Thierry

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  • Name: Thierry
  • Gender: Male
  • Played by: Loki
  • Race: Demon
  • Class: Incubus
  • Age: 25
  • Body Type: Toned
  • Height: 6'0
  • Complexion: Tan
  • Hair: Blonde
  • Eyes: Slate Grey
  • Handedness: Right
  • Scars: None
  • Relationship Status: Single
  • Personality: Shy and quiet
  • Likes: Ranching, horses, sex
  • Dislikes: being alone, judgmental people, the fact that he likes sex so much

• Description

  Thierry is tall and well toned from his work on the ranch. He's got unruly curly blonde hair and slate grey eyes. Most often he stuffs his ridiculous hair under a cowboy hat. He tends to wear button down shirts and jeans...when he can manage to keep his clothing on. He's got a favorite pair of cowboy boots, and a bit of a southern accent he's picked up from working on the Nakia Ranch.

• Biography

  Thierry was a nexxus orphan that spent his life in the system. Because he looked human, and acted human for most of his life, he was assumed to be human. Sadly, this was not the case. When he hit puberty, Thierry started having strange urges and feelings that only got worse as he got older. He lusted after people and their gender didn't really matter. It bothered him, and he didn't understand why it was happening.
  
  He finally settled down with a nice girl, and because he didn't realize what he was, he accidentally ended up overfeeding on her and almost killing her. Neither of them knew why she felt so weak around him, and it eventually caused their break up. Now he pretty much keeps to himself out on Nakia ranch, tending the herds and having frequent one night stands to keep his urges at bay. He dislikes that part of himself, and most of the time he won't even talk about it.

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• Connections

  Friends

  Waylon (played by Rubix)

  Tatax (played by Rubix)

  Dima (played by f0x1nth3b0x)

  Acquaintance

  Alonzo Ortega (played by Rubix)

  Coriander (played by PersnicketyGobo)

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