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Name: Kobina
Stage: Youngling
Race: Pure Shifter
Gender: Male
3 Base Traits: Curious, Solitary, Shy
Personality: Incredibly shy around those of his own kind, he prefers solitude to interacting with others. In the canopies that house the village, he tends to keep to himself and avoid contact with others unless it is absolutely necessary. As he descends into the under-forest, though, a much more vibrant personality comes out. He is curious about life, particularly that which dwells in the darkest parts of the forest. The young Shifter will follow these strange creatures to the point of becoming entirely lost, though that doesn’t bother him much as he eventually finds his way back.
Description: Short, dark gray hair, hanging just past his ears, kept out of the way to be easier to manage during his excursions. His rounded crystals are scattered across his shoulders, with a handful along each hip in a deep blue, barely visible against his darker, daylight complexion.
Clothing: N/A
Accessories: A simple satchel, to carry gathered items in.
History:
An only child from a line of prominent warriors, his parents, as their parents, and theirs before, tended toward training those young who were of age to take up the blade against an inevitable resurgence of hostility. Though they had expected the unease with the Alkidike to spawn a new war, with the new threat, they continued to train as they always had, knowing of no other way. Their training led to the pair providing only the most basic of care to ensure the child's survival. This early neglect led to Kobina's preference of solitude, keeping to himself rather than to surround himself with other Earthlings, particularly his parents. As he has grown, the pair has begun attempting to include him in their lessons, though he often attempts to avoid such things, overwhelming as the smallest groups can prove.
With their sudden persistence, he has grown to detest his parents, their students, and anything to do with their battles. Kobina is more than content to remain in the under-forest, finding the lack of others to be extremely comforting. He would much rather stave off the questionably-intentioned creatures of the darkness, than to deal with those of a more sentient nature.
He frequently gets lost in the darkness, following the odd creatures and the glowing plants. It typically ends with his parents or other adults tracking him down and near-dragging him back to the village, though he will sneak away at the next given moment.
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