about in my journal. Don't be too surprised if I toss a few random PMs at your lurking butt. XD;
Currently, I am going after Ia, as I have always loved that girlie since her creation.
Ia would automatically become a member of a pack of Lucain that I am slowly creating. Thus far, it has three of its members, as well as a few others in the middle of character development and/or design. All of the members have colors in common, being black and green, black and purple, purple and green, or all three. [In case you're wondering, these are some of my favorite colors combinations, thus, the pack inspiration.]
Ia would most likely be a bit of a spazz, to be honest. She'd be the girl that has constant energy and tends to be super passionate about whatever it is that she happens to be doing. She would most likely be declared as the pack's main hunter and, in that aspect, quite the vicious thing. She's powerful, physically and mentally, and would tend to hate when others try to tell her to do something she doesn't want to do. She doesn't really take orders from anyone, the pack leaders included. She does what she wants, when she wants, and they're all just lucky that she gets a kick out of hunting and tracking.
These are just the personality traits that jump out at me right away. I'm too afraid of developing a greatly in-depth character for her at this time, only to be disappointed in the end. I
can tell you, however, that she would be the "long lost" sister of one of the other members currently in development [I'm trying to design her custom form, and failing epically]. Said character is a female, named Aztec, and happens to be, as I like to call her, "the lady that those that give advice, come to for advice." Aztec is something like the herbalist of the pack or, rather, that's what she's in training to do. This means more to the plot than it sounds, given the past of another developed character, Cardairos, that is best friends with Aztec before Ia would appear. He lost his sister, she was killed, for which he blames himself and now refuses to use his humanoid form. These three would be particularly entangled, plot-wise, aside from just being "simple pack members" to one another.
Ia would both have a humanoid form and her Lucain form and I am highly considering keeping her name if she is placed under my care. That is, if you don't mind if I do so.
At this point, I've gone further into the idea with combining Ia, Aztec and Cardairos in a plot, and I believe that Cardairos will actually end up mistaking Ia for his sister at first, before it dawns on her and Aztec that they are related. I also believe that Ia may very well end up being the key to finally coaxing Cardairos into using his human form. The two
may end up together, depending on how the story rolls out. =D
An idea for her human form, each sporting a slight difference.
As odd as the design may seem, I very much love it. I don't consider Ia to be a very good feral Lucain, aside from her tracking and hunting abilities, she very much preferring the ease of her human form. She's supposed to seem rather odd in appearance, it being something that she very much loves. She's not into looking "normal." She'd rather express herself however the heck she wants and it seems this look happens to be something she favors. Outside of the pack she still has her life, which I also see as very important.
There are a few other things I am interested, one of which being the Shihana Doll, as my two "self" characters collect dolls, and that is one I've been after. Pet-wise, I also have some interest in the Pot O' Darkess, Wood Rogue, and the Sauria Battleheart. I know what character each would be entwined with, though I'd like to assemble my thoughts more clearly with them before requesting any of them.
It's actually a rare occurrence that I find creatures that I see fitting into my plot with Toxic and Z. Toxic would essentially be my self-character while Z is loosely modeled after a friend of mine, as are my characters Ayor, Rayishi, and two others that are being developed. Z is especially difficult, seeing as very few creatures seem to fit the interest of the character and person he's modeled after. And, to my surprise, two of your lovelies fit the bill. That makes a total of only four creatures on the entire span of Evelon that would befit him. Yeeea. Not a fun hunt.
First off, there is this guy, which I seem to like calling Lodec...
Toxic likes to claim this odd creature as a manifestation of Z's "ebil cranky-ness," even though Lodec, himself, isn't all that evil-seeming. Some happen to see her words as truth, such as Cheshire, whom seems to know a good bit of everything, while others just settle for Lodec's sudden appearance being nothing magical or strange. Which is the truth? Toxic's strange accusation, of course. This is, after all, the woman whom's love brought a stuffed animal to life. She and Z are a lot alike, in those strange and magical ways, so she happened to expect it.
Lodec would reside with Z, being something of the house's over-seer. He's the guy that handles technical stuff about the house and makes sure it and it's members are all running well and smoothly. For being something like a demon, he's oddly knowledgeable about technology, and can sometimes be found having dragged his pot toward a computer from time-to-time just to have his fun with it. He and Z actually fight and argue, despite them usually getting along on the technology nerd basis. The two may very well be found nerding over an old NES gaming unit that no one else could get to work. Occasionally, in order to have hands and not just use his psychic powers to accomplish things, Lodec can and will actually posses Z for a short amount of time. However, he has enough respect for everyone else that he has yet to posses anyone else. Lodec seems have taking quite the shining to Toxic, as well, going so far as requesting to be carried around by her when she's visiting Z's home and she swears she's heard Lodec purring before.
Second is this guy...girlie...
As strange as it may seem, being a lover of some Christmas activities caused Z to end up with a peculiar holiday-themed plant. But in forgetting to water the poor thing, as happens to all of his attempts at owning anything that is truly dependent, it seems that it took on a mind of it's own in order to survive. The plant mutated beneath the watchful eye of, oh, no one at all. First it grew it's appendages, able to move with it's entire purpose being to find water. Then, shortly after, it began to grow a consciousness. Thus Bellzeek, the fully living, duel-gendered plant creature, was born. She, as it wanted to be called
most of the time, doesn't appear to hold any qualms with Z not watering her when she was but a simple plant. After all, it was his carelessness that allowed her to take on a life of her own. For that, she is thankful. That may just be the "Bell" side of things, however. When the Wood Rogue has one of its rare mood swings and chooses to be considered a male, it tends to become much less optimistic. Luckily enough, Bellzeek has Lodec to lean on. Some assume that the female half of Bellzeek actually has a crush on the Pot O' Darkness, but there is no exact proof.
[That last bit is only if I get lucky enough to receive the Pot O' Darkness as well.]
She also seems to prefer nature over technology and is often found walking the grounds of Z's home, now caring for her own garden in what used to be the vast dirt yard he never managed to well care for.
[The bit about her liking nature better than technology also serves as one of those "opposite attract" things between her and Lodec.]
In the end, Lodec and Bellzeek would kinda be the "big guys on campus," among the few creatures Z has welcomed into his home - a Destructo Velix and a Chombones. Everything will be entirely worked out if they, or either of them, happen to fall into my hands.
Aaand, last but not least, this guy.
I've always had a thing for Battlehearts, but very few seemed to suit me. One of my wishes was to have a "random custom" Battleheart but, then, very recently, the Sauria Battleheart came into creation. From that point on, I was well aware that it was something that appeal to me as well as character Toxic.
The specifics for him, I cannot really say, other than that this fellow would end up being a male in my hands. He'd basically end up doubling as Toxic's mount as well as one of her guardians. It's kind of complicated, but she seems to have a group of "guardians" watching after her, the one that I currently have being a "living stuffed animal" Myuu Reaper by the name of Xero. I can easily imagine Xero often telling this big guy to watch out for her.
Being a Battleheart, I see him being the primary physical protector. The scene of him lowering his head and her nuzzling his giant nose was adorable, I must say. Their personal relationship would be a very close one, him being something like a very dear friend to her. At some point in the story, I see him being able to take on a humanoid form. This, in particular, works out well for the characters since I, myself, have always had those kind of relationships with my pets in real life. It's basically what I'm reinacting here between these two, only that the Battleheart can actually speak and take on more than just his creature form.
So I've decided to host a giveaway.
Jess I'm really sorry to hear your leaving. I hope the rest of life goes well for ya. <3
Ysilra is to Sylira what Deraj now is to his son, Kuille--the darker side. She had been under consideration as the Goddess of Light from Hyurakhun, the High Celestial Being who was charged with the care of the Goddess of Light, but after she accidentally killed her sister, Hyura turned her back on the female, ordering the current Goddess of Light to choose a different successor. 
Xenara was created to be an unfeeling war machine: toxic green gasses swirling around within her body (which had been perfectly clear), a muddly silver liquid in the tubes that induced hallucinations, and soft, silver eyes to lure her enemies into a false sense of security.
