 | A raven of unusual size wanders the Forest. Not only is it uncommonly large, but for some unknown reason, the Twin Gods have named it. It appears to be called ...  . shows little fear of deer. It will readily land in the middle of a large herd of deer with seemingly no concern of being trampled. When roared at, it simply caws in response. If a stag attempts to step on it or kick it, it simply flutters out of reach, sometimes even returning a few minutes later.It has even been seen shuffling and hopping about alongside groups of dancing deer. seems to gravitate toward fawns, possibly because they are smaller in size, but its motives are indiscernible. Though it often appears to be trying to communicate with the deer of the Forest, its gestures and body language are still a mystery, for most of them look alike from a deer's perspective. |
 |  , or Zodiac, is an ancient elk who has only recently chosen to receive a name from the Twin Gods. He spent his youth hidden in the Forest's darkest corners, afraid not of other deer but of the mysterious happenings that sometimes occur when the Twin Gods are about. In his old age, he has finally learned to enjoy rather than fear the strange magic that the Twin Gods work, and has decided to revere them and accept the name they have given him. rarely runs. He is patient, and takes his time in traveling from place to place in the Forest. He enjoys slow walks with others, and sitting near the Old Oak and on the bridge, listening to the music of the water and the trees. He tolerates and is sometimes amused by the antics of fawns, but does not join them in their games. He has a special fondness for nameless deer, having been one himself for so long. is distinguished from other deer by his shaggy chest and large, blue antlers. He usually wears the peacock mask, for he likes the way it matches his antlers and finds that it shades his eyes from the sun very well. |
|  , or Cricket, is an eccentric deer who is usually found in mushroom circles. She prefers prancing to walking, and when she walks it is often backwards. She loves spells, and will go out of her way to cast them and receive them. For this reason, she rarely maintains any consistent appearance. However, her favorite mask is the Forest Spirit mask, and she will often choose to remain a mini-deer for as long as possible, because it puts her eye-to-eye with fawns, bluebells, and butterflies., for all her frivolity, has a tendency to be oblivious to the aggression of other deer. She delights in doing things that make other deer tilt their heads in confusion, such as moonwalking and tree-sitting. Though she loves a good play fight, she has yet to find a reason to be angry at any other deer. is quite friendly, but she is also fairly unpredictable, and may wander away from a conversation or a dance without warning to go lie in the sun. |
