----- Real Name: Marilouinn Luma Nickname: Moonrise, Mary
Age: 27 Birth Date: August 7, 4230 Eastern Sign: Tiger Western Sign: Leo Species: Werewolf (Black Panther Strand) Orientation: Straight
Appearance: Height(Human): 6' | Height(Were): 5' Weight(Human): 177 lbs | Weight(Were): 145 lbs Hair Color: Black | Fur Color: Black, Faintly Spotted Eye Color: Violet Skin Color: Soft Pale Markings: Black Spots Mutations: Black Panther Tail, Fangs
Wardrobe She wears mostly dark, or solid black clothing. She prefers a tight, yet flexible fit, easy to accent her form but also easy to maneuver in and get around. Flexible material is her favorite, though she also likes loose, stringy material as well. Sometimes wears a cloak to help conceal herself at night. The only other color her clothes will be is purple.
Occupation: Modern Thief and Assassin Weapon of Choice: Twin Blades and Claws
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-Personality-
An eccentric feline, Moonrise is well-known for her moonlight crimes, being a experienced thief and murderer. Though she's not too fond of her killing jobs, she does enjoy simple cat-burglary and creeping through the shadows. Though modest about her work, she does boast from time to time about her skills, usually proving her point if challenged. She is very skillful in her ways, but can get a bit too confident and 'slip-up'. This mostly happens with her trust of people, a few times having trusted someone she shouldn't have; though easily learning form this mistake and makes sure not to repeat it. For this reason, she is mostly a solitary creature, only having a few trust-worthy friends and connections.
Although she adores attention and loves to talk, being solitary doesn't bother her, so long as she can do whatever she wants. She doesn't like being told what to do or what not to do; so tends to prefer to be alone where as if she lived with someone, they would most likely tell her what she should or shouldn't do. This attitude does get her into a lot of trouble with authorities, and possibly one of the reasons she has never had a 'real' job for more than 2 months. She works best on her own, and she is good at her line of work; which luckily pays for itself, so long as she doesn't get caught.
Because of her reputation, Moonrise has to be on the move a lot. She never stays in one place for too long, generally hopping from one city to the next before the authorities catch onto her and her location. Very skilled at getting away however, she sometimes will linger just for an adrenaline rush cat and mouse game with the cops; but usually makes sure she has a near certain chance of escape, not much for gambling in those cases.
When met one on one, Moonrise can be the really annoying type, as she loves to pester and bother those around her. If you show any signs of irritation towards her actions, she'll be sure to put you through a pestering hell before letting up; though if attacked for her actions, she won't hesitate to fight back. A skilled fighter, she often surprises with her ability to defend herself and easily overpower another. Though, if she was just playing around, she'll usually let you off the hook; however, if dark intentions were behind such actions, she won't hesitate to give a warning 'cut' to show she's not one to be messed with.
Despite her 'bad girl' attitude, Moonrise can be kind and caring, often taking a fondness towards little girls and showing them how to defend themselves if given the opportunity. She strongly believes every woman should be able to protect themselves, no matter what age they are. That being known, she often gets very protective over those who can't defend themselves, male or female. She won't hesitate someone who's being attacked, for any reason, making her a sort of 'good' bad girl. Though, pester her on this contradiction to her reputation, and she'll leave you hanging from your undergarments from a telephone pole.
Secretly good, Moonrise is a descent person with a 'bad' mask. She doesn't mind this reputation, but does mind being called anything over than 'mean' or 'scary'. People have gotten hurt for calling her a 'sissy'. Needless to say, she tends to be pretty tame about her actions, even when confronted with a vampire, who she'll hold a neutral feeling towards until she is provoked.
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Creature
: Creature Profile :
: Werewolf : Genetically Modified: Yes Mechanically Modified: No Geneticists: Charlezander Wolfworth Blood Type: W+, W- Positive Features: Can Genetically Change Form, Gains Characteristics of Species, Strength, Speed, Immune to Some Diseases, Heightened Senses Negative Features: Change only under moonlight, Bones deteriorate faster, Loss of Control, Susceptible to Infestation
Brief Explanation: Easily one of the most common species, Werewolves were one of the first genetically modified species to be developed. Given animalistic characteristic and attributes, humans were made stronger, faster and 'better' than they were before. It didn't take long before this developed into complete mutation into a animal and the breed called 'Were' was born. Eventually, over time, other breeds of animals were intermixed into the gene pool and people easily flourished towards being changed into one of these feral beats.
However, they can only change in to were form in moonlight, as the chemicals in their skin is lunar light reactive. Their full, almost quad form is recognizably different from a normal wolfs, since they have no collar bones. So, there is no mistaking a werewolf for a normal wolf. Alternatively, Were's are extremely allergic to silver, as silver has just the right components to reverse the mutation gene and literally shave a human of their 'animal' cells, which would eventually terminate them. Being struck by a silver bullet, or silver steak would easily end a were, even if not struck though the heart.
Although not as common, werewolfs also come in different, non-mixable species. These include tigers, lions, manned wolfs, hyenas, african wild dogs, panthers, leopards, cheetahs, jaguars, and pumas. They all work in the same manner as werewolfs, but resemble other large animal species. Smaller animals such as rats or birds were not able to be completely genetically modified due to the too drastic change in bone mass. However, partial modifications have been made. These different species are sterile towards one another and cannot intermix.
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Credits
Art, Images, and Coding drawn/made/figured out by me, Whitefoxfire All artwork, written stories, concepts, overlays and customized images were done by myself,Whitefoxfire. DO NOT STEAL please.
This is Moonrise's forever home, she will never be put UFA, or sent to the pound again. Thank you to her previous owner.
Blessed Galactic at 11:00 PM on December 7th Changed to Darkmatter sometime after it was released
: Prologue :
In the year 4257, things are very different from the norm. Demons and Angels fight for the wayward souls of the tainted world which is being torn apart by it's inhabitants. Obsessed with genetic engineering, people have modified their forms to reflect their favorite myths. Now, the pure human race fights for survival among all the genetically engineered subspecies, becoming the lowest on the food chain when it comes to vampire, werewolves and cyborgs. Although everything is peaceful at the moment, the underground stirs with trouble, talk of each species's ploy to overthrow the other spreads like wild fire. Many hold pride in their species, and do not wish to fall prey to another. They get defensive, think of ways to protect themselves, look to their leaders for guidance and turn to perfecting their species to be able to prevail.
But who will win in the end? Will vampires find a cure to their allergy to solar rays? Will Were's find a way to keep their form beyond moonlight hours? Will cyborgs overthrow with their unbreakable strength? or will the death springers consume them all? Is this the end of humanity as we know it? or do humans still stand a chance?... Only time will tell.
Darkmatter Archan
