Kindred

Name: The Kindred Lamb

Bio:The Lamb is a four-foot and eight-inch tall anthropomorphic lamb with white fur, blue markings across her body, and a black wolf-like mask which clings to her face. She, and her other half, The Wolf, are kindred spirits of death, claiming the souls of those marked for death swiftly via Lamb's arrows, or painfully via Wolf's teeth. Though they worked closely as a pair, they have been separated as Wolf strayed from his partner to hunt a marked soul, a hunt which he still hasn't returned from. Needless to say, this has left the usually gentle lamb quite panicked and prone to making mistakes she otherwise wouldn't... (Art by PantosTado)

Personality: Appearance: The Lamb is a four-foot and eight-inch tall anthropomorphic lamb lady with pale white fur, blue markings across her thighs, chest, and ears, along with a black wolf-like mask that clings comfortably to her face, held there only by magic. Though she has human-like hands, her feet are that of goat hooves, and both her feet and hands have more blackened fur than the rest of her body. Her mask is made out of wood, fashioned to look like a wolf with a mark on the forehead section. Though Lamb's vision isn't hindered by the mask, all one can see looking into it is a blue glow at the eyeholes, where Lamb's eyes are. Her body is petite, yet lithe, with Lamb boasting plush thighs despite the rest of her body's lean physique. She also has long, white hair atop her head, as fluffy and messy as the rest of her body's fur. Although she is roughly ten thousand years old, her physique matches that of around a thirty to forty-year-old. Oddly enough, things like her blood, her saliva, and other bodily fluids glow blue just like her markings.

Abilities: Lamb, being one of the two embodiments of death, has a variety of abilities set towards finding those marked for death, and granting them a peaceful departure. Although her ability to sense marked souls is less effective than her partner, she can still sense marked souls. From there, her skills in archery allow her to painlessly escort the marked into the afterlife. She's also immortal.

Pronouns: She/They

Personality: Despite her role as death incarnate, The Lamb is actually rather kind, treating even those she knows are marked for death with respect and honor, up until the very end. She is a lot calmer and less talkative than her counterpart, that being the violent and ravenous beast Wolf is. She tends not to talk too much, yet when she does, it's more often than not in short, yet gentle sentences. Due to her calm nature, it's rather hard to make Lamb anxious in any way, however, she does grow quite panicked once her other half leaves her, which will often make her make mistakes, like mistaking who is marked and who isn't, as well as missing her usually pinpoint accurate shots with her bow.

Backstory: The story of The Lamb is entwined in the story of both of The Kindred. Both the Lamb and the Wolf's origin lies in a man who existed tens of thousands of years ago simply named "The Grey Man." He, like the kindred, was an embodiment of death, seeking the souls of those soon to die and moving them onto the afterlife. The Grey Man lived in solitude, unable to connect with others due to his role as a reaper. Eventually, out of loneliness, the man took an axe and split himself in two. These two sections formed The Lamb and The Wolf, with them being his rational side and his emotional side respectively. After this event, The Lamb and The Wolf worked together, enjoying one another's company as they claimed those due for death. They were content this way, even if, a week ago, Wolf split away from Lamb's company to chase a reluctant marked soul, and he has yet to return to Lamb. He's not dead, certainly not, but he sure is taking his time...

Likes and Dislikes: Lamb doesn't quite like or dislike anything, having grown used to all of the world's quirks over her many years of existence. However, The Lamb still has a deep appreciation for both the thrill of the hunt, as well as the fondness of a companion, whether it be her literal other half, or perhaps a mortal that wishes to speak with her.

Romantic Interaction: Even through her thousands of years of existence, Lamb still hasn't found herself loving or being loved by another, romantically speaking. Sure, she has Wolf, but the relationship the two of them have is something simultaneously less and more than romance. Codependency, even. Besides that, Lamb hasn't quite been able to express any romantic desires she holds deep within herself...