EIRA -- Spice - Do you like to cook? Do you cook often?
I like the idea of cooking.... but I -uh, don’t exactly know how to very well, if at all. The process seems simple enough though... so uh, no I don’t cook often.
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EIRA -- Spice - Do you like to cook? Do you cook often?
I like the idea of cooking.... but I -uh, don’t exactly know how to very well, if at all. The process seems simple enough though... so uh, no I don’t cook often.
EIRA -- Carob - What do you look for in a friend?
I just want someone who will accept me for who I am. Demon or not. It can’t be that hard to be my friend without trying to amputate my horns? Right?
EIRA -- Salmon - Do you have any health issues or physical disabilities?
While I hate to go back to this… it is literally draining to remain in a shiftress form almost all the time? It makes my powers seem weaker than others, and can really take a toll… My mother and father trained me for remaining a shiftress for a long time.. so I’ve probably broken some kind of record [not really]. As I’ve gotten stronger, it is less of a problem, but if I remain in that form for too long, say, 16 hours, it can really ruin my ability to shift the next day or even worse, I may retain parts of my shiftress form even when not shifted.
EIRA -- Sky - What is your favorite time of the day?
Night time! Then I don’t have to stay in the uncomfortable, small, weak, shiftress form. I can finally breathe.
EIRA -- Gold - Would you consider yourself more rich or poor, in comparison to the world you live in?
(thanks!!!)Eira: Considering my father is leader of the demons... and my mother the most revered medic in the area ... I’d say we’re not too poor - but how well off can you really live when the village we once had now lay in ruins and we’re stuck living in mud and thatch houses a few miles away...
EIRA -- Alabaster - What is the most recognizable thing about you? What are people most likely to notice about you when they first meet you?
(Thanks for so many asks!! I really appreciate it.)Eira: Hmph. My skin. I have a demon form naturally, horns and all, but because of a certain someone, I’m stuck living in the shifter village, and as such I HAVE to remain in a shifter form. You know that’s bad for shifters right? Either way - because I’m normally a demon, I can only shift to an off shade the normal shifters have. Makes everyone wary of me - I’m too dark they say. Yeah, whatever - maybe they just don’t get enough sun.
Dementors - Behk
My art is a little funky since I haven’t been practicing, sorry guys. This is Behk, Eira’s (MC) mother in the story. She’s a brown haired, green eyed Felos shifter. She’s fell in love with a demon named Krainor while she was a combat medic. Krainor brought her a Seer to heal, which she reluctantly did, and then her medic camp was attacked during the battle, but Krainor saved her, and worked to nurse her back to health by visiting her every day and bringing her herbs (the first few were not good herbs, but she laughed it off in good spirit). Then they fell in love. She is the top healer of her shifter village because she’s a darn good one, through her care and concern she can shift other people’s bodies - like turning a broken bone into ones starting to mend – something that very few felos shifters have been capable of, and it has taken her years of training and perfection. Guys she literally cares so much about others she can heal people through their own bodies. When she had Eira, she didn’t want to give up helping her people, but she also didn’t want to leave her husband or even raise her daughter without him. But in the end, they settled on letting her stay in the village and just meeting up frequently. However the days are getting long without Krainor by her side, and Eira is growing up and becoming more of a handful. Eira despises how the shifters treat her people and Behk sympathizes, but knows their current situation is for the best – but how do you explain that to a young girl? Behk wants nothing but the best for Eira, and wishes there was an easy way her family could be together, completely.