BEWARE
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W r e n 
renn
E P I T H E T S . .
" Bluebird " . " Blue-haired B i t c h "
❖ F O R M S ›››
dragon, wren, elf
The king and his men stole the queen from her bed... A collision of unyielding chaos and grace personified unwillingly bound to elven flesh. A sea of neverending blue pours from the crown of elven head, near blanketing the entirety of an hourglass wrapped in porcelain. With each step she moved in an ethereal manner, setting a sway to hips not at all unlike a pendulum. Serpentine eyes held a bewitching allure in their golden stare, unusually beautiful from an unconventional aspect. Intricate, esoteric... different, even; she was a vibrant mosaic whose exterior proved difficult to crack. There is certainly more to the girl than meets the eye. ...and bound her in her bones.
❖ The Elf ›››she has serpentine eyes that are a vibrant gold with almost no sclera and slitted pupils. her hair is nearly ground-length and a bright blue, often bound by silver cuffs in twin braids. skin is a flawless porcelain that holds a pale shimmer and is cold to the touch. pale blue scales collect at her elbows and knees. she stands at 5'10" and is moderately pear shaped with long arms and legs. the same horns found in her dragon form are retained.
❖ The Dragon ›››Wren stands at 20 feet tall and stretches 50 feet long. She has a wingspan of 150 feet, and they are feathered like a bird's. She is primarily white, though there are scales at her arms and legs and plating at her underside that is a deep blue. Atop her head lay a pair of horns that curve and extend back, bound with silver cuffs. -
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Note: An asterisk (*) denotes an item always worn or carried on her person.
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When it comes to fashion, Wren is very anti-clothing; in fact, she detests it. She thinks it unflattering and far too restrictive, but she is aware enough of the social stigma of nudity amongst human and furred populations. As a result, she tends to wear just enough to get by and it is usually of a fairly intricate nature in its simplicity.
