Post by lycoris on May 19, 2010 17:40:30 GMT -5
Name: Sylphid [prefers Sylph]
Age: 5 Years
Gender: Male
Pack: Mystery Pack
Rank: Beta
Description: With a toned, lean body, Sylphid is almost a poster child for the ideal Mystery Pack wolf, with strength and speed befitting a warrior. He combines these features of his strong body with his dashing good looks, to create a exterior that is near perfection. But your opinion may be different [though it is very unlikely], after all, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Sylphid's legs are slender but strong, and with these legs he is light on his feet, like a soaring bird, or as mighty as a bear. His body is proportioned on these legs, and his body parts seem like they fit nicely.
Now, onto the colors and such. Sylphid's coat color is a mix of white, black, and a little gray-brown. His legs, underbelly, chest, and part of his face are a rich, snowy white. Right between where the black and white meet, there is a fine, gray and brown color, that covers his flanks, and the upper half of his face. Finally, there is the black-brown color that resides along his back and spine, extending down to his tail. His eyes are a deep, dark yellow-brown, which can be classified as melting gold.
Personality: Sylphid is a bit of a mix of personalities. When dealing with other packs or strangers he is cool, composed, elegant and graceful in manner, though icily polite. When he is among his pack, however, his personality does a turn-around. Among his pack he is still elegant, however, he is warm and friendly to his pack, and treats them with kindness and fairness, and also good-natured. These are the two faces that surface the most.
The other face is not his true face, but the extremely rare spot of anger that fills him. when this happens, he is irritable, aggressive, and snappy, and even a bit cruel and cold-hearted. This other side never lasts long, and is very, very sparse. But some traits he retains at all times is being cunning, and at least some elgance, even when he's angry. Quite a piece of work, eh?
History: (optional)
