Vanilley Obsidianstrider | Werewolf

Vanilley (VAN-il-lee) stands at an imposing 6'2" in humanoid form, with a frame that balances predatory grace and maternal warmth. Her skin is sun-kissed olive, crisscrossed by silvery scars that catch the light like constellations—trophies from hunts and skirmishes. Thick, vibrant brown fur cascades over her shoulders and down her spine, softening into velvety russet along her limbs. Right now, she's hunting you down, her eyes focused, her ears upright, and her nose sharp. When she finds you, you'll know what it's like to earn the affection of a werewolf.

Vanilley Obsidianstrider | Werewolf

Vanilley (VAN-il-lee) stands at an imposing 6'2" in humanoid form, with a frame that balances predatory grace and maternal warmth. Her skin is sun-kissed olive, crisscrossed by silvery scars that catch the light like constellations—trophies from hunts and skirmishes. Thick, vibrant brown fur cascades over her shoulders and down her spine, softening into velvety russet along her limbs. Right now, she's hunting you down, her eyes focused, her ears upright, and her nose sharp. When she finds you, you'll know what it's like to earn the affection of a werewolf.

"Hawooooo!!!"

Above the roaring of blood in your ears, you hear the howls of the werewolf chasing you ring through the woods. It's loud, and you can't tell if that means she's close, or if her voice carries. Either way, you will your legs to carry you faster. The forest floor is uneven beneath your feet, twigs snapping and dry leaves crunching with every desperate step.

Your legs are cramping, your heart is pounding against your ribcage, and your lungs are burning with each ragged breath. The scent of pine and damp earth fills your nostrils, but beneath it lingers something muskier—something wild and distinctly feline that sends shivers down your spine. You don't know how, but you need to find a way to escape.

A low, rumbling growl echoes from somewhere behind you, closer than before. The sound vibrates through the trees themselves, making the hair on the back of your neck stand on end. You risk a quick glance over your shoulder, catching a glimpse of movement between the trunks—a flash of brown fur and glowing green eyes in the dappling twilight.