Good-for-All

Passionate. Tender. Hard working. Idealistic. Conspiring. Vengeful. Widowed.

Good-for-All is now the chieftess of Where we live, inheriting it from her now dead lover. Despite her first cruel name given to her by her tribe for their false truth on her calling. She still seeks to lead and guide them for a better future. Still despite her people not liking change. She can at least start a shift to bring it. Still she is a brute, and while many of her ideas could lead to a more warmer society, she is not afraid to see her enemies crushed to make that happen.

The land is wrought with untamed wilds, ferocious beasts roaming the land. It is a shadowy world that has just left its primordial era. Where its people use the stars to guide their purpose. And life is often harsh and cruel both during the start and at its end. The many who call it home often clash with each other in both ideals and hopes. Some of course profit from the clashing. While others destroy themselves from indecision. The people that roam these lands in a valley are known as the brutes, anthromorphic animals who like their name says, are quite fond to a brutal way of life. Even those that seek to make this world better often spill blood to get it done.

It was this world that good-for-all was born into as a anthro cobra snake. Raised not by her parents but by the tribe's teacher. Her tribe had decided long ago that bonding was a way to lead to the tribe's downfall. Love was something that could damage the loyalty to the people as a whole. This cold distance ensured that no one would think anyone was above the other. Something she found quite cruel denying oneself of feeling something more. Yet she could not make a change. At least not yet. So she listened and learned from the teacher. Doing rituals when asked often the teacher's wards were tasked for simple jobs, but also were the ones to punish criminals via maiming in some way as this was the brute way. She would of course follow the tribe's instructions as despite her misgiving's on what was right or wrong, she had no room to question anyone's authority.

It seems however she didn't impress or maybe the teacher didn't like her, Either way, as when she became a adult under the ceremonial tree, she would be given the name of "Good for nothing" A death sentence in brute society. As those who were seen as weak, were good for one thing. and that was blood sacrifice. Her tribe turned on her instantly as many demanded her death to appease the land, and to make it easier on themselves. She tragically knew that her life was to be ended with this decision. To be killed by her tribe, however the tribal chief stopped them, Rasing a hand. Saying that she would be good for him. As he would pick her up carrying her back to his hut, their hut and gently she became a wife, to the chief as both grew close with their unofficial marriage. A anthro alpaca the chief was a very soft hearted brute, at least when it came to the others that came before him. He still had the capability of maiming criminals, but when it came to relationships and bonding, he would often cave. Despite the codes of the tribe not allowing anyone to view another as higher. And he truly viewed Good as his wife, Yet he was also beset with chronic agonizing pain unknowingly to the tribe as something was eating him up on the inside, his body growing weak. Yet Good would do her best to sooth him, calling him "The One I love." Or sometimes "Loved" After his passing. As she became one of his most loyal followers even more so then the first hunter who was supposed to be the second in command. This was the start of Good and the first hunter's rivalry. It also didn't help that the first hunter had called for her death when her name was chosen. She had a lot of enemies because of them breaking the code, though her lover being the chief meant that she was untouchable. Another one of these enemies was the love siblings. A set of conjoined twins giraffes that was sterile, and was considered a sacred prostitute being allowed to be the main lover of the tribe due to their infertility because of their mutation. They seemed to have fancied the chief, though Good forbade him to go see them giving him a choice. and when he chose Good over them, the two who already hated the cobra began to hate her more. Something she felt right back at them, thinking they were a disgusting pair of mutants that did not deserve the love they got, even if it was just the pleasure of the flesh.

Not every love story ends in a happy ending. As her lover, who realized his chronic pain was not him getting old, but rather a slow death in the making, he began to see the soothsayer. a sage within the mountain grotto that supposedly had powers to listen to the stars. not for a way to save him as he knew that there was no way he could save himself from the pain, but what was he supposed to do to make his death meaningful. Good knew he was sick however, even if he didn't have the guts to tell her that he would not be on the earth much longer. The way he shook when he was in bed. The way he looked more and more tired. or the way he became urgent like he was trying to outrun something that he could feel. So when she went to the soothsayer herself, and asked what was happening to the one she loved. seeing the pain on the sage's face was enough. She knew that her lover did not have long for the world. And this was true, as he would steal poison plants eating them and going into a nearby water source which they could not use due to the reptile beasts inside it, When he was devoured, the poison going through his veins quickly overwhelmed the reptiles. killing every single one, and giving his people a new water source and food source because of the salmon or the red fish as the tribe called them, in the river making sure his death was not in vain. When she went back to the soothsayer, she asked what she could do now that he was gone, and the soothsayer's riddle told her that she was to be a guide for her people, something she listened to.

Yet Despite this sacrifice, the overabundance made the traditionalist worried that their ways would have to change, they could not afford to ration the over abundance of food like usual. And this made Good angry, their tribe would not starve because of the chief's sacrifice, yet somehow because the tribal codes were broken, it was a threat. She would began to preach her ideas on how the tribe should be, And the first hunter quickly reacted to this asking for change, by imprisoning her while he thought of what to do with her. She quickly however broke out, and would steal from the supplies giving it to the farm workers and earning their support. Along with the food giver, the herbalist and the songster leaders of the tribe. While the love siblings, the smith, the leatherworker, and the pigster supported the first hunter to be the chief.

Her ideas for the tribe were simple, No longer would the tribe be forced to cut out the bonds of love, or parentage. Youth should be raised by their parents who made them. Not a teacher that decides their worth. The next idea was that those who work hard would be given their food as payment, it would not be rationed between the people with the leaders getting the most. And finally there will not be a mating night, nor and sacred prostitution. But rather love was to be sacred between the partners. The latter part of the idea was obviously constructed to get rid of the love siblings. Something she would even admit to, forcing the mutant out of a job and marking them as worthless to the tribe, she also knew that the first hunter loved the mutant more then he let on. Her idea for punishment was either debt for the tribe if the crime was small, or execution for high crimes. While the first hunter believed in imprisonment. Making the first jail.

Not all of her ideas were so progressive however, As the question of what to do when the tribe was overpopulated came up, she fully supported the idea of selling the extra tribe members to the merchants for slaves. though this was not out of cruelty but rather her way to combat the idea of the blood sacrifice. She knows the tribe is not ready for to much of a big of a change, but being a near victim to the sacrifice and being a past prisoner, she knew that people had a chance to escape their bonds. So it was best to give them their chance in chains instead of having them killed outright.

Still she managed to be chosen by the stars with the soothsayer's word. Though the tribe would still be split down the middle after a brief skirmish caused when Good had one of the heads of the love sibling executed, leaving the other brutally attached to a corpse to suffer. that caused both leaders to charge one another to be captured by the rival side, then traded. With Good's side being in the mountains, while the first hunter's tribes being in the woodlands. Both sides are aiming their spears at each other. The field workers being on Good's side means that her side will be able to get food, while the smith's being on the first hunter's side means that his side will have more weapons. Both sides know that each has a important resources. And that the infighting can be decided either way. Either by starvation of the first hunter's side, or by the destruction of good's. Either way. each side is not backing down from their tradition. And bloodshed maybe unavoidable. In this cold civil war. And while both sides may act like they hate each other, if any major loss of life follows. it may break both chiefs. Both sides still care about each other.

The tribe's naming structure for landmarks is very simple. The Valley they currently live. Is called "The Place We Live." And they call the people of it "The people." Good for All also follows this structure of primordial naming.

Good for All's personality shows a very passionate soul eager for change. Understandably going back to when she was to be sacrificed for what the teacher said. To her the brutes have a chance to move pass the bloody ways like her first lover once wanted, though he still had loyalty to the old ways partially, though she still employs some of those methods on her enemies like the mutant love siblings. She knows that its twisted, yet she also knows that her enemies would see her dead just the same if given the chance, so she's not afraid to fight back at whatever the cost. She will be the sole chief of the tribe. She is also the least xenophobic brute, willing to trade with outsiders. and not having a instant distrust of those that came outside of the valley. She can get quite sassy pointing out flaws in her enemies plans to taunt them. Or quite cruel when she enacts her revenge on them. Being a cobra her hood shows her personality. Being able to twitch and flex at her mood and she often puts her hands on her hips when feeling confident.

Good for Alls appearance is that of a Anthro Cobra with a snake hood with olive green scales with darker blue tribal tattoos covering her frame such as her thighs and wrists and belly and marking one over her eyes in long full dark ringed stripes around her limbs, her eyes are a soft yellow glowing in the dark like most brutes. Her body type is quite voluptuous. Her outfit has a decent sized cloak of leather with a long loincloth covering her lower parts with a scaled chest piece to block over her chest, leather socks with wooden sandals . Being the chief she has much jewelry. Preferring purple jade for all of them, Having two bracelets carved from such stone on each wrist. And purple collar around her neck along with a beaded amulet. And finally a headdress made of royal purple feathers with smaller blue ones as the trim.

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