Post by TobyMacFreak on Nov 28, 2007 13:28:49 GMT -5
Name: Hakidonmuya (Time of Waiting Moon)
Nickname: Haki
Gender: Female
Age: Unknown
Animal Type:Wolf Spirit
Side: Indian
Appearance: She is a normal sized wolf, or was. She has bigger paws than most and her ears are large too, to catch sounds. Her pelt is the color of the moon, or silver. And when moonbeams touch her she seems to dissappear. Her eyes change colors, from blue to yellow and any color in between.
History: She was born in the time where the americans were fighting the indians. Her mother was a spirit wolf for one of the tribes and then when her mother died she became the next spirit wolf. She faught along side her tribe and was the last wolf standing, with three of the indian men left from the tribe. They were killed off, one by one. Then she was left. She lied down beside one of the men's bodies and was shot. Now her spirit roams the land, travling the land with the indian herds. She comes and goes and does what she wishes. The horses know she is a powerful spirit and they look up to her.
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Nickname: Haki
Gender: Female
Age: Unknown
Animal Type:Wolf Spirit
Side: Indian
Appearance: She is a normal sized wolf, or was. She has bigger paws than most and her ears are large too, to catch sounds. Her pelt is the color of the moon, or silver. And when moonbeams touch her she seems to dissappear. Her eyes change colors, from blue to yellow and any color in between.
History: She was born in the time where the americans were fighting the indians. Her mother was a spirit wolf for one of the tribes and then when her mother died she became the next spirit wolf. She faught along side her tribe and was the last wolf standing, with three of the indian men left from the tribe. They were killed off, one by one. Then she was left. She lied down beside one of the men's bodies and was shot. Now her spirit roams the land, travling the land with the indian herds. She comes and goes and does what she wishes. The horses know she is a powerful spirit and they look up to her.
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