Xete thinks that it would be a good idea NOT to stomp into the creepy woods. There might be bears... Xete is terrified of bears.



Name: Xete
Race: Pumyrra Mithran
Profession: White Mage (Whatever that means)
Age: Old 'nuff
Height: 4'10""
Build: Slim, seemingly weak.
Gender: Who knows?
Scent: Smells like a sea breeze.


 Before you stands a largely humanoid figure, albeit one with definitive catlike traits; Short, triangular ears covered in soft fluff, a long tail, tiny fangs, slitted catlike eyes, and even a slightly feline facial structure complete with a wet, black-hued nose. They have thin, dark-brown lines running parallel to eachother on their cheeks, two to a cheek located just under their sky-blue eyes. Overall there skin appears to be lightly tanned, whilst their hair and the fur on their ears and tail are dyed a darker blue in colour. Clearly, they like blue.

 Otherwise it would be easy to mistake them for a slender human at a first glance. Those who get closer, however, will quickly realize that Xete is covered in a very fine layer of soft, tan fur, slightly lighter in colour along their belly and down betwixt their legs.


 Very rarely will one find the feline naked, or even partially unclothed; Instead, they almost always are found wearing pristine white robes, with a number of power staves on their back. While the robes don't hide the subtle curves of their figure, neither do they lend any clues as to what lay under them... About town, however, they wear more casual, loose-fitting clothes. Around their neck is a silver amulet, depicting a great castle with a golden sun inset behind it.






--OOC note: Xete is very weak to transformative magics. It would be relatively easy for someone to get the smallish Mithra to look however they wanted them to look, or to have just about anything between their legs. Or to be just about any size they wanted them to be, too!--





Xete would be eating fish right now, but Xete thinks that might reinforce racial stereotypes... Xete doesn't like when people are racist.