Biography
Name: ???
Given Alias: Deathmatch (never wants to be called this)
Preferred Alias: Derin (pronounced "DARE-in")
Gender:Male/stag
Age: Young adult
Species:TEF (human-faced) Deer
Status: Single; not really looking
Speech: #57667C;
Isaac Slade (except higher and less coarse),
singing
Size: Around #21
Diet: Herbivore
Scent: Ocean and acorns
Set: Magpie pelt with real deer mask and purple flowers.
Pictogram: The victor in the stadium.
Haunt: The crooked birch tree upon the hill.
Personality Cautious,
nervous, slow to trust, pacifist, scarred, sweet,
paranoid, prefers fleeing over fighting,
stubborn, loyal, courageous, more self-confident than he once was, gets embarrassed easily, curious, polite
- Fond of and protective of fawns; is very kind and patient with them; will watch over them silently when fawn(s) are alone
- Can get self-conscious about his scars if they're mentioned, but will not take offense
- Not easily swayed from his opinions
- Deep thinker, thinks often; may stand still staring into the distance when thinking
- Dislikes making enemies, but hates those who are cruel to others even more
- Gets nervous around crowds and usually runs away (or pretends to sleep if he wakes up among a crowd)
- Uses more polite speech when talking with others except when around those he greatly trusts, who he will speak less formally to
- Would like to get used to physical contact but is still unfortunately uncertain about it; may step backwards or flinch away when surprisehugged and on edge
- Has trouble meeting others' gazes and tends to look away from their eyes when they meet his own
- Is capable of making noises louder than his regular speech but chooses not to (this includes yelling as well as 'mooing' in the forest)
- Adores the beautiful sounds of the forest around him
Appearance
Covered in scars; pelt is gray-blue with light speckles and underside; pure white mop of hair on head. Youthful but life-worn face, usually with a serious expression. Wears a mask in the likeness of a deer most of the time.
Other Information
Coming from a place where you fight for your lives in a pit, Derin isn't the most trusting stag in the forest. He's been through a lot for one so young, and has the scars to prove it. Become friends with him and you'll never meet a more loyal, grateful deer out there. Break his trust and it will be near impossible to get it back.
Derin has since left the forest and come back a changed deer. He refuses to be referred to as his old fighting alias, "Deathmatch" now, having abandoned his scarred past completely. Derin has gained some confidence since he left to parts unknown, and is now able to stand up for himself and others more easily. He still prefers to avoid conflict, but he's no longer a coward. He'll defend himself and his friends with tenacity if the need arises. And be warned, he's not in any way an inexperienced fighter.
Ages after leaving the forest for a second time, Derin now completely refuses to fight. He will not hurt anyone unless he truly needs to for defense of himself or another. He's less calm than before and can be a little jumpy when tired or distraught.
Actions
INTERACTION:
Bow + head tilt: Curious hello
FIGHTING:
Derin doesn't fight anymore.
Derin will not fight unless he has to.
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Lower antlers + rear: Raking with antlers
Paw ground + rear: Kicking
Rear: Powerful kicking
Lower antlers: I'm not backing down/I will fight you if I have to
Ooo, he seems like someone
Thank you! I'm personally
It was not given to you by your parents,
It was loaned to you by your children.
- Indian Proverb
oh so this is the stranger.
Yes. xD Hello! I hope Niji
It was not given to you by your parents,
It was loaned to you by your children.
- Indian Proverb
Ooo he sounds like a very
Thank you! And I'd love to
It was not given to you by your parents,
It was loaned to you by your children.
- Indian Proverb
I can start Lilianna was
Lilianna was walking through the forest to her lily patch late in the after noon after eating some blueberries from the Blue Bowl. She walked up to the edge of the patch and stopped. She took in a deep breath and smelled the lilies fragrance around her nose. She loved the smell of them and of course the smell was all over her. She laid herself down in her regular resting spot and looked around for any other deer. She smiled, there were no deer around making noises and all she could hear was running water. 'Ah, this is what I like to hear. A nice quiet afternoon.' she thought to herself. She flicked her ears up to listen and noticed hoof beats that were close by.
Derin inhaled slowly, feeling
The stag opened his eyes with a start as a strange fragrance drifted into his nose. He sniffed the air to identify the strange new scent. Lilies, he thought as he recognized the fragrance. How strange. I've never noticed any lilies in the forest before... Then again I am still learning my way around.
Derin decided to follow the fragrant scent. He hadn't seen any lilies in a long time and was also gripped with curiosity. After trotting along the trail of the lilies' smell, he stumbled upon where the scent had originated: a lovely patch of lilies. Derin then spotted a doe resting among the flowers. He immediately felt embarrassed and sputtered out, "I-I'm sorry, miss. I didn't mean to disturb you..."
It was not given to you by your parents,
It was loaned to you by your children.
- Indian Proverb
After Lilanna put her head
Awesome bio ~tracking C:
~tracking C:
Derin relaxed at the doe's
(I want to warn you beforehand that my replies might not be at consistent times every day. D: Sorry!)
@caselab - Thank you!
It was not given to you by your parents,
It was loaned to you by your children.
- Indian Proverb
(Don't worry it's ok!
Lilianna slightly blushed when the stag looked down from her gaze at him. She giggled and smiled, "Well, welcome back to the forest, are you going to be staying here this time?" she got up and walked over to him. "I'm kind of new here also. Me, my mother, and my twin sister Dahlia came to this forest ever since the incident at our other forest that we were living in..." She looked down then looked over to the side with a frown on her face, thinking about her father and brother dying in the forest fire.
Derin felt a light tinge of
It was not given to you by your parents,
It was loaned to you by your children.
- Indian Proverb
Lilianna looked at him,
*plops here and gazes in
@jookie202: "Derin," the stag
@FishBiscuit: :0 /stares back
...I'm actually quite flattered, haha. I didn't know this little bio could cause gazes of wonder. xD
It was not given to you by your parents,
It was loaned to you by your children.
- Indian Proverb
Lilianna looked at him with
ha ha ha well I totally
I'm hoping that someday one of my deer gets to bother him >u>
@jookie202: (Asdf I'm sorry
"Thank you," the stag replied with a small smile, walking over to the doe and carefully laying down in the spot she had pointed out. He let out a sigh of relief. "I've been exploring the forest today and found out that it's a rather large place," he admitted, looking slightly embarrassed since he originally thought that the forest was small. "Bigger than I remember, at least."
@FishBiscuit: Fidsahfoihfdio I feel so flattered. I'm glad my art is stalk-worthy! Cx <3
I'll have to keep an eye out for your deer and steer Derin in their direction to be bothered. xD
It was not given to you by your parents,
It was loaned to you by your children.
- Indian Proverb
Lilianna smiled at him, "Yes
"Oh," Derin said with wonder.
The stag whipped his head around and pricked his hears at the sound of the fawns' voices. He then calmed down as Lilianna mentioned her twin. He turned back to look at the doe next to him. "Is your sister nearby?"
It was not given to you by your parents,
It was loaned to you by your children.
- Indian Proverb
She nodded. "Yes she must be,
The stag tilted his ears
It was not given to you by your parents,
It was loaned to you by your children.
- Indian Proverb
"Wait here." Lilianna said
(So sorry for the late reply
Derin rose to his feet to bow back at the doe politely. "It's nice to meet you too, Dahlia." He gave a small smile back at the black and red deer. He noticed her unusual eyes and guessed that the fawns had been frightened by her appearance. The stag decided not to pry or judge, though. That would be wrong of him. "Really?" he asked in reply to Lilianna's statement. "You both seem to be perfectly nice deer to me."
It was not given to you by your parents,
It was loaned to you by your children.
- Indian Proverb
(No its ok!) Dahlia looked
Dahlia looked over at Liliana then back to Derin, "Yes well, I don't know about me. Liliana is pretty and I'm just your regular deer that other deer run away from." she laughed out loud to show she was ok with it but deep inside she was hurting. "Dahlia I know you are hurting inside. Come on, you do have that friend you hang around with a lot though." Liliana winked at Dahlia and Dahlia's cheeks turned a pink color.
Derin gave Dahlia a curious
It was not given to you by your parents,
It was loaned to you by your children.
- Indian Proverb
Liliana giggled and looked at
Derin gave a little chuckle
It was not given to you by your parents,
It was loaned to you by your children.
- Indian Proverb
Dahlia smiled politely, "It's
"It was nice meeting you,
It was not given to you by your parents,
It was loaned to you by your children.
- Indian Proverb
Liliana looked at the ground
Tracking dis boy~ My action
My action buttons are being wonky, sorry C was a little unresponsive.
Woo track. : D That's fine.
It was not given to you by your parents,
It was loaned to you by your children.
- Indian Proverb