Temple
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Aeres (identification), Illasqa
B-Day Unknown, ~18 years, Peru
Female, Sunleu, American Lion
Unowned; For Rent or 150
B/O
5'11" (Stunted growth), 175 lbs
Sandy hair, wavy and tied into a mane
Pelt is blonde with a white underbelly
Light spots line shoulders & upper spine.
Deep Periwinkle eyes, oversized pupils
Muscled, stockier build w/ Feminine flair
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"It was standing in the embers of the town. A golden beacon amidst the rubble, an eye of unseen color above wide, petrified blues. There was a single warrior that had struck it for death, making the fearsome stance that more ominous. Red streaked down fur and muzzle, staining the light robe that encased its child figure. This image shook the very core of my soul, and I sought to seek redemption from Inti. Illasqa. We gave the foolish man to the sun, but the scar reminded us of our folly.... the beast was given to the Willaq Umu, who would mend our sacrilege against this gift from God."
"This section is still being deciphered."
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Skillset: Ceramics, Crude drawings, Brewing Chica. Loose herbalism knowledge, particularly of those with psychoactive effects. Rudimentary knowledge of most basic weaponry, with a proficiency in bolas and spears. Aeres is not a house slave, but there is a suggestion of magical attributes.
Appealing Atrributes: Distinctly feline features, with over sized eyes. Natural Predator capable of labor, fighting, or tasks such as fishing & hunting. Low Maintenance. Exotic culture and appearance despite scars. Has fortified endurance and resilience than seen in previous slaves of the same species. Fluent in Spanish & Quechua.
Drawbacks: Untrained as a "proper" slave. Feral origins and uncivilized culture. Extensive scarring along left side of skull that inhibits hair growth in a large patch. Clipped ear. Assumed Aphasia that manifests in a stutter. Does not comfortably speak or understand Common.
Maintenance: Diet can be versatile (if necessary), with a heavy preference for meat. Requires exercise to remain in peak performance, though the species is known for over heating easily and fainting if pushed to extremes. A disciplined regime recommended as cultural habits adjust. -
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