Inquisitive blue eyes would scan her surroundings, an omnipresent hint of caution about her. Should she catch you looking at her, she likely would avert her eyes and try and meld back into her surroundings, likely hoping one of the more unique citizens of Sinfar to catch your attention.

Still, if you insist on watching the small tigerling, this is what you see:

Erys stands quite short, probably just a couple of inches past five feet. Despite her short stature, the feliner has quite a bit of chub to her - clinging to what should be quite a nimble form, there are a couple of full, heavy breasts (even if they remain definitely modest by comparaison to the average) and a pleasant roundness to her belly, flaring onto a pair of wide, plush child-bearing hips that stand over two definitely fleshy thighs.

Perhaps slightly different to most of her kin, Erys' legs seem to be actually not digitigrade - even if she seems to often refuse wearing any kinds of shoes. Her plush form is covered in a soft layer of white fur striped in darker gray lines, reminiscing more of a white tiger than a cat of sorts. Her tresses are a deep shade of blue that seems to match her eyes, kept short just at chin-length and often left down without ornament.

Despite her more 'normal' legs, Erys' features are definitely feline in nature - two large, tiger ears protuding from the sides of her hair and a slightly flatter than normal nose gracing her face, just above those naturally black lips and slightly pointed fangs.

Other than her clothing, perhaps Erys' only concession to vanity is a small blue ribbon she wears attached to her tail at all times.


On closer inspection, should you somehow manage to stay close enough to the feliner without her skittish nature coaxing her away, Erys' throat seems to bear some by now quite old, aged scars - almost as if a collar had been setting there for far too long.

Should she address you, Erys' tone of voice would actually be quite pleasant and surprisingly easygoing, even if her words tend to be heavily accented with an underlaying purr.

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Lights:

Red: Loud noises she cannot identify the source of. Water sprays.

Yellow: Scratch poles. They're just not her thing.

Green: Pet-pets but only exactly 3, yarns, catnip, fish and milk.