If you see anything you like, either post here or pm me! n_n
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Sayida is as calm. quiet, and indifferent as her Domain. Although she does find the mortal ones more intriguing than other immortals. Looking for a mate and maybe a mortal cub or two to adopt.
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Quia is an a*****e, that's all there is to it. He is looking for other's of his former pride and maybe even a spunky lady to call his own...if she can fight his fire with fire.
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Like a steel magnolia, Ibis doesn't take crap from anyone. Although she's the patient type, and will deal you punishment at the appropriate time. Reliable and honorable, she is looking for a strong male to impress her and support her as she tolerates a tyranical king.
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Not certed yet, but part of the U'W and grew up there with her current Pad, who is more like a reliable father figure. Fiesty and with a taste for adventure, Nix can be a handful to those who don't know her. I'd like to see her get pride interactions and/ or potential pad offers.
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Now an Adol, Tarmha is currently in the roguelands on her name quest. Sensitive and demure, she doesn't handle pressure well but makes for a true-hearted friend. I'd love for her to find prince charming, even if she doesn't realize it for a long time do to her innocent nature. xD
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Wanting to join the U'W, I am in need of some females to aquaint Masikanti there. He is an old goat of a personality, and thinks that females will never be as strong as males. While he may have a temper and swipe at other's that piss him off, he protects what is his and that includes his ladies.
