Aiyana

"Do not think that because I am blind and cannot see you, that I am not aware of your presence. Please, simply leave me be, I wouldn't wish to hurt you."

Aiyana, meaning "ever-blooming, eternal blossom, and forever flowering" in her clan's native tongue, was once a simple lapine living with her Native American tribe. Then, something happened. Finding herself suddenly blind, it became her task to make up for this handicap, developing her already sensetive ears to a level that would astound most safe crackers. There were those in her tribe who called her by the name Donoma, meaning Sight of the Sun, saying she had channeled the spirits of the sun itself to be her eyes.

Indeed, she does channel something, often drawing upon the spirits that guide her to aid her when in dire straights. These are not powers she takes lightly, nor wishes to use, for it would be a travesty to use the power of the elder spirits for simple personal gain.

Why she left her tribe is a mystery in itself, her tattoos still marking her heritage plainly over her nude body. She keeps a rag tied over her sight-less eyes, perhaps she has reasons for covering them. Her official status is that of Spirit Shaman, the one tasked with nurturing others' spirits, and guiding them on their spirit journeys to find their own spirit guide animals. Though, one is never allowed to tell what their animal is, for risk of losing it forever.

She appears curvy and soft, but beneath lies a thick layer of muscle from a hard life. Tangled green hair flows from between large, sharp ears. Her fur is that of a light tan, the front of her body white as snow. Nestled between two firm breasts is a jet black orb on a rope necklace. Lying over the smooth curve of her hips is a series of beads that nestle just over her perked tail in the back. She carries with her a hand-carved cane with the image of a sunbird carved into the handle.

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