Bio: Nar | The Endless Forest

N A R

Nar is a young five year old stag. He is still young in appearance physically, but mentally he's a lot older. In comparrison to his foster Mother, Quilha, he's calmer and capable of controlling more of his actions. He likes to think about the conciquences of his own actions before acting apon them. He demands a great deal of respect, and will generally only take a likeing to the 'better looking' deer in the Forest. He, although being a young stag, has little patience for fawns. He will snap at anyone who gets on his last nerve and isn't afraid of a fight; he can have quite a big ego and is rather confident. He doesn't mind being on his own and will happily wander around to think. However, he does enjoy the company of a few other deer. Though he likes to feel in charge, he isn't as controlling as he may first appear. Despite is egotistical ways; Nar has a calm and caring side to his developing personality. He cares very deeply about those deer he knows and wishes for long term friendships and bonds in the Forest. He's very loyal and will protect those he loves with everything he has.

W I T H L O V E

"I was an orphan, I never grew to know my parents. Instead, I wandered alone for the most of my life; until I came to the Endless Forest. I learnt at a young age how to defend myself from the fearful predators that crossed my path. I learnt how to be alone. Soon, when I had grown, the predators dared not meet me; for I was wild. I held no mercy for those that wasted my precious time, my own life means more than theirs ever could. Soon the time came when I grew bored of my surroundings, I longed for adventure, and new places to explore. I longed for competition, and the discovery of new lands and rivals. So I started travelling. I ran and ran and ran; for days on end. I ate little and my mind grew stronger than my body. I learnt to think before I act; I learnt respect for the Earth beneath my feet and all those who walked the same ground. I experienced Mother Nature's true power at the hands of her unforgiving storms. Then I found the Forest, and with it, companionship. A small doe greeted me, I later learned of her name; Quilha. She was alone too. We helped eachother, she was much older than me - she was my first Mother figure. I grew to love her, what I believe is love. I have also grown to love the Forest which we call home. Without it, I realise now that my life would never have been what I wanted all those years ago. I wanted love, compassion, a welcoming Forest, a home. I have that now; and I'm eternally grateful."

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