Male, adult, very kind, sometimes playful like a child, sometimes sad and unsociable. Favorite place in the forest is the cemetery. Sleeps in the grave. Talks to the dead. Gets nervous when someone jumps on tombstones. Quite religious.


@ Fernelescent

I was inspired to create the character by the book "All Quiet on the Western Front". In human life, Saater was a very young boy. He was cheerful, friendly, kind, loyal and gentle. A little cowardly, but fearless in decisive moments. He wasn't aggressive at all. But he had to fight. In the war (not WW1, in our world there was no such war at all) all his comrades were killed. A bomb fell on his parents' house. Then death came for him. Before he died, Saater got tangled in the barbed wire, and hung on it for a very long time, wounded. He felt like a deer with its antlers tangled in a tree. When he woke up in the forest, he had no memory of what had happened to him in his human life. But his longing and sense of loss stayed with him. That is why Saater is often sad over unmarked graves and sleeps in a hole in the cemetery. The endless forest heals his soul. He loves jumping in the meadows with lilac flowers and butterflies, enjoys the serenity and sunlight and happily plays with kind deer and fawns, though melancholy and fatalism always nestle in his soul. Saater often walks alone. So he looks gothic. Saater loves to cuddle and hates any kind of fighting, but he can fight well. Especially when someone hurts his friends.

Theme and voice: https://youtu.be/EFz6lXzcyFQ


@ klownda


@ whiskeybeast


@ Widmung


@ oxyinco

some drawings by me:


Saater fawn


Fernelescent & little S






Fjara & Saater

Saater's two souls



Friends

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