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Prison
Legacy Name: Prison
The
Reborn MalticornOwner:
briAge: 12 years, 6 months, 2 weeks
Born: October 8th, 2011
Adopted: 12 years, 4 days ago
Adopted: April 22nd, 2012
Statistics
- Level: 6
- Strength: 15
- Defense: 16
- Speed: 13
- Health: 15
- HP: 10/15
- Intelligence: 0
- Books Read: 0
- Food Eaten: 0
- Job: Unemployed
small bird with an inability to fly; one wing is entirely limp
scars on her back from being burned and beaten; wings were tattooed to remedy some of the damage (human)
colors will be rusty orange, brown, tan - something of that nature (think old, worn down)
wanders the cold arctic, hiding away from her former captors
once kept as an exotic pet and slave only for their amusement and her beauty
barely has any voice, singing was lost due to the strain
I have a very specific engraving-type idea for the human, that I'd like to explain. Prison will have a deep, skin-demolishing scar on her back that actually takes up the majority of it. It would have been caused by chemicals from her work environment spilling over onto her and naturally burning the flesh. From it, she'll use it to form an intricate tattoo with contorted wings (think a blend of Heaven/Hell, so singed but still feathered in places).
scars on her back from being burned and beaten; wings were tattooed to remedy some of the damage (human)
colors will be rusty orange, brown, tan - something of that nature (think old, worn down)
wanders the cold arctic, hiding away from her former captors
once kept as an exotic pet and slave only for their amusement and her beauty
barely has any voice, singing was lost due to the strain
I have a very specific engraving-type idea for the human, that I'd like to explain. Prison will have a deep, skin-demolishing scar on her back that actually takes up the majority of it. It would have been caused by chemicals from her work environment spilling over onto her and naturally burning the flesh. From it, she'll use it to form an intricate tattoo with contorted wings (think a blend of Heaven/Hell, so singed but still feathered in places).