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.:Esmalte:.




Deer Name: Esmalte

Still trying to figure out what he is or his purpose is with the other deer. But he is practically demented and convoluted.

No. You can't ask anything about his hair, sadly.


Other deer|Railse|Aphora|



.:Aphora:.

{ So I'm just going to post her here. .u. Also sorry, I just kinda doodled and plastered colors on her. }




Deer Name: Aphora

Aphora was once a dainty, happy mother of three fawns. One day, she leaves them near a patch of red poppies, not knowing that minutes away came a stampede. She rushes to rescue them, however, she is blocked by Arion, who fears she might get hurt. When the stampede's gone, she searches for her children, but to no avail. Eventually, she learns to accept this fate. However, she becomes depressed and aloof, and refuses to mingle with the other deer, which may be the result of her constant yearning to hear the laughter of her young ones. Although Arion is there to accompany her during her lonely hour, she slowly becomes happier when she meets young Railse, who lost his family in a stampede, and she treats him like her own, much to Railse's dismay and dislike for being smothered.

Her really long mane has the ability to grow the same red poppies where her children had been, as a gift of condolence from the gods.

Other deer|Railse|



.:Railse:.

{ Decided to update his bio to include Aphora, as well as changed everything else. }




Deer Name:Railse

Railse was only a young fawn when his family accidentally lost him during a stampede. He had no idea where they went, and automatically believed that they got carried away along the stampede. After a hefty moment, Arion decides to take him under his antlers and assumes fatherly-role in the absence of his parents. Railse now considers him his closest friend, and sometimes looks up to him as his hero and role model, which irritates Arion but boosts his ego as well. Railse is shy and quiet if he is among other fawns, and sometimes grumpy due to lack of sleep. But when you get to know him better, he is daring, adventurous and curious, and is very loyal to his friends.

Since he is still a fawn, he has no magical gifts, abilities or talents. Although he believes he can listen to the voices of his parents.

Other deer|Aphora|




Updated - 1.27.12

This is where I introduce my dear?

{I'm a real fan of deer. So when I saw this I thought this was a really neat idea. No fighting. No quest-hunting. And especially no chatting (even what I'm a chatterbox myself). This is more of a relief to me to actually find a game that my inner oddity can reconcile. And I know this is supposed to be for the writing/diary category, but this is more of how my dear came to be and so I decided to put it here. Enjoy!}
{I'm also new here, so please bear with me. We were all beginners in the first place. Also, I will put the drawing of the dear as soon as I can find an eraser. :D}



Waking up, I found myself lying in the middle of this mystical yet peculiar habitat. It was strangely quiet, and yet perfectly peaceful, as if I was in a dream, placed here to rest eternally. I wandered the eerie forest, found interesting places, and eventually met a herd of deer. Is this were I belong? I thought. I entered the crowd, minding my own business until a certain fawn, a doe came up to me. She welcomed me to the herd, and asked for my name. I thought for a second, and decided to call myself Railse. It was an odd name, best suited for an odd deer like me.
I didn't really mind the herd. In fact, I was glad to belong to some sort of a family, of strangers, I guess. But after a while I decided to be by myself again, hoping by isolating myself from the only sign of life that I can learn more of my true potential, as a young stag-to-be. I have found to have a certain liking for jumping, especially over streams. I also liked eating pine cones, and drinking fresh water by the statue thing. I also discovered, personally, to have a certain disliking for show-offy fawns. But that's probably because I kind of but into their territory. Oops. I also seem to cling to other fawns, the ones that are quieter and less jumpier.

Well, I guess it's time to get back to the herd.
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