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SkyLeah WingWrath Kanan-Fiddlefoot
This is a picture of SkyLeah WingWrath Kanan-Fiddlefoot back as
just little ol' SkyLeah Kanan in her younger days in the elven
woods of Qualinost, when she was just a carefree maiden running
around the woods and enjoying all that life has to offer. Since
this carefree time, she has rarely donned a dress and has cut her
hair much shorter. This was probably the last time she actually
resembled her twin sister, Xandrya. In this picture, you can see
the innocence in her eyes and the sweet youthfullness in her face.
Based on this picture, you'd never even imagine the ruthless and
hardened woman she becomes.
Alexandrya Anastacya Thalasa Kanan
Xandrya, Skyleah's very slightly older twin sister. Shown here
basically as she still looks today, and as Sky once looked as well.
You can see the resemblance in the pictures of the two sisters, even
though they are depictions of very different times in their life.
Although she had much less contact with her, Xandrya followed Vixen's
example of the serene cleric to the letter. In fact, she took
lessons from Vixen on fighting to become more like the dragon-maiden.
Xandrya's time growing up was as serene and peaceful as this picture
seems to present, due to the protective guidance of her father and
mentor Merlin of Orshello.
Foxfire Vixen Anastacya Kanan Ruiz
Vixi body text
Sky's Silly Nitro Kat Creature
That cute little luvable bundle of fur and claws and teeth
we all affectionately refer to as Nitro, the little lion cub, wasn't
always a lion cub. Nitro came into existance about the same time Sky
prenatally lost her son Tristan, Kaeana's twin brother. Sky had been
playing with magic, and managed to create a cute little bundle of
flame called a fire creature, a minor illusion, hence the name Nitro.
That's actually a lot closer to what they are, illusions not true
flesh and form creatures. Anyway, as SkyLeah lost her child, the soul
or spirit of him somehow managed to get trapped in the form of the
fire creature, giving it true life and the curiosity of a young child.
This curiosity is what lent the figure of a lion cub to the creature.
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