Coli

Physical Description: Coli is an anthropomorphic cobra. She's an apode, meaning she doesn't have legs and slithers across the ground using her long and flexible body. She has blue scales. She has a short snout with nostrils and small fangs. She has a petite figure with modest breasts and pert rounded buttocks. She has wide green eyes with slit pupils and thick eyelashes. Coli wears a tribal headdress, gold arm bracelets, and a loincloth that only covers the front. Coli doesn't wear a bra or anything of the sort, meaning her breasts are exposed.

Description: Coli is a member of the Moon Gazer tribe. She's curious, naive, sassy, cocky, and playful. In her tribe, she's mostly referred to by her tribal "Scaled Songstress", as she's quite the talented singer. Despite being a cobra, she's actually non-venomous due to a birth defect, a source of embarrassment and ridicule for her. She's quite curious about human civilization and even seems to empathize with them. Ultimately, she's a dove and just wants to see an end to the conflict between humans and snakes, which she believes could be achieved if there was greater understanding between the two races. She's quite pragmatic and lacks a rigid sense of morality. She has a lisp and elongates any word ending in a "s", even beyond what most in her tribe would do.

The Moon Gazer tribe is led by their chieftain, Spottedfang. Spottedfang is a stern and stoic ruler whose prowess in the battlefield strikes fear in the hearts of his enemies. Moon Gazer culture and snake society in general places heavy important on a number of factors including wisdom, stealth, and venom. Elders and the most long-lived snakes are highly revered for their knowledge and insight, the ability to avoid detection and surprise is seen as a virtue, and the lethal use of venom is a source of pride, status, and achievement. In addition, Moon Gazer society emphasizes a deep connection to the environment, and they reverse and personify the natural world they inhabit. Moon Gazer society has a generally non-confrontational social hierarchy, so social status is expressed indirectly through subtle signals, scents and surrender displays rather than overt aggression.